Editorial cover study, one layout, twelve decisions.
Personal design study.
This project explores how one editorial layout can hold twelve different visual directions.
The structure stays consistent: masthead, supporting cover lines, main headline, issue line, and signature placement. What changes is the image, season, palette, mood, and hierarchy decisions.
The template. What stays fixed, what moves, what changes with the picture.
The strongest covers in the set are March, September, April, and June. October is close, but still needs one cleanup pass.
This study is not really about fashion.
The useful point is this: a consistent system can hold different content, but every image still needs individual hierarchy decisions.
That is the same principle behind my work, clarity before tools.
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