Creative Brief

Kristen Stewart fashion magazine covers from our Personal Shopper creative brief

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Illustration with geometric shapes in warm orange, red, and cool blue tones. Asymmetrical composition with stylised facial features.
Illustration with geometric shapes in warm orange, red, and cool blue tones. Asymmetrical composition with stylised facial features.
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To celebrate the release of French writer/director Olivier Assayas’ Personal Shopper, we asked you to invent a fashion magazine featuring an original illustrated portrait of the film’s star, Kristen Stewart, on the cover.

Personal Shopper, which is released in UK cinemas on 17 March, sees Stewart play an American in Paris who spends her time trying on a range of haute couture outfits for her fashionista boss while mourning the loss of her brother. It’s a compelling, haunting tale in which the young lead confirms herself as one of Hollywood’s brightest and boldest stars.

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Our designers have now chosen the winner of our latest creative brief, and because they were so impressed with the overall standard of submissions we received, we’ve included a selection of the best entries. Check them out below then share your favourite @LWLies…

Stylised illustration of a person's face with abstract patterns and shapes in the background, including a moon and silhouetted trees.
Portrait of a woman with a striking hairstyle and expression on the cover of "Haute" magazine, issue 1.
Cover image of a magazine featuring a portrait of a woman with dark hair. The title "The BELLA" is prominently displayed along with the date "MAR 2017" and the text "ON THE ROAD WITH KRISTEN STEWART". The cover also includes the text "SNOW WHITE IS THE NEW BLACK" and "GET THE CAFE SOCIETY LOOK" along with a mention of a competition to win a trip to "ADVENTURE LAND!".
Cover of Fantome magazine featuring an illustration of a woman with grey hair and a cigarette, titled "the Personal shopper issue"
Stylised image depicting an abstract figure in a colourful geometric setting, with "Manès Fashion" text.
Cover of Dusk magazine featuring a woman with dark hair wearing a camouflage print coat and holding a Chanel logo handbag.
Cover of Other magazine featuring a black and white illustration of a woman with a floral headdress, text details about Kristen Stewart and spring break.
Cover art featuring a female portrait with a patterned outfit, black text 'Melancholy', title and author.
Cover of Sortir de l'ombre fashion magazine featuring an illustration of actress Kristen Stewart's face.
Colourful abstract illustration of a young woman's face with a striking expression, surrounded by various geometric shapes and patterns in vibrant colours.
Stylised illustration of a young woman in a colourful sweater, surrounded by other figures in a cityscape.
Illustration of a woman with short grey hair wearing a patterned jacket, gazing thoughtfully. Bold black text "COQUETTE" and "KRISTEN STEWART" against a pale pink background.
Close-up black-and-white illustration of a woman's face with striking eyes and lips, against a dark background. Text includes "The Sign Magazine" and "Kristen" as the featured person.
Illustration of a woman's face with vibrant colours of blue, orange, and yellow. The text on the image reads "SIGN a lifestyle mag" and "KRISTEN STEWART On navigating the Afterlife and her latest performance in Personal Shopper".
Colourful magazine cover featuring a close-up portrait of a woman wearing a sparkly, patterned dress against a pink and blue background.

Congratulations to the winner and a huge thanks to everyone who took part. We’ll be back with another creative brief soon.

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