This project is a movie-poster + brochure set titled “1900s Faded Glamour,” built around the idea of a 20th-century glow that feels both dazzling and already slipping away. It weaves references to classic cinema and urban memory into a single visual narrative, with the poster acting as the key image and the brochure extending the story through modular spreads.

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Visually, I used an archival-luxury system: aged newsprint and calendar-like grids form a historical base, oversized “1900s” typography becomes the era marker, and glossy, pearl-like gold spheres stand in for “glamour”—light that seduces, reflects, and fades. The brochure breaks the same language into readable fragments (film entries, date cues, title/body hierarchy), translating the poster’s impact into a paced editorial experience where texture, scale, and layering carry the mood from page to page.