Sassy Station
Brand Identity, Editorial
Sassy Station
Brand Identity, Editorial
Sassy Station
Brand Identity, Editorial
Sassy Station is a fashion brand and commerce platform consisted of a group of young people passionate about clothes, brands and designers — avid thrift shoppers who have a thing for sassy dressing styles and supporters of environmental protection.
Contemporary, clean and slightly irregular in aesthetic, the simple identity designed aims to mirror the style of the clothing.
Sassy Station is a fashion brand and commerce platform consisted of a group of young people passionate about clothes, brands and designers — avid thrift shoppers who have a thing for sassy dressing styles and supporters of environmental protection.
Contemporary, clean and slightly irregular in aesthetic, the simple identity designed aims to mirror the style of the clothing.
Sassy Station is a fashion brand and commerce platform consisted of a group of young people passionate about clothes, brands and designers — avid thrift shoppers who have a thing for sassy dressing styles and supporters of environmental protection.
Contemporary, clean and slightly irregular in aesthetic, the simple identity designed aims to mirror the style of the clothing.
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