Brand Identity & Creative Direction

Olivia
Rose

A full brand repositioning — from undefined beauty label to a focused, quality-driven essentials line for women who take their ritual seriously.

Brand Strategy Visual Identity Packaging Systems Art Direction Product Line Digital Presence
Olivia Rose product lineup in marble bathroom with LED vanity mirror
Category
Beauty & Wellness
Deliverable
Full Brand System
Scope of
Work
01
Brand DNA & Audience Definition
02
Brand Repositioning & Strategy
03
Visual Identity & Logo System
04
Packaging System Design
05
Product Line Architecture
06
Art Direction & Campaign
07
Lookbook & Digital Presence
Challenge
01

A broad product line with no unifying identity

Olivia Rose carried a wide range of beauty tools and accessories — facial tools, bath essentials, vanity mirrors, makeup accessories — but without a coherent visual system or defined customer, the line read as a collection of individual SKUs rather than a considered brand.

Packaging varied in structure, graphic language, and quality cues across categories. The brand needed a system that could unify everything from an arch blister pack to a boxed LED mirror under one clear visual identity — without flattening the category diversity that made the line valuable.

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Every woman deserves tools that feel intentional — not just functional. The packaging had to say that before she even opened it.
Creative Direction — Christine Farah
Approach
02

Build a system flexible enough for every category — consistent enough to be one brand

The repositioning anchored Olivia Rose as a premium-accessible beauty essentials brand for women 30+ — quality-forward, quietly elevated, and built for a daily ritual rather than a single occasion.

The packaging system was designed around a core arch blister format with consistent graphic language — watercolor florals, rose gold hardware, clean typography — then adapted across box formats, blister cards, and hanging packages to accommodate the full category breadth. Every touchpoint from the facial roller card to the LED mirror box speaks the same visual language.

Campaign imagery was art-directed to mirror the brand's tone: serene, light-filled, marble surfaces, natural flowers. Products are aspirational objects in a considered ritual — not tools in a medicine cabinet.

Soft, considered, consistent

Petal White
Rose Blush
Dusty Rose
Rose Gold
Soft Lilac
Ink

A palette of botanical softness — petal whites and dusty roses anchored by rose gold hardware and a single deep ink for typographic precision. Applied consistently across 20+ SKUs spanning facial tools, bath accessories, and vanity products.

Result
03

A unified brand system across a full beauty essentials line

Olivia Rose launched with a complete visual identity applied consistently across 20+ SKUs in multiple packaging formats — arch blister packs, box packaging, hanging cards — all speaking the same brand language with clarity and intention.

  • Full visual identity system — logo, color, typography, graphic language
  • Packaging system spanning arch blisters, boxes, and hanging formats
  • 20+ SKUs across facial tools, bath accessories, and vanity products
  • LED vanity mirror line — tabletop and cloud formats with signature tray
  • Art-directed campaign imagery with consistent marble and botanical aesthetic
  • Lookbook designed as brand and product catalog for buyers and press
  • Digital presence — website and mobile experience designed to brand standards
  • 30% increase in customer engagement following brand replatform
  • 54% reduction in plastic packaging while preserving premium brand perception