REVENANT
A scroll-driven narrative for a speculative fashion house — a collection staged in the ruins of the near-future. Cold chrome, scanline and cinematic pacing carry you through the story one frame at a time.
A collection with a story to tell.
Revenant is a fictional avant-garde fashion house whose seasonal drop is less a lookbook than a film. The brief we wrote: build the season's site as a scroll-driven narrative — the visitor doesn't browse products, they move through a place. Pinned chapters, masked reveals, type that arrives like a title card.
What we made
Where Aether is warm and weightless, Revenant is cold and heavy — the studio's dystopian register. The whole site is one GSAP timeline scrubbed by Lenis: sections pin, images unmask column by column, and a faint scanline sits over everything like a signal not quite tuned in. Chrome, but tarnished.
- Pinned chapters that hold while the story advances, so pacing is authored, not accidental.
- Column-masked image reveals — garments emerge from the dark rather than simply fading in.
- A restrained cold palette: obsidian, tarnished silver, one bruise of iris violet.
- Cinematic type cards set in the display grotesk, arriving on eased curves like a film's opening.
The result
A site you watch as much as read. It proves the range of the studio's new direction: the same engineering that renders Aether's angelic light can just as easily render dread. Two flagships, two feelings, one frame.
