kate spade brandbook
kate spade brandbook
kate spade brandbook
kate spade brandbook

kate spade brandbook

Kate Spade, LLC, New York, New York, 2005

Description

After a dozen years of steady, creatively driven growth, the time had come to articulate the kate spade sensibility in book form. Divided into five sections—the beginning, the customer, the design, the culture and the vision—the piece is intended to be a road map to the ethos underlying the company’s irreverent spirit. Serving as both a storytelling tool and a visual guide, the book will act as a historical document and inspiration for years to come.

Juror Notes

Surprises throughout the piece.
A lot of thought given to the typography.
Not everything looked the same.
Love the table of contents.
An element of whimsy really comes through, which is part of her brand.
Shows you can do a piece of branding with variations instead of incessant repetition.
Provides more depth about the brand, while exquisitely done.
Tells a rich story, not an iconic manifesto.

Collections: AIGA 365: 27 (2006)
Repository: Denver Art Museum
Discipline: Corporate communications design
Format: Corporate communication, Booklet

Credits

Design firm
Kate Spade, LLC
Creative directors
Alan Dye, Julia Leach, Andy Spade
Designer
Alan Dye
Production director
Alison Stiller
Writer
Julia Leach
Producer
Marcy Roberts
Project manager
Brianna Livergood
Printer/binder
Graytor
Printing method
Various
Binding method
Perfect
Papers
Mohawk Superfine Ultrawhite Smooth 160 lb. cover, Mohawk Superfine Ultrawhite Smooth 100 lb. text, Neenah Eames Architecture Diffused White 50 lb.; Zanders Ikono Gloss 100 lb. text
Client
kate spade
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