Balancing nostalgia with modernity.
Telling a story across two timeframes meant replicating details without becoming too literal. The challenge was creating visual continuity while letting each version of the characters feel distinct, but connected like two chapters of the same book.
Wes Anderson, vintage portraits, and wardrobes that tell stories.
The visual language borrowed from cinematic symmetry and color blocking. Every shot was composed like a frame from a film: stylized, yet emotional a tribute to the art of personal style over time.
Style may change essence doesn’t.
The Family Affair celebrates who we were and who we become. A portrait of growth, seen through the lens of three characters and the eyewear that quietly ties them together.
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(2023-25©)
