A makeup artist's portfolio that lets Miu Miu and Fendi editorials speak for themselves.
Why it works
Large, high-resolution photography fills nearly the entire screen with almost no competing text, so the work reads as a gallery wall rather than a résumé. A short, plain navigation — Home, Information, Projects, Archive — keeps the focus entirely on the images instead of on the site itself. Nothing about the layout tries to look 'creative'; the restraint is what makes the editorial photography feel premium.
Who should look at this
Freelance stylists, makeup artists, and other image-based creatives who need their portfolio to feel like an extension of the fashion houses they've worked with, not a personal brand exercise.
Signature technique
Full-bleed images are shown one after another in a continuous scrolling sequence with simple 'next' links between them, so browsing the portfolio feels like flipping through a print lookbook rather than clicking through a grid.
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