Of course, the site had moving image, but today you just can see stills.
Comic Sexy was a fashion brand that i started up with my friend André. I designed all dresses and we had a system so you could have them tailor to fit. No child labour and lasting quality.

post cards to promote Comic Sexy.

Poster to promote my clothing brand Comic Sexy. The photo is made by Jelle Mulder and the model is Tony.

logo for Comic Sexy. I wanted the atmosphere of groovy ’60s comics and added the red stitch line to give this ‘hand tailored’ feel.

This is an illustration on how ordering a dress at Comic Sexy worked.

Comic Sexy needed a lot of comic style illustrations. Great part of the deal for the over-all designer of the brand!

During the ‘Comic Sexy’ period, i met tons of marketeers saying i should not ‘sell dresses’, i should sell ‘the experience’. Although I thought it was bull crap – i did sell the dresses I designed and they were of outstanding quality and made to fit each unique body, i also wanted to make it a success. So many of the publicity items have references to ‘pretty girls as they are pictured in comics’ and the feeling of being a pretty ‘comic’ girl. Well, at least it gave me a good time drawing and it provided the brand with nice artwork.

advertisments for Comic Sexy

Poster to promote the fair fashion brand Comic Sexy for which i did every design: from dress to website. The model is Bibi and the photographer is Jelle Mulder.

Avatars for the social media. Note that the logo is reduced to ‘CS’ which works better in small pixelated sizes.

part of the fun of Comic Sexy was, apart from designing the dresses, all the publicity stuff that I got to do. Like these flyers.