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Teal Blue Four-Piece Menswear | Ebom Signature Menswear
This four-piece menswear outfit showcases my passion for men's fashion design, precision tailoring, and quality finishing. Each piece is crafted with attention to detail, neat stitching, carefully constructed pockets, and a focus on achieving a clean, coordinated appearance.
My approach to tailoring combines creativity, proper construction, and attention to the details that make an outfit stand out. My goal is to create stylish menswear that reflects quality craftsmanship, comfort, and a professional finish.
Ebom Signature Menswear — Crafted with precision, designed with style.
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Vintage Future Fashion — Archive Style Challenge
My project explores the connection between 19th-century French fashion illustration and contemporary fashion accessories.
Inspired by a historical watercolor illustration from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, I created a cohesive visual style using delicate watercolor textures, ornamental details, and a muted palette of antique cream, rose pink, and sage green.
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Archive Reference: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/386313
Recraft Project: [https://www.recraft.ai/project/2ef3e3a6-00bc-483a-8bb3-ea0a657c3fcb ]
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VELORA — Haute Couture Paris | Luxury Brand Identity & Motion
VELORA — Where Heritage Meets Haute Couture.
A timeless luxury identity for a Parisian couture house. The goal was not just a logo, but a feeling: the weight of velvet, the shine of gold embroidery, the reflection of a Parisian salon inside a perfume bottle.
Concept: Classic French luxury with a modern, quiet elegance. No trends. Just timeless.
Deliverables:
• Custom monogram (V + L) with laurel crest
• Gold foil & velvet embossing system
• Luxury packaging — Black box & shopping bag
• Perfume bottle & lifestyle application
• Motion teaser (velvet + reflection concept)
Tools: Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, CapCut
Built for high-end fashion clients who value craftsmanship over clichés.
Open for luxury branding projects — $4k+ identity systems.
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The interlocking 'V' inside the wreath emblem captures that classic Parisian couture heritage perfectly. That embossed gold foil mockup on the dark velvet card looks stunning!