Selected Work · Spec Campaign

SKIMS × Havaianas

SKIMS × Havaianas · Every Body's Second Skin

A self-initiated concept for a collaboration that treats summer as a condition, not an event. One head-to-toe heat-ready system: SKIMS' second-skin softness and Havaianas' bare-foot ease, built into a single world.

SKIMS x Havaianas spec campaign poster
Client
Spec · self-initiated
Scope
Creative Direction · Campaign · Product
Format
Editorial · posters · product line
Studio
Birdhaus
The idea

A head-to-toe system, built for real heat.

Summerwear gets sold as a moment: poolside, vacation, spectacle. This reframes it as everyday infrastructure for living in heat. Two product-first brands, one disciplined visual world, shot like a vintage Brazilian travel poster pulled into now.

The line runs the swim, a co-branded thin-strap Havaiana, and a grab-and-go bag, sold as a set or apart. Second-skin, in neutral tones matched to every body.

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The complete world: concept, product, and rollout.

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Selected Work · Music

Ella Rey Nash

Artist Visual Identity & Release Strategy

Creative direction across a multi-single release arc. One cohesive visual world built across covers, portraits, and rollout.

Ella Rey Nash — identity portrait
Client
Ella Rey Nash
Scope
Creative Direction · Visual Identity
Format
Multi-single release arc
Studio
Birdhaus
The approach

One world, across every release.

A release arc should feel like a single world, not a set of unrelated drops. For Ella Rey Nash, the direction held one visual language across every single: black-and-white photography, hand-lettered type, and a recurring red signature that threads the releases together.

Each cover references a different register of glamour while staying unmistakably hers. Restraint and intention over novelty, built to flex across platforms and stay coherent as the arc unfolds.

The covers
Simple Life — single cover
Simple Life
A black-and-white domestic tableau with hand-lettered script. Mid-century nostalgia, with a wink. Single cover & release identity.
So Much Better Now — single cover
So Much Better Now
A nod to Bert Stern's Marilyn "Last Sitting": pearls, white sheets, unguarded joy. The red script became the arc's signature thread.
Ella Rey Nash — identity portrait
Identity portraits: denim, pearls, and a lived-in interior establishing the world the covers live in.
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