Brooks Running

Brooks Running

Run Bra

Run Bra

Run Bra

Developed a brand storytelling and motion design strategy for Brooks Run Bra, reframing the sports bra category through bold visual messaging and authentic performance narratives.

Developed a brand storytelling and motion design strategy for Brooks Run Bra, reframing the sports bra category through bold visual messaging and authentic performance narratives.

Categories

Retail & Lifestyle

Multiscreen

Product Launches

Creative Direction

Animation & VFX

Strategy

Campaigns & Promos

Strategy

(Overview)

Redefining Performance with Confident, Relatable Storytelling

To break away from the generic sports bra category, Brooks aimed to create a clear, confident statement about what makes their product different. I led the strategic development of a campaign that made this shift unmistakable.

The video combined bold, hand-drawn typography with a simple, declarative message—it’s not a sports bra, it’s a Run Bra. Paired with real runners in motion, the story emphasized authenticity over hype, making the product feel like an inclusive part of the running community rather than generic fitness gear.

This approach distilled the brand’s voice into a clear, memorable statement that resonated with runners who wanted apparel that matched their identity and passion for the sport.

(Overview)

Redefining Performance with Confident, Relatable Storytelling

To break away from the generic sports bra category, Brooks aimed to create a clear, confident statement about what makes their product different. I led the strategic development of a campaign that made this shift unmistakable.

The video combined bold, hand-drawn typography with a simple, declarative message—it’s not a sports bra, it’s a Run Bra. Paired with real runners in motion, the story emphasized authenticity over hype, making the product feel like an inclusive part of the running community rather than generic fitness gear.

This approach distilled the brand’s voice into a clear, memorable statement that resonated with runners who wanted apparel that matched their identity and passion for the sport.

(Architecture)

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