No More Mondays

The Brief

An identity that reflected their fashion foundation and their future-facing vision, in a language that felt like taste, not technology.

The Outcome

Strong, considered typography anchored the identity in the authority of the atelier. Lo-fi digital design, built from simple line work and animation, opened it toward something less defined and more restless.

No More Mondays is a Paris-based creative studio with 15 years of experience in luxury fashion. Specializing in creative concepts, print design, and high-end product development, the studio has collaborated with some of the industry’s most prestigious brands—including Cartier, Bottega Veneta, Loewe, and Chloé—while also crafting exclusive designs and products for a broader luxury clientele.

Collage of fashion and beauty images, including a portrait of a woman and a man, a designer scarf with "Cartier" branding, a fashion runway with a model in colorful clothing, and a model in a plaid coat with striped pants and accessories.

Black and white photo of a man and woman standing outdoors, holding a protest sign that reads ‘WAR IS OVER!’ and a small message underneath. To the right, a large bold text sign reads ‘NO MORE MONDAYS’ on a black background.

The typography and holding shape of the logo is a nod declarative protest signs.
It’s confident and unapologetic.

A fashion runway show with a model walking down the runway wearing a colorful, abstract patterned dress. The audience is seated on both sides of the runway, and the focus is on the model's attire and the event.

Logo & Photography

The logo is bold and easy to apply to any composition. The photography features runways and full body looks as well as close up photography that showcases the print designs NMM is known for.

A black background with white geometric designs, including concentric circles, a wireframe globe, and radiating lines. Text reads, New Spaces, New Ideas and a message about fashion, culture, and new experiences.

Lo-fi Graphics & Typography

The lo-fi graphics creates a strong contrast against the beautiful photography showing the two worlds NMM spans. The bold headings and elegant body text mirror the same contrast.

Abstract art installation with mannequin-like figures in flowing, textured fabric, and bold black text that reads "NO MORE MONDAYS" alongside a wireframe globe.

Modular Layouts

This flexible system is simple to use allowing NMM to create imagery quickly with limited technical knowledge.

A group of women in flowing, abstract dresses with surreal, elongated arms and heads, posing among large, sculptural paper-like structures. The bottom section contains bold text that reads 'NO MORE MONDAYS' next to a wireframe globe.

A collage with a bold black and white sign that reads 'No More Mondays,' a colorful fashion model wearing layered clothing with neon and pastel colors, close-up images of fabric with cherry prints and gemstone patterns, and a black and white abstract line pattern.

Two digital fashion magazine layouts titled 'No More Mondays'. The left layout features a handbag with green ruffled top, a woman in sunglasses and beige romper with a flamingo print, and a forest green quilted clutch with cards inside. The right layout showcases a man in a wide-brimmed hat and a textured, colorful Balmain jacket over a blue shirt, with descriptive text about Balmain's Spring 2006 collection.

Collage with fashion and design elements, including text 'NO MORE MONDAYS', digital wireframe models, close-up of a beaded floral boot, colorful fabric with gemstone embellishments, and a model wearing avant-garde clothing with layered textures and bright colors.

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