Jewel Babe didn’t need a by Hoorain ArshadJewel Babe didn’t need a by Hoorain Arshad

Jewel Babe didn’t need a

Hoorain Arshad

Hoorain Arshad

Jewel Babe didn’t need a prettier logo. It needed to know who it was talking to. I started with research into her: a trend-conscious, Pinterest-styled woman who wears jewelry to express herself.
From there I locked the strategy (durability, feminine confidence, affordability, plus a casual, soft, trend-aware voice) before touching a single logo sketch.
The result is a bold pink identity with a new wordmark and symbol, the tagline “For Babes Who Sparkle,” and a system that runs across packaging, print, and social so every touchpoint feels like one brand.
Want an identity built on strategy, not just good looks? Let’s talk.
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Posted Oct 14, 2026

Jewel Babe didn’t need a prettier logo. It needed to know who it was talking to. I started with research into her: a trend-conscious, Pinterest-styled woman ...