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Olera · Social Media
Social as an extension of the brand, not an afterthought. We extended Olera's world into social, same palette, same organic textures, same restraint, alongside product photography that puts the Molecular Serum in use, on skin, in hand, in the everyday ritual it was designed for. One system, one story, across every touchpoint.
Follow the story at https://www.instagram.com/oleraskincare/
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Incredible presentation and designing!
Really appreciate that, thank you!
Exactly the goal, thank you for putting it into words like that. Keeping social as reinforcement rather than a separate layer was key from the start. <3
Amazing work🔥👏👏
Thanks a lot, means a lot coming from you.
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