Cinematic Fashion Film / Retro-Futurism • New York, Miami, LA • 3 weeks
Pre-production
1 week
Production
1 week
Post-production
1 week
Published
Launch on social media and film festivals
Neon Palms is a 3-4 minute fashion film that reimagines the bold, neon-soaked style of 1980s Miami through a contemporary lens. The concept follows a diverse cast of models as they navigate a surreal, dreamlike Miami—from the Art Deco streets of Ocean Drive to the lush gardens of the Vizcaya Museum—showcasing a capsule collection that merges vintage silhouettes with futuristic fabrics. The narrative is loose, driven by music and visual rhythm, allowing the fashion to take center stage. The film will be a visual feast of saturated colors, dynamic camera movements, and stylized performances, capturing the essence of Miami's vibrant culture and endless summer vibe. What sets this project apart is its hyper-local authenticity: we'll collaborate with Miami-based designers, musicians, and artists to infuse the film with genuine local flavor. The goal is to create a piece that feels both nostalgic and fresh, appealing to fashion enthusiasts, content creators, and brands looking to tap into the current 80s revival and Y2K trends. The film will be optimized for social media (vertical cuts) and film festivals, maximizing its reach and portfolio value.
Neon Palms is a 3-4 minute fashion film that reimagines the bold, neon-soaked style of 1980s Miami through a contemporary lens. The concept follows a diverse cast of models as they navigate a surreal, dreamlike Miami—from the Art Deco streets of Ocean Drive to the lush gardens of the Vizcaya Museum—showcasing a capsule collection that merges vintage silhouettes with futuristic fabrics. The narrative is loose, driven by music and visual rhythm, allowing the fashion to take center stage. The film will be a visual feast of saturated colors, dynamic camera movements, and stylized performances, capturing the essence of Miami's vibrant culture and endless summer vibe. What sets this project apart is its hyper-local authenticity: we'll collaborate with Miami-based designers, musicians, and artists to infuse the film with genuine local flavor. The goal is to create a piece that feels both nostalgic and fresh, appealing to fashion enthusiasts, content creators, and brands looking to tap into the current 80s revival and Y2K trends. The film will be optimized for social media (vertical cuts) and film festivals, maximizing its reach and portfolio value.
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