Westover silk scarf with a Tudor rose pendant and a hand-drawn floral study

Westover School

COME AS YOU ARE COLLECTION

Developed alongside Westover’s institution-wide visual refresh, this collection translates its new language of vibrant flora, personal growth, and individuality into elevated objects for wearing, gifting, recognition, and school occasions.

The starting point

Translate Westover’s refreshed visual identity into a cohesive family of elevated objects.

The school’s new language of vines, flora, and bright color—together with a renewed emphasis on smart, formal dress code—created an opportunity for jewelry and accessories suited to everyday belonging, institutional gifting, recognition, and school occasions.

Audience
Students, alumnae, families, donors, and friends of Westover
Need
Elevated objects for wearing, gifting, recognition, and school occasions
What we shaped
Collection strategy, research, design, and product development

01 — Inspiration

A visual language already in bloom.

Apple blossoms, the Tudor rose, the school seal, the lantern, and Westover’s garden setting formed the collection’s source material. Each connected growth and school tradition to a recognizable color or form.

Westover students gathered together on campus
Apple blossoms beside the Westover campus clock

02 — From Story to Form

A garden of symbols,
made personal.

We organized the references into three design ideas: growing together, a shared visual language, and the enduring spirit of Westover.

Those ideas then became different objects connected by Westover’s flora, seal, colors, and traditions.

Apple orchard and blossom design study
Growing Together
Blue lace agate, sapphire, Tudor rose, and crest color study
Shared Language
Westover lantern design study
Enduring Spirit

04 — In Their Words

Westover floral lapel pin color rendering

A note from Westover

“Your pieces are stunning and so clearly created with intention and purpose.”

Carrie Loyd ’05Director of Strategic Communications

Belonging begins with a language of its own

Give that language a form people recognize as theirs.

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