
Defining the visual voice of a fashion lifestyle brand on social media — +7K followers in 11 months
Scotta 1985
When I joined Scotta 1985, the brand's social media presence was inconsistent and disconnected — posts were limited to campaign or product photos with no visual thread, no storytelling, and no defined aesthetic. The existing brand guidelines were minimal and hadn't kept pace with where the brand wanted to go. The ask was clear: build visual coherence, elevate the brand's presence on Instagram, and create content that felt intentional rather than transactional.
Date
2022
Role
Content Creator
Team
Marketing direction: John Le Bonniec
The Process
The first step was reworking the brand's visual language for social media — taking the existing guidelines as a starting point and evolving them toward something more refined and mature, leaving behind the naïve aesthetic the brand had previously leaned on. From there, I built a monthly content planning system that covered every format and production type. Content I could produce independently — reels, graphics, static posts — I handled end-to-end, including filming on iPhone 13 and editing in Premiere Pro to keep production agile and consistent. Content that required external production — influencer collaborations, professional shoots, and video productions — I coordinated and art directed to ensure everything stayed on-brand. The SS22 campaign was a particular highlight — a collection launch that translated especially well into the new visual direction and drove strong engagement across formats.
The Result
In 11 months, the account grew by 7,000 followers — driven by a consistent visual identity, a structured content strategy, and production that mixed professional shoots with agile in-house content. The SS22 campaign performed strongly, with positive impact on collection sales. Full analytics were not tracked at the time, but the commercial results of the period reflected the brand's growing social presence.
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