Elara
Fashion · Milan

Elara.

The collection lives here.

Maison IdentityPress PortalPitti Buyers
The mandate

Fourteen silhouettes. Appointment only. No cart.

Sofia Marchetti. Via Tortona, Milan. 22 pieces in cream and crimson. No press coverage. No retail partner. She needed an identity before the first buyer arrived.

Delivered in 48 hours. Brief. Build. Ship.

ClientElara
LocationMilan, Italy
E-commerceNo — appointment
Delivered48 hours
Outcome2 buyers, Pitti
The collection in motion
Fourteen silhouettes.
Each thread intentional.
"The website was not marketing. It was the manifesto. Buyers saw it before the clothes."
What CZR built

The digital maison.

Fashion buyers form opinions before they see the clothes. Every tool below was delivered before Pitti opened.

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Editorial Vitrine
Full-spread lookbook. Each silhouette occupies its own page. No product grid. No add-to-cart. Appointment only.
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Instagram Lookbook
Collection launch sequence. Six posts timed over 48 hours. Each links to the brand site. Press credentials distributed in DMs.
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Press Newsletter
Season announcement from the designer. Voice of the maison. Distributed to editors and buyers — not the public.
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Press Portal
Gated access. One code distributed at the show. Hi-res lookbook, press release, contact card. Downloaded by four publications in week one.
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Brand Identity
Logotype. Palette. Typography. One crimson rule in #8B1A1A — the colour of the thread. That is the only accent on the site.
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Full IP Transfer
Source files. All assets. On delivery. The maison owns everything. Completely.
The defining decision

We built the site before the collection was photographed.

Blurred previews circulated at Pitti. Two buyers made appointments before the final images were live.

The result

Two buyers. Before the first show.

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Buyers at Pitti
4
Press credentials
48h
Brief to live
Website
Lookbook System
Press Portal

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