2023
Case study

Golden Goose x END.

In 2023, I got the opportunity to work on a special collaboration between Golden Goose and END. with Millinsky, supporting the launch of a limited-edition capsule collection. The project aimed to blend Golden Goose’s philosophy of “perfect imperfection” with END.'s contemporary streetwear edge — and bring it all to life through a curated in-store experience in Milan.

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The Concept
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For the collection, I worked with Paris-based creative Millinsky, known for his bold, text-driven visuals. The concept leaned into embracing flaws, celebrating individuality, and making fashion feel more like a dialogue than a product drop. Our challenge was to translate that idea visually — through social content, event branding, and digital storytelling — in a way that felt raw, expressive, and true to all three collaborators.

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Photography credits: Golden Goose

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What I Did
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I designed a set of graphic patches that guests could use to customize their pieces during the event. These patches became the core interactive element at the store — letting visitors co-create and personalize their own versions of the collection. One of the featured phrases I developed, "FOREVER STARTS NOW," was not only used in the patches but also became part of the store’s physical branding — extending onto the store facade itself.

For the limited-edition collection, I created apparel graphics built around the phrase "DREAMS HAVE NO END." — a visual and verbal anchor that connected Golden Goose’s artistic ethos with END.’s bold streetwear voice. The pieces were designed to feel expressive, spontaneous, and emotionally charged — aligning with the broader “perfect imperfection” philosophy.

The Outcome
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The collection launched in Milan on April 18th, 2023, and was available exclusively at the END. store during Milan Design Week. It drew in a high-energy crowd, blending fashion, community, and creative expression. Seeing my graphics move from product to physical space — and being used by people to customize their own items — was genuinely one of my favorite moments as a designer.

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