lululemon

The Science of Feel

More than a product channel, a cultural cadence.

lululemon weekly newsletter remains the brand’s main touchpoint for millions worldwide. More than a product channel, we turned it into a cultural space.

Inspired by the science of feel and working with renowned photographers and filmmakers, incl. Noah Klabin, Cait Opperman, Geoffrey Knott, and Jake Stangel, we captured real journeys that went beyond exercise but showcased the interconnectedness of physical, mental, and social well-being.

Through photo direction and curation, product launches evolved into stories of connection and purpose through movement.

Woman laughing and smiling while holding a pink tie-dye hoodie over her eyes in a casual setting.

Our casting strategy was clear - featuring a diverse and magnetic group to defy traditional beauty standards and expand the definition of the 'athletic body'.

This focus on inclusivity and authentic storytelling resonated deeply with Lululemon's core community, strengthening connections and a space where everyone feels empowered to move, connect, and thrive.

A woman doing a workout with a medicine ball, accompanied by the text 'Stronger than the average set.'
A young woman with long brown hair standing on a city street, wearing a tie-dye sweatshirt and beige biking shorts, holding a yellow handbag, with text that reads 'For the love of self-expression.'
Close-up of a woman with curly hair adjusting her hoodie, with the text 'Play both sides this season.'