EDIE ORLANDA BROWN
PORTFOLIO {2026}
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archetypal circus aspect into my digital mock-up designs.
Informed by insights into the growing demand for spaces that enable maximal self-expression, this concept draws on the ethos of Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY, centred on community, eccentricity, and individuality.
Set within a circus structure at Somerset House, the experience merges performance, heritage, and spectacle. Performers and spatial design work in tandem to dissolve boundaries between audience and participant, fostering a space where individuality and
eccentricity sit at the heart.
{Page 73-74} Art Direction and Rebrand: To reach a well-rounded event, I spoke to LOVERBOY industry experts to maintain true to brand application, thinking about the incorporation and commerce of garment within the event structure.
{Page 67-68} Typography was refined in response to the brand’s existing visual weight, creating a balance between heritage reference and current expression
{Page 65-66}The colour direction evolved from LOVERBOY’s established palette—scarlet red, black, white, and tartan. Reinterpreted to evoke regeneration and a theatrical, circus-led atmosphere.
{Page 67-68} Typography was refined in response to the brand’s existing visual weight, creating a balance between heritage reference and current expression
{Page 65-66}The colour direction evolved from LOVERBOY’s established palette—scarlet red, black, white, and tartan. Reinterpreted to evoke regeneration and a theatrical, circus-led atmosphere.
{Page 73-74} Art Direction and Rebrand: To reach a well-rounded event, I spoke to LOVERBOY industry experts to maintain true to brand application, thinking about the incorporation and commerce of garment within the event structure.
{Page 67-68} Typography was refined in response to the brand’s existing visual weight, creating a balance between heritage reference and current expression
{Page 65-66}The colour direction evolved from LOVERBOY’s established palette—scarlet red, black, white, and tartan. Reinterpreted to evoke regeneration and a theatrical, circus-led atmosphere.
{Page 73-74} Art Direction and Rebrand: To reach a well-rounded event, I spoke to LOVERBOY industry experts to maintain true to brand application, thinking about the incorporation and commerce of garment within the event structure.
{Page 67-68} Typography was refined in response to the brand’s existing visual weight, creating a balance between heritage reference and current expression
{Page 65-66}The colour direction evolved from LOVERBOY’s established palette—scarlet red, black, white, and tartan. Reinterpreted to evoke regeneration and a theatrical, circus-led atmosphere.
{Page 67-68} Typography was refined in response to the brand’s existing visual weight, creating a balance between heritage reference and current expression
{Page 65-66}The colour direction evolved from LOVERBOY’s established palette—scarlet red, black, white, and tartan. Reinterpreted to evoke regeneration and a theatrical, circus-led atmosphere.
The LOVERBOY Confessional: A prototyped event aspect placed in the floor plan, inspired by vintage tarot booths, aimed to keep the thread of self-expression and allow the consumer to build their own narrative.
The LOVERBOY Confessional: A prototyped event aspect placed in the floor plan, inspired by vintage tarot booths, aimed to keep the thread of self-expression and allow the consumer to build their own narrative.