Fruit of the Loom

Social Media Campaign

Photography by Paul Miller

A woman packing clothes into an open suitcase on a bed in a bright bedroom.

The Challenge: Curating Relatable Authenticity

The objective was to wardrobe a digital campaign for Fruit of the Loom centered on "lived-in" comfort. The challenge was to create a series of "at-home" scenarios that felt aspirational yet deeply accessible, ensuring the styling felt like a genuine reflection of the target demographic's daily life rather than a staged commercial.

Woman standing in a cozy, well-lit living room with a mug, wearing underwear and a cardigan, with vinyl records and a record player in the background.
A woman with short dark hair, wearing a white polka dot shirt and pink shorts, sitting on a black couch near a large window. She is smiling and raising her right hand in a relaxed pose. A white dog with black markings is lying on the couch beside her, resting its head on a cushion, and a blue book is placed on the couch near the dog. There is a large green potted plant next to the couch.

The Solution: Accessible Personality & Budget Optimization

Working within a strict production budget, I curated a wardrobe that prioritized a "casual-upbeat" aesthetic. I utilized playful patterns and tactile accessories—like headbands and layering pieces—to inject personality into basic silhouettes. The goal was to make the brand’s core products feel "styled" without losing the comfort and ease that defines the Fruit of the Loom DNA.

The Result: Engaging Social Content

A vibrant, personality-driven suite of assets tailored for social media. The styling successfully appealed to a younger female demographic by balancing the brand’s legacy of "basics" with a modern, fashion-forward sense of play.

A woman standing on a bedroom swing, wearing a pink sports bra and light blue underwear, smiling and looking to her left. The room has white walls, a yellow throw pillow on a green chair, and a bed with a textured blanket.