In the belief that gender-fluid fashion can liberate people from social pressure, Lovvin’ is the frontline to counter social stereotypes and toxic masculinity, help gentlemen realize and accept their softness/feminity and break out of the Man-box. Lovvin’ encourages customers to enjoy their fashion interests and freely express themselves daily with no gender limits.

Influenced by the revolutionary Futurism and Dada, Lovvin’s identity promotes the rebellious typography and layouts with cropped texts, huge drop caps, mixed fonts, multi-directional typesettings, and editorial experiments. This playful typography conveys a more expressive and less rational composition, as the way gender-fluid fashion challenges the rigid gender binary. The free yet powerful typographic experiments in every design evokes the explosive and amplified message of androgynous clothing that Lovvin’ delivers – “Your fashion. Your choice”.

Rather than follow the rules of phrases and sentences, the letters come to life, express freedom and pride in every design, captivate audience attention and encourage them to love and change. There is no limit or boundary for fashion, also for design.

On the other hand, fashion cannot be described only by paper, but by cloth. By attaching woven labels to the brand identity, a conventional paper design has migrated to unexpected outcomes to create a new sensational manner. A combination of paper stocks and woven labels presents the distinctive essence and stimulates the fluidity of material in branding design.

We have gone a long way to enhance creativity in design and witnessed many refreshing projects that dare to go against design traditions. Lovvin’s identity is also a test to stimulate the fluidity of material in branding design, relating to the flexibility of gender-inclusive fashion. A combination of paper stocks and woven labels presents the distinctive essence of the brand and extends the forms and material technique to entertain people’s sensuality.

The goal of this experiment is to expand the brand interaction as well as determine the potential development of Lovvin’s identity. With this challenge, we hope you may always “stay true to your identity and desire” more than ever.

We were born in a world where blue for boys, pink for girls, a grid for texts, and straight lines for typesetting. In an environment where you are expected to act as people want, small differences in your clothing or design may lead to objection and refusal. Therefore, a desire to dress and design however we like becomes not only a mission to self-express but also a journey to find our own identity.

It is the time for us to refresh our minds, against traditional binary borders and live with our identity and fashion interest.

*Lovvin’ – Freedom to self-express