BECOMING KARL LAGERFELD

Disney+,
TV Series | 2024
............ Directed by Jerôme Salle, Audrey Audrey Estrougo
............ Production Designer: Jean Rabasse
............ Position: Lead Graphic Designer
Teamwork with Mathilde Blary, Léa Blanchard & Clément Jolivet

Design for a floor mat for Karl's dressing room (design based on references)


Design of a large circular motif, based on references for a 400 x 400 cm printed carpet to decorate Yves Saint Laurent's apartment





Design composed of 5 panels to create a large folding screen (reference enlarged and retouched to obtain a result close to the real folding screen)



Top views of the 4 x 4 m printed carpet 


Signage for the corridors of the hospital where Yves Saint Laurent was admitted



Invitation card for the Yves Saint Laurent fashion show received by Karl (the design is inspired by the style of the period, but the logo has been modified for copyrights reasons)


Wall of frames in Marlène Dietrich's hallway



Photomontage of the young actress's face on a vintage photo of Marlène Dietrich



Mirror motif design, reference design, frosted adhesive motif applied to tinted mirror




Selection of images and series compositions for Karl Lagerfeld's corridor frame wall



Fictitious works of art reflecting the mood of the times, created for Karl lagerfeld's apartment





Store front design for a Parisian street




Store front design for a Parisian street



Hero magasine cover designed by Lea Blanchard, I retouched the photo so Monaco looks like it was in the 70’s and added a hand-drawn design



Neon sign designs for the exterior Club 7 



Invitation card for Paloma's wedding



Neon design for the entrance to the Mugler show



Large printed panels for the Chloé office (design based on references and fitting photos from the fictitious fashion show organized for the shoot)


Design of a logo which was then embroidered on the clothes of the Karl Lagerfeld character (the design is inspired by the real logo but substantially different for copyright reasons)



Patterns printed on fabric for the dressmakers' workshop



Small printed panels for Chloé's office shelves (design based on references and fitting photos from the fictitious fashion show organized for the shoot)





Packaging for a fictitious chocolate bar