Project

Virtue Intimate Wear

Project

Virtue Intimate Wear

Black-and-white studio photo of a woman and a man standing side by side in Virtue cropped tops and briefs, hands tucked behind their backs.

Sharing inclusivity with every body.

Strategy

Branding

Creative Direction

Design

UX / UI

Social + Ads

Email

Photography

Illustration

Animation

Print Promotional

Packaging

Wayfinding

Challenge

Virtue, a gender non-specific intimate wear brand, launched into uncharted territory—a market where almost no brands successfully sell to all genders. The brand’s very existence is a statement supporting healthy and honest diversity in sexuality. We needed to create something that felt welcoming to all (“For every body”) while explaining the innovative V-strap customization system, and build to digital flows that made the product intuitive without requiring an in-person experience.

Process

We needed to play: I directed and shot with an intimacy coordinator who set up physical games with our models. The reward was imagery that communicated honest sexuality and community. To be fluent in translating product function digitally, we developed labeled illustrations and on-model photos showing strap positions and encouraged mixing and matching straps and buckle accessories via ecommerce UX. For special event campaigns, we learned from A/B/C tested landing pages with varying visuals and messaging, incorporating successful elements back into the core brand as we discovered what resonated.

Process

Impact

Virtue built 1,600+ organic Instagram followers and established itself through LGBTQ+ community events and a partner popup with Maison Ten. Media coverage included The Hollywood Reporter (Kristen Stewart wearing Virtue briefs) and sex-positive IG and podcast features, positioning the brand as both credible and culturally relevant.

Impact

Close-up of a couple standing hip to hip in Virtue intimate wear — pink set on one, black on the other — with small tattoos visible.
Outdoor billboard in front of a green hedge reading ‘For you, for me, for every body’ with four diverse models in Virtue underwear.
Sepia-toned group portrait of four diverse models standing together in Virtue cropped tops and briefs.

The brand’s very existence is a statement supporting healthy and honest diversity in sexuality.

The brand’s very existence is a statement supporting healthy and honest diversity in sexuality.

The brand’s very existence is a statement supporting healthy and honest diversity in sexuality.

We shot with an intimacy coordinator. The reward was imagery that communicated honest sexuality and community.

We shot with an intimacy coordinator. The reward was imagery that communicated honest sexuality and community.

We shot with an intimacy coordinator. The reward was imagery that communicated honest sexuality and community.

We launched into uncharted territory—a market where almost no brands successfully sell to all genders.

We launched into uncharted territory—a market where almost no brands successfully sell to all genders.

We launched into uncharted territory—a market where almost no brands successfully sell to all genders.

  • “Working with Noah is a symbiotic relationship; he immerses himself deeply in each concept.”

    Yotam Solomon, Brand Architect & ESG Strategist

  • “Noah is a powerhouse creative teammate.”

    Catherine Casalino, Founder of Casalino Design, NY

  • “He consistently looks to integrate, discovering unforeseen relevance in ideas that might otherwise be left behind.”

    Keith Recker, Editor in Chief and Co-Owner, TABLE Magazine

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