KRILL NYC:
S/S 2015 INTERACTIVE LOOK BOOK

A woman with blonde hair styled in a bob, wearing a white sleeveless top with shoulder straps and a blue patterned skirt, stands outdoors against a blue sky with a small colorful inset image of rocks and a sunset.

KRILL S/S 2015 was our invitation to get a little weird (in the best way). We led creative direction end-to-end—concepting the world, directing the photoshoot, and obsessively crafting each image until it felt like it belonged to a brighter, slightly off-kilter dimension.

Pulling directly from the collection’s patterns, we built a colorful, dreamlike visual universe where prints didn’t just sit on garments—they spilled into space, multiplied, and danced across the screen. The centerpiece was a first-of-its-kind parallax, interactive lookbook: part fashion editorial, part playable landscape, where scrolling became exploration and every layer revealed a new surprise. Think texture as terrain, color as atmosphere, and just enough mischief to keep things interesting ✨🌀🎨

A woman with blonde bob haircut, wearing a sleeveless black and white patterned dress, standing in a wheat field under a clear blue sky. She has tattoos on her left arm, and her back is to the camera. Wheat stalks are visible over her right shoulder, and the word RICHARD'S is overlaid at the bottom of the image.

Image with large white text on a gray background listing various words and phrases related to nature, weather, and objects such as 'blue wind pouring', 'frayed rope buried', 'shimmering dunes', 'swirling sun bleached', 'dixie cups', 'plum sticky shell pickers', 'ziplock', 'scratching sand', 'toes stretched', 'over rubber soles', 'juicy root', 'growths webbing', 'cracked tab', 'swelling pink petals', 'on a large castle'.

Two models, one male and one female, wearing striped shirts, standing in front of a background with horizontal colored lines.

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