LUCENT is a contemporary men’s fashion magazine concept built around modern tailoring, timeless style, and intentional dressing.

The goal was to create an editorial system that feels sophisticated, minimal, and premium while still giving each page its own visual character. I developed the art direction across the cover, contents, fashion features, interviews, product focused pages, and editorial spreads.

The visual language combines refined serif typography, clean layouts, warm neutral tones, sophisticated menswear photography, and generous negative space to create a cohesive luxury fashion experience.

The final presentation brings the individual pages together as a complete editorial identity, showing how the visual system works consistently across different content formats.

Giving every page its own character is the hard half of an editorial system - in my experience the grid has to stay locked so the type scale and image crop can do the varying, otherwise spreads stop reading as one magazine. Which of the two did you let move here?

I designed a modern Beehiiv newsletter website for an AI and technology publication focused on practical AI engineering, workflows, and business transformation. The project included a branded header, subscription-focused hero section, featured articles, article grids, newsletter archive structure, social links, and a branded footer. I used a bold purple visual system and clean typography to create a professional technology-focused publication.