Logo Design Showcase · Fashion / luxury
Lacuna
Accessories for considered wear.
A direct-to-consumer accessible-luxury accessories brand: handbags, small leather goods, jewelry. Founded by two former heritage-house designers. The brand needs to signal luxury craft without inheriting heritage-house ostentation.
The brief
Lacuna is the accessories brand for the customer who wants the heritage-house construction without the heritage-house monogram-on-canvas. The mark has to stamp on brass zipper pulls and snaps, emboss on leather, hold on hangtag treatments, sit on box closure labels, and at favicon scale. Cliches to avoid: the geometric monogram printed on canvas that everyone in accessible-luxury defaults to, the all-caps fashion-house signature, the cursive script that signals 1990s ready-to-wear.

Primary mark
Wordmark in Display custom
Wordmark Lacuna in custom high-contrast display typography with elegantly tapered terminals on the L and the final A. The vertical stress and refined weight contrast carries luxury without ornament. Reference: Aimé Leon Dore, The Row typographic treatments. Display-custom register fills the gap left by Phase 1 (which covered six of seven registers but not display-custom).
Reference: Aimé Leon Dore, The Row, Khaite, Toteme
Variant exploration
4 variants across the architectures.
Each variant takes a different position on architecture or register so the brand owner can see the choice clearly. The variants below would constitute the presentation set for review.
Application contexts
The mark in five application contexts.
A mark that does not survive its application contexts is not a contender. The renders below show the primary variant against each of the five surfaces this brand has to ship on.
Brass hardware stamp
Zipper pull or snap closure at four-millimeter scale.
Leather embossing
Single-color blind emboss on full-grain leather.
Hangtag
Cardstock tag attached to garment, viewed at arm's length.
Box closure label
Sticker seal on presentation packaging.
Favicon · 32px
Browser tab at retina favicon size. Subtle letterform detail can survive here.
The deliverable
One variant, the nine-field spec.
This is the format the logo-design skill produces for every variant in a presentation set. The brand owner reads the spec, the mockup notes, the signals and rejects, and decides on the architecture before the production refinement begins.
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