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NOARÉ came to me as a brand-new client last year with a clear idea of a luxury fashion identity built around quiet authority. No excess. No noise. Just the kind of design that makes you stop and look twice.
The name itself says everything: noir meets rare. Dark, deliberate, unforgettable. That tension drove every decision; the mark, the palette, the website, the motion.
This one was recognized by the World Brand Design Society shortly after. Grateful it landed the way it was meant to.🏆
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