I led the creative strategy and brand partnerships on this work, defining how adidas showed up inside a culture-first platform.
Gen Z decides credibility in seconds. adidas needed to be embedded in their lives, not parked in their feeds.
The brief pointed at awareness. Campaign-by-campaign thinking was generating spikes and nothing in between. What the incoming assignment described as a content gap was, on closer read, something else entirely.
Culture runs on trust built in the spaces between campaigns. The brands that accumulate real standing are the ones that show up consistently, carrying the right people, and knowing when to step back.
COLORSxSTUDIOS was the right carrier, a platform with earned credibility across exactly the audience adidas needed to reach. The structural move was to let COLORS lead, let the artists carry the narrative, and design adidas' role as infrastructure rather than foreground.
The launches across COLORS and adidas channels were built to feel native to each platform and true to the consumer.
An experiential workshop and jam session designed to feel like access, not advertising. The largest audience AR Studios had ever hosted.



Dance sessions, live performance, DJ. A physical space designed around contribution rather than observation.



The audience moved from passive attention to active participation. We saw this in a huge spike in sign-ups to adiclub and through social engagement.
They did more than watch. They joined. We found an increased penetration in audiences aged 18 – 24. The platform reached the audience with the longest compounding horizon. These are people who let the brand into their cultural attention.
Brand lift and organic reach came from building something worth being part of. That distinction is the whole game.