On · 2025
LOEWE × On, FW25
Translated a premium collaboration into a crafted digital commerce and membership experience, connecting anticipation, member-first access, storytelling, product discovery, and conversion.

Context
- FW25 LOEWE × On had to engage 25–45 year-old cultural discerners while elevating On's perception in the premium and luxury space.
- Apparel was the biggest challenge of the partnership and needed a stronger digital spotlight than previous drops.
My role and scope
- Global Digital Category Management Lead, Apparel & Accessories at On.
- Owned the end-to-end digital experience for the drop across Onsite, CRM, App, and Paid orchestration with Acquisition, Content, Tech, Merch, and Awareness.
Goal
- Reinforce On's credibility in the premium space and drive sell-through, with a sharper focus on Apparel.
- Pilot a member-first early access flow that mirrors LOEWE's own retail experience.
Strategy
- Treat the drop as a digital-first premium moment, with every surface designed to feel crafted and intentional.
- Use the Collection page as a public signup and anticipation destination between drops, while helping customers looking for LOEWE x On find a curated collaboration experience.
- Sequence the launch in three customer-facing phases: anticipation and signup, members-only early access, and full public launch through a new Collection ePLP.
- Test guided storytelling discovery against direct shopping to understand how premium collaborations are best experienced digitally.
Execution
- Relaunched the LOEWE Collection page as a year-round collaboration destination with signup, storytelling, and FAQs.
- Opened Early Access sign-ups to members and new audiences across customer-facing channels, including CRM, Organic, PR, and Paid Social.
- Launched a members-only Early Access window aligned to the premium retail logic of the collaboration.
- Shipped a new Collection ePLP at public launch: hero film, head-to-toe looks, shoppable modules, and a stronger Apparel spotlight, including a bespoke LOEWE × On animated loader.
- Coordinated cross-channel rollout: CRM and App multi-phase sequence, homepage billboard and promo cards in LOEWE's design language, and a Paid flight where YouTube built credibility, Instagram reinforced aspiration, TikTok drove cultural relevance, and Display ensured efficient reach.
- Built a creative system from cinematic film to product cutdowns, with a new approach to Apparel-focused cutdowns and refined head-to-toe imagery.
Results
- The launch created a strong public anticipation moment before product availability.
- The member-first access model helped translate exclusivity into a clear digital customer experience.
- The Collection ePLP gave the collaboration a more premium and shoppable digital home, with a stronger spotlight on Apparel.
- The work created a repeatable digital model for future premium collaborations, connecting signup, access, storytelling, product discovery, and conversion.
Learnings
Repeat
- · Exclusivity is a digital design problem, not just a media buy. The more I treat 'membership' as a structural lever, gating, sequencing, surfacing, the more it pays back in both acquisition and sell-through.
- · I'd rather build a partnership as a long-running surface than a single drop. Always-on destinations let a brand collaboration accrue equity instead of evaporating after launch week.
Improve
- · When a partnership crosses categories, I want my own seat at the creative brief from week one, not adapting assets downstream. The earlier I'm in the room, the more native the digital story feels.
- · I want to plan the post-launch life of every collaboration with the same seriousness as the launch itself. The afterlife is where compounding happens.
Films & spots
Gallery


Interested in the approach?
I am happy to discuss the public-facing work, the strategic principles, and the leadership lessons behind this project.
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