the challenge
GGap's recent artist campaigns have reintroduced its denim, linen and sweats to younger shoppers, one artist and one category at a time. CashSoft, its knitwear line, is already strong but still reads as comfortable basics. The brief Taylor set: how could Gap show CashSoft's range as fashion to Gen Z and young millennials, using pieces it already sells?
( how Taylor tackled it )
The approach
Taylor traced Gap's music heritage and its recent campaigns with Tyla, Troye Sivan, KATSEYE and Young Miko to find the pattern, then proposed Olivia Dean, whose offstage wardrobe of cardigans and knit basics is already CashSoft territory. From there Taylor built the audience case, a concept and palette, a mood board, three shoppable looks from existing CashSoft pieces, and a measurement plan benchmarked against Gap's own artist campaigns.