Scarlette Magazine: Editorial design
Goal
Design an editorial experience that elevates storytelling through thoughtful typography, pacing, imagery, and visual hierarchy.
As Creative Director for Scarlette — Ohio State’s student-run fashion magazine — I led the creative vision and production of biannual seasonal publications, overseeing editorial concepts from initial ideation through final execution. For this feature, I developed the creative direction for an editorial spread inspired by the seven deadly sins, collaborating with photographers, models, stylists, and fellow creatives to bring the concept to life.
Beyond concept development and production, I provided high-level creative review throughout the process, ensuring the photography, styling, layouts, and overall visual storytelling aligned with Scarlette’s brand and editorial standards. This project allowed me to blend strategic art direction with hands-on design, creating a cohesive fashion narrative that pushed the magazine’s creative identity forward.
Photography: Philip Bradshaw
Models: Sarah Husk and Christopher Tinsley
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