Stink Studios collaborated with Lululemon to promote the City Bound Hoodie as the ideal post-workout layer. The team produced a series of photo and video assets tailored for web ads, social media, and email marketing to highlight the hoodie’s versatility from sweat to street.
Studio NARI developed a campaign identity for Lululemon’s training line, reframing failure as progress through the concept 'Yet'. The design system used dynamic typography, high-intensity gradients, and motion cues to capture the tension and persistence of training culture. The identity extended across digital, environmental, and event applications to create a unified and motivating brand experience.
Territory Studio developed conceptual design work for Lululemon’s 'Science of Feel' clothing line. The project explored visual storytelling and motion-driven concepts to express the brand’s focus on performance, comfort, and sensory experience.
Found Studio collaborated with Lululemon’s in-house creative team to bring the 2021 Holiday Gifting campaign to life across digital and in-store channels. The ‘Unwrap the Season’ films combined live-action footage with dynamic unwrapping animations, unified by a master pattern adapted in multiple colourways. The result was a cohesive visual system that extended across retail, print, and digital touchpoints.
FIELD.IO collaborated with Lululemon to create 'Finding Stillness', a poetic and interactive digital experience inspired by yoga and mindfulness. The project invites users to explore movement and calm through playful visual interactions that evoke a sense of balance and presence.
Parker Studio collaborated with Imprimerie du Marais to design an elevated packaging system for Lululemon’s ambassador community. The bespoke kits combined luxury materials, modular construction, and vibrant detailing to reflect the brand’s dual focus on performance and lifestyle. The result delivered a tactile, eco-conscious unboxing experience that deepened brand connection and storytelling.
The Brand Identity interviews the founders of ROT, a new Los Angeles-based creative studio founded by Keaton Webb, Gabriela Hansen, and Melody Hansen. The trio discusses their multidisciplinary backgrounds, the meaning behind the studio’s name, and their approach to world-building and blending digital and physical experiences. The piece explores how ROT’s identity reflects their ethos of recycling, innovation, and playful yet refined design.
Creative Boom interviews Laura Stein, Chief Creative Officer at Bruce Mau Design, about five books that have profoundly influenced her approach to design, branding, and sustainability. The article explores how these works—from 'Cradle to Cradle' to 'Can Marketing Save the Planet?'—inform her thinking on systemic change, environmental responsibility, and the power of design to shape culture. It also highlights her career and recent projects for major global clients.