Design work for Aesop, collected from the studios behind it.
Designers and creative leads credited on Aesop projects in press coverage.
The article profiles illustrator Hayley Wall, exploring their decade-long career creating work centered on queerness, disability, gender, and mental health. It highlights their editorial commissions for outlets like The New York Times, LA Times, and Sick Magazine, and delves into their process of translating emotion and identity into richly textured, symbolic illustrations. Written by Sudi Jama, the piece emphasizes Hayley’s belief in hope, community, and storytelling through visual art.
The article profiles Australian artist Jasmine Dowling, whose tactile animations and collages for brands like Aesop, Longchamp, and Armani Beauty blend photography, paper craft, and motion. Her handmade, nostalgic approach stands out in an era of AI-generated visuals, emphasizing texture and physicality in digital media.
London-based design practice CHEVAL created the identity and packaging for AESOP, a direct-to-consumer Napa Valley wine producer. The wine-label system uses colourful patterns inspired by sunlight moving across Northern California's foggy mountain landscapes, expressing the brand's connection to the land and sustainable farming.