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JunioShow

My role
Social media design and AI-assisted visual production
Scope
Monthly social media plans · Post and story design · Autumn product scenes · Turkish and English adaptations · Fair announcements
JunioShow post: children's clothes on a wooden rail with a headline inviting brands to discover their future.

A colourful visual language for a children’s clothing fair

I designed social media content for JunioShow, highlighting children's clothing through seasonal colours, fabric textures and product details. Finished posts, AI-assisted autumn scenes and fair announcements share one visual language.

Project context

The fair's communication needed to show both product variety and a sense of season. I highlighted the material and colour of sweaters, jackets, shirts and small accessories without repeating one template for every product.

Collection posts and date or location announcements carried different information. The JunioShow logo, colourful information areas and bilingual headlines kept them within a shared visual structure.

Instagram posts

Knitted textures, seasonal colours and small product details. A selection of post designs focused on children's clothing and accessories.

JunioShow trend post: pastel knitted children's clothing on a rail with a bilingual headline.
JunioShow autumn post: a yellow knitted baby romper surrounded by leaves with the customer logo.
JunioShow product post: a cream sweatshirt with small motifs and a bilingual headline about warmth and quality.
JunioShow winter post: colourful folded children's clothing stacked against a pink background.
JunioShow product post: three patterned children's shirts hanging beneath branches and leaves on a light background.
JunioShow winter post: a knitted sweater, hat, jeans and small shoes arranged on a wooden surface.
JunioShow four-season post: a colourful children's coat combining patterns associated with different seasons.
JunioShow fabric post: pastel shirts on a rail with Turkish and English captions about skin-friendly fabrics.
JunioShow collection post: colourful children's clothing on faceless mannequins with bilingual captions.
JunioShow accessory post: grey, beige and white baby socks arranged on a light surface.
JunioShow accessory post: colourful polka-dot baby socks lined up against a light background.
JunioShow winter post: folded knitwear, a hat and mittens in shades of blue.

Design approach

I used warm light and wooden surfaces for knitwear, light backgrounds for shirts and simple arrangements for accessories. Colourful folded garments and a four-season coat added a more graphic approach to the selection.

Story designs connected seasonal collections with Bursa and the Merinos fair venue. I placed the event badge and customer logo where they remained readable within each vertical composition.

Autumn product scenes

AI-assisted scenes I created for a dress, sweater and jacket, using leaves, window light and knitted textures.

This selection includes scenes I generated with AI.

JunioShow AI-assisted autumn scene: a floral dress hanging on a fence beside a leaf-covered path.
JunioShow autumn scene: a yellow knitted sweater on a bench covered in leaves.
JunioShow autumn scene: an orange-and-yellow jacket beside a window and pumpkins.

Fair announcements

Vertical story designs ranging from seasonal collections to Bursa and the fair venue.

JunioShow story design: a wooden wardrobe filled with autumn-toned clothing and the event badge.
JunioShow Bursa story design: a plane on an orange background, an aerial city view and large Bursa lettering.
JunioShow venue story design: the customer logo suspended from a parachute above the Merinos building, with the event badge.

Production process

  1. Product and season

    I selected backgrounds, light and setting details around each garment's colour and texture, creating autumn, winter and light-toned product designs for the same fair.

  2. Scene and composition

    I placed products on rails, tables and benches and beside windows. For autumn, I also created AI-assisted scenes for a dress, sweater and jacket.

  3. Headlines and brand

    I arranged Turkish and English headlines around the products in the finished posts. The JunioShow logo and colourful information areas connected the series.

  4. Vertical announcements

    Story designs presented seasonal products, Bursa and the fair venue through different compositions. I arranged the date badge and customer mark for the vertical format.

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