This document provides descriptions of two seasonal theme mood boards titled "Coral Reef" and "Overboard". The "Coral Reef" board takes inspiration from the tropics and southern France, featuring bright colors like grapefruit pink and sea salt. It represents a sense of adventure and serenity. The "Overboard" board is navy-inspired and nautical themed, portraying a sophisticated yet laidback summer vibe perfect for relaxing by the sea. Both boards include accessory suggestions to complement the looks.

1. “Twentyfour-­‐Eight”
Projects
• Gives
names
to
all
colors
and
looks
presented
on
mood
boards
• Writes
press
release
for
each
line
• “Seasonal
Theme
InspiraCon”
board:
writes
short
descripCon
of
enCre
board,
as
well
as
each
individual
item’s
descripCon

2. Grapefruit
Pink
Bougainvillea
Sea
Salt
Black
Pearl
“Calypso”
“Neptune’s
Net”
Arranged
LeL
to
Right
“Horizons”
“Pink
Sand”
“Salacia”
“Siren”
“Oceanus”

3. Coral
Reef
With
each
new
season
comes
a
Cme
for
fresh
beginnings.
Inspired
by
the
tropics
and
coastal
flair
of
the
south
of
France,
“Coral
Reef”
explodes
in
edgy
cuts
mixed
with
sunny,
bright
colors.
Blending
innovaCve
textures
and
designs
with
tradiConal
paUerns
such
as
horizontal
stripes
and
color
blocking,
“Coral
Reef”
manages
to
mix
the
avant-­‐garde
with
the
chic
and
sophisCcated.
Grapefruit
and
pink
bougainvillea
light
up
the
mood
of
this
board,
and
are
picturesquely
contrasted
against
the
sea
salt
and
black
pearl,
creaCng
a
space
for
the
seaside
state
of
mind
to
come
alive.
This
look
is
all
about
being
independent,
with
a
sense
of
adventure
and
poise.
There
is
a
focus
on
serenity,
inspired
by
the
horizon
during
sunset
and
the
colorful
buildings
as
they
stand
against
the
shores
of
the
islands
of
France.
The
water
inspires
a
sense
of
peace
and
fluidity,
while
the
colorful,
vibrant
reefs
and
powerful,
shining
sun
inspire
a
brightness
and
sense
of
excitement.
Accessorize
this
effervescent
look
with
jewels
that
match
the
rocky
seaside
of
southern
France.
Earrings
that
branch
out
mirror
the
look
of
coral
as
it
spreads
to
form
a
reef,
while
necklaces
that
make
a
statement
pop
with
the
power
of
the
shining
sun.
Paired
with
any
of
the
“Coral
Reef”
looks,
these
gems
make
for
a
splash
of
exhilaraCon
that
is
consistent
with
the
spirited
energy
of
the
islands
from
which
they
were
inspired.
Anyone
who’s
spent
Cme
in
the
south
of
France
will
instantly
feel
as
though
they
have
returned
to
the
tropical
vacaCon
of
a
lifeCme
aLer
they’ve
stepped
into
these
tranquil
yet
lively
garments.
And
for
all
those
who
have
not
been
lucky
enough
to
experience
the
beauCful
reefs
of
this
island,
they’ll
surely
be
dreaming
of
long
and
lovely
weekends.

5. Overboard!
Hang
on
to
your
railings….
Season
2014
is
se^ng
sail!
These
ocean
vibes
will
keep
you
smiling
from
ear
to
ear,
as
every
day
is
sunny
and
bright
when
wearing
the
“Overboard”
collecCon.
Inspired
by
the
deep
blue
sea
and
all
things
nauCcal,
“Overboard”
is
filled
to
the
brim
with
tradiConal
paUerns
like
horizontal
and
verCcal
stripes,
color
blocks,
and
piping.
Taking
a
Cmeless
style
and
blending
it
with
the
freshest
trends
of
the
season,
“Overboard”
successfully
guides
buyers
of
2014
into
a
breezy,
blissful
summer.
Pink
Snapper,
NauCcal
Navy,
Regal
Tang,
Piña
Colada,
and
Rose
Murex
color
this
mood
board,
bringing
to
life
this
sea
themed
extravaganza.
This
look
manages
to
stay
sophisCcated
and
suave
while
expressing
a
laidback
summerCme
vibe;
its
all
about
the
good
life
with
“Overboard,”
whether
you’re
sailing
the
seven
seas
on
a
five
star
yacht,
tanning
by
the
pool
with
your
friends
and
family,
or
grabbing
dinner
by
the
beach.
Accessorize
this
phenomenal
yet
nonchalant
look
with
jewelry
that
will
have
you
looking
like
a
treasure
from
the
briny
deep.
With
earrings
that
flow
with
the
nauCcal
message
or
bracelets
that
adorn
garments
with
sparkle
and
shine,
you’re
sure
to
be
a
queen
in
any
of
these
“Overboard”
looks.
Whether
you’re
suffering
from
too
liUle
vacaCon
Cme
or
too
liUle
sunshine,
these
looks
will
be
your
cure.
Step
into
“Overboard,”
and
take
that
much
needed
vacaCon
by
the
sea!

9. • Use
of
InDesign
and
various
photo
ediCng
applicaCons.
• Styling,
photography,
and
make-­‐up

10. • Cover
page
to
self-­‐made,
mini-­‐editorial.
• “AADA”
is
a
ficConal
clothing
company
created
by
“Soundtrek,”
a
ficConal
musical
group,
made
up
of
2
Indian
sisters.
• Interview
is
the
ficConal
work
of
Brianna
Darling.
• Editorial
created
using
InDesign.
• Styling,
photography,
and
make
up
by
Brianna
Darling.

13. • “Straight-­‐ups”
• Editorial
created
using
InDesign.

15. Window
Display
Shop
Reports
This
is
window
display
for
Louis
VuiUon
is
simple
and
elegant.
The
black,
white
and
gold
coloring
choices
emphasize
the
classic
Louis
VuiUon
look,
enhancing
the
appearance
of
the
well-­‐known
“LV”
logo.
Surprisingly,
the
purse
on
display
sCll
manages
to
take
center
stage,
despite
the
flashy
logo
it
stands
in
front
of.
The
lighCng
choices
clearly
work
to
highlight
the
bag.
This
River
Island
display
incorporates
fonts
and
props
with
clothes
following
a
denim,
yellow,
and
nude
color
scheme.
The
big
monkey
in
the
background
is
fun
and
playful,
blending
well
with
the
wording
behind
the
mannequins.
The
yellow
and
nude
colors
of
the
clothes
are
enhanced
by
the
simple,
quirky
design,
and
create
a
successful
display.

16. Converse
chooses
a
more
graphic
appearance
for
this
window
display.
With
a
black,
white,
and
red
color
scheme,
the
display
appears
edgy
yet
inviCng,
largely
due
to
the
hanging
hearts
(a
symbol
of
warmth
and
joy)
blended
with
the
art-­‐pop
like
graphics.
The
shoes
don’t
quite
shine
as
much
as
they
could,
and
would
be
beUer
emphasized
were
they
raised
up
in
front
of
the
hearts,
rather
than
standing
under
them.
Mango’s
storefront
display
is
all
denim,
with
a
few
balloons
and
a
big
red
heart
out
front.
This
display
is
easy
going
and
clearly
all
about
the
clothes.
The
matching
mannequins
could
do
with
a
pop
of
color
and
a
liUle
more
variety
so
as
to
draw
the
eye
of
shoppers
to
the
store.
The
balloons
are
fun
but
appear
random
and
misplaced.

17. Versace’s
window
display
is
busy
and
aUenCon
demanding;
there
seems
to
be
a
lot
going
on
all
over
the
place
in
this
display,
yet
it
carries
the
same
theme
and
décor
throughout.
Black,
white,
and
gold
take
center
stage,
and
there
seems
to
be
an
art-­‐pop
like
theme
on
display
here.
The
clothes
are
the
major
focus
of
the
display.
This
window
display
is
for
a
lingerie
store;
the
mannequins
are
topless
and
wearing
loose
fi^ng
jeans,
with
paint
splashed
across
their
upper
halves.
The
denim
allows
the
neon
orange
and
pink
to
really
pop
out
of
the
display,
and
it
definitely
drags
aUenCon
to
the
mannequins’
breasts,
which
is
the
only
real
connecCon
to
the
lingerie
sold
in
the
store.
The
bright
colors
and
graphic
design
really
grabs
the
aUenCon
of
by
standers
in
a
simple
way.

18. Kama
Sutra
Brand
Overhaul
Press
Release