High Contrast provided styling, hair/makeup, photography and retouching. The shoot took place within the exquisite grounds of a country-house hotel in Essex, UK.

The images have been a great success for Triumph, being used in their ‘Into Summer’ catalogue, POS and online.

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The brief was simple – convey the quality and image of the products and brand.

Contrast provided a complete solution including; sourcing models, location scouting, fashion styling, photography on location and in the studio.

The photography has been used for promotional literature, POS, exhibition and online.

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The feel of the brochure was to have that of a ‘coffee table’ book, something that would carry the impact, size and confidence of the products through to the end user.

Again, Contrast managed the photography, styling, design and creative direction of the project from planning right through to delivering the brochure to 18 UK retail outlets.

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Taking advantage of our contacts including bridal wear specialists and furniture manufacturers, we were able to pull together the perfect combination of classic styling.

Beautiful imagery, minimal typography and clean and simple layouts show off the products to their best.

Contrast also managed the printing and distribution of the brochures which were extremely well received throughout the 18 UK retail outlets.

The solution was a fresh look for the website, making use of Flash animation, a new layout for products with clearer, larger images and colour swatches. The site encourages interaction via the Blog, Flickr and Facebook Pages. Perhaps one of the most significant developments the website has seen is that it’s fully content-managed, putting the control of the content and ability to update the site quickly and easily back in the clients’ hands.

The result has been a huge increase in online sales, great feedback from customers and quickly rising visitor traffic.

The brand had to be recognisable, fashion-led and should have been able to stitch or de-boss into the product.

Contrast created branding, promotional literature, styled and directed photography.

The solution was to re-write the content making it appeal to the fashion trade whether they be small or large buyers of clothing. A simple interface and layout communicates relevant information in digestible amounts, new location photography conveys the size and scale of what the company has to offer, and a simple enquiry form, with downloadable versions of their catalogue, have made attracting new clients a breeze.

The result has been a 10x increase in new business enquiries and steady growth in trade sales during a period where most businesses were in decline.

Contrast provided the arsenal to attack the ice cream market included branding, photography, styling, viral, email marketing, packaging design, Flash website development and social media campaign.

Since the launch in mid-September, with creations such as The Sex Pistol, The Icecreamists have attracted attention from all over the globe and online following continues to grow at a rapid pace.

The Icecreamists are currently seeking a permanent site in central London.

“A self-proclaimed revolution in ice cream, the new brand is dripping in trendy imagery, graffiti-like fonts, scantily clad semi-goth models, edgy ice cream accoutrements and witty taglines and quotes. Clever flavour names, trendy graphics, downloadable wallpapers – even t-shirts and a pendant of their logo – are a part of a marking effort that parallels that of a new movie release.” If It’s Hip, It’s Here

Contrast aided in designing the branding and created supporting material including ephemeral media, online presence, communications, packaging design, styling, photography and animation.

We’ve had a lot of fun over the years producing flyers for The Pop Boutique, using recycled images that have a fun ‘pick me up and stick me up‘ factor.

These quirky designs are always quick out the door and become collectable items for the target student audience.