I’d focus on creating content that feels stylish, quick, and relatable to their on-the-go lifestyle. Think: polished but playful visuals, mini “day-in-the-life” moments, styling hacks, and product spotlights that fit seamlessly into busy routines.I’d also tap into platforms and formats they love—short videos, trending audio, smart captions—and speak to their world: career hustle, self-expression, and looking good while doing it. The goal is to make Marc Jacobs feel like the brand that gets them, inspires them, and celebrates their personal style even on their busiest days.

I’d tap into Marc Jacobs’ bold, playful, “unapologetically you” energy. My approach would mix high-fashion vibes with a little attitude—think strong visuals, unexpected styling moments, and storytelling that feels fun, fearless, and totally Marc.I always start by studying the brand’s current campaigns and social tone, then I translate that into content that’s eye-catching, personality-driven, and scroll-stopping. My goal is to make every video or photo feel iconic, a little rebellious, and full of that signature Marc Jacobs flair.

I’d show the transformation with a mix of visual storytelling and real-time reactions. Think: a quick “before” clip showing dull or dry hair/skin, then a shower routine using Vitaclean, and finally a satisfying “after” shot with glowy skin or bouncy hair. I’d keep it honest, with natural light and minimal filters so people can really see the difference. I’d also mix in texture shots (like steam, water droplets, lather) to make it feel immersive. Add a little voiceover or text like, “Didn’t know a shower filter could do this,” and boom—engaging and informative.