Beauty Set

The Concept

A bridal gift set built as AI beauty still life: a moisturising body cream, an exfoliating body scrub and a hand cream, shot as a single range. The packaging is ivory, but the gold sits on two pieces only, the collar under the body cream's pump and the ring beneath the hand cream's clear cap, while the scrub jar stays white, lid and all. The series runs across two setups: a neutral sand backdrop under soft light, which isolates product and skin, and window light on a pale vanity top, which reads as a bathroom shelf. Inside the open box sit a bridal tips booklet and a folded white terry cloth; the three bottles and a strand of pearls are laid out on the surface in front of it. Labels stay legible where it counts, the scrub's sea-breeze fragrance and the 50 ml on the hand cream. The range is also shown on skin: hands cradling the bottles, a fingertip pressed into the scrub, a swatch of it swiped across the backdrop beside the jar, grain full on show. Everything is shot vertical, 3:4, with one warm colour temperature holding skin, ivory and backdrop together.

Applications

The open-box frame is the hero on the set's own product page and on gifting or wedding-list landing pages: one image lays out the whole assortment, booklet and terry cloth included. Close-up cosmetics frames cover the individual product pages, where a shared palette keeps the category grid from falling apart. The texture frame answers the one thing that stops people buying a scrub they can't touch: how coarse the grain is. It sits well further down the product page, where the buyer goes looking for reassurance before adding to basket. The 3:4 vertical crops to square with the whole bottle still inside and the pearls cut away, and the sand backdrop leaves the top band free for a headline or a strapline.

Technical Workflow