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Luxus

A New York wealthtech that invests in Hermès Birkin and Kelly bags, rebranded from the mark to the investor deck: premium, and unmistakably expensive.

Client
Luxus
Service
The whole brand
Year
2026
01The challenge
Luxus, a New York wealthtech with a portfolio of more than fifty authentic Hermès bags and many investors, wanted everything renewed at once: the brand, a new site, a marketplace, emails, investor decks and social media, all premium and very expensive.
02The idea
Luxury read like an asset. The calm of a private bank meets the warmth of Hermès orange: every bag is shown with its numbers, every number with the care of a luxury house.
03The solution
The meander mark and a serif wordmark; to the cream, orange and black we added blue and deep navy, to set the orange off and make the brand stronger and more premium; one system for the site, the marketplace, the decks, the feed and the invitations.
04The result
Half a year of work and one brand on every surface an investor or a collector meets, from a Bloomberg segment to a dinner invitation.

01The rebrand

A meander folded into a diamond: the pattern of the Greek key, a sign of permanence, drawn in one orange line, beside LUXUS in a high-contrast serif.

The mark stays; its ground moves from black to deep navy.

The Luxus logo on black, the brand before
Before: on black
The Luxus logo on deep navy, the brand now
Now: on deep navy

02The colour

The cream, orange and black of the first Luxus stay; blue and deep navy join them.

Against the navy the orange glows: stronger, and more premium.

Orange#FF710D
Navy#11223A
Deep navy#000D1E
Cream#F6EFE7
Black#000000
White#FFFFFF

03The type

Nomada Didone for the headlines: the contrast of a fashion masthead. Poppins for everything else: clear and quiet, from a fund report to a story.

Nomada Didone: Aa, and the alphabet
Poppins: Aa, and the alphabet, cream on navy

04The website

Designed in Figma: the first investment portfolio of authenticated Hermès bags, presented like a private bank.

The funds and their exits, the press, a waitlist for the next edition, and the team behind it.

LUXUSFunds: the exits slide by, and the waitlist opens

The exits carousel: each bag, its return and its days to exit

The home page and Who we are

On the phone: laid out by us from the desktop design

05The marketplace

New-in-box Hermès Birkin and Kelly bags from the portfolio, for sale directly, on Shopify: the same navy and orange, a shelf that reads like a collection.

The Luxus Shopify marketplace on a laptop on an orange chair: New-in-box Hermès Birkin and Kelly handbags

06Social media

A feed built like a research desk: each post takes one subject and tells it slide by slide, from Birkin or Kelly to the luxury results of the year, the Golden Globes in Hermès colours and the auctions.

Navy for the analysis, cream for the stories, orange for the numbers.

The Birkin and the Kelly side by sideBirkin vs Kelly, in detailBuilt to appreciateWhat drives the valuation
Birkin or Kelly
Case study: Gold Togo Birkin 30About this model: it sells 8x fasterExit details: a gross return of 26.66 percentLuxus: where luxury becomes an asset
Case study: Gold Togo Birkin 30
The ultimate safe haven asset: the Q4 2025 luxury reportsHermès: organic revenue growthRichemont: organic revenue growthLVMH: organic revenue growth
Luxury in 2025
Vert MangroveRose DarlingDoréRouge Radieux
Golden Globes × Hermès colours
More than just a bagGrace Kelly and the Kelly bagJane Birkin and the Birkin bagÉvelyne Bertrand and the Evelyne bag
The women behind the icons
Register and bidChanneling an iconThe story is the assetProvenance is not hype, it is value
Luxus × Julien’s auctions

07Digital campaign

For the investors, a deck of Luxus cards: each card a bag from the portfolio with its return, the back a field of the meander in orange. The cards fly in, turn over, deal themselves.

Luxus cards on cream beside a navy Birkin
The deck of Luxus cards in its navy box
A hand in a navy suit dealing Luxus cards

The cards, the reel, the turn

08Holidays

Two seasons, one hand: for Christmas the bags of the portfolio stack into a tree, on film, on the holiday email and in the stories; for the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Horse, horses drawn from circles, quarters and arcs in the brand’s orange, sand and black, on the invitation and the posts.

A story: Happy Holidays from Luxus
A story: a holiday note from the founder
The holiday email: a card with a tree of Hermès bags on a festive table

Christmas: the film, the stories, the email

An illustration for the Year of the Horse: a black horse rearing among orange and taupe circles and arcs
The invitation: Luxus celebrates the Lunar Year of the Horse with the National Thoroughbred League
An illustration for the Year of the Horse: a black horse walking among orange and taupe shapes

The Lunar New Year: the illustrations and the invitation

09Investor decks

Two decks, one hand: the fund edition and the Series A share the serif headlines, the orange rules and the bags cut out like objects in a catalogue.

Shown here are the covers and a few pages; the figures stay private.

LUXUSFunds: Hermès Edition 03

The cover of the Hermès Edition 03 deck: a green Birkin on gold bars
Alpha generation through exclusivity
Hermès quota handbags

Series A

The cover of the Series A deck: a red Kelly beside a stock ticker, Redefining luxury
A trillion-dollar industry, and the Luxus approach
Appendix: a diamond tiara

10Events

And for Royal Ascot, with Christie’s and Garrard: a save the date in gold, a crest that folds the meander into a coat of arms.

Save the date: the third annual Luxus Royal Ascot celebrations, with Christie’s and Garrard

Where luxury becomes an asset.

Client
Luxus
Design
Uyáva Studio
Based in
New York
Year
2026
  • Rebrand
  • Logo and mark
  • Colour and typography
  • Brand guidelines
  • Website design (Figma)
  • Shopify marketplace
  • Social media
  • Campaigns
  • Investor decks
  • Email newsletters
  • Event invitations
  • Illustration
  • Motion
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