Crafting a Distinctive Brand Voice

$500.00 AUD

This module explores how brand voice and communication can form the strategic backbone of long-term brand building. Students will learn to design coherent brand worlds by crafting symbolic languages that connect across visual, verbal, and experiential touchpoints. From Burberry’s recalibration of heritage to Jacquemus’s immersive content and retail storytelling, the course unpacks how leading brands maintain their identity. Through narrative clarity, coptwriting precision, and adaptive thinking, students will develop the tools to build brands that evolve with integrity, and connect through emotional and cultural coherence.

Exclusively launching on 30.10.25 for Founding Members.

COURSE MODULES

This chapter introduces brand codes as the symbolic foundations of brand identity. The visual, verbal, and experiential cues that transcend logos to shape memory, meaning, and recognition. Students will learn how to strategically design and apply these codes through the case of Burberry’s evolution under multiple creative directors. The chapter explores how consistent code application reinforces identity, while misalignment can dilute perception.

Narratives are the structural frameworks through which brands express identity, articulate values, and navigate change. This chapter examines how myth, symbolism, and narrative tension guide long-term brand evolution. With BODE as a case study in narrative authenticity, students will explore how to construct emotionally rich and coherent narrative systems. The outcome is a deeper understanding of how brands communicate purpose, adapt to cultural shifts, and create connection.

Verbal identity is a critical yet often overlooked component of brand differentiation. This chapter equips students to develop a distinct and consistent voice that reflects a brand’s personality and values across all channels. Focusing on semantics, it explores how brands like Byredo and Aesop transform language into an immersive brand experience. Students will gain the tools to craft verbal systems that are as resonant as their visual counterparts.

A brand’s impact is built through repeated, intentional expression. This chapter explores how to extend brand codes across platforms without losing coherence or creativity. Using Jacquemus as a case study in narrative-driven worldbuilding, students will examine how visual systems adapt without fragmenting. The focus is on designing brand experiences that feel both consistent and alive..

This chapter explores how brands adapt their codes when expanding into new categories or shifting market landscapes. Through examples like Alaïa’s move into hospitality, students will learn how to refine, iterate, and reposition brand elements without compromising core identity. The emphasis is on thoughtful transformation — understanding when to preserve, when to reimagine.

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Real-world Examples

Students engage with real-world references from some of the most influential names in contemporary brand culture, including Loewe, Rick Owens, SUNNEI, Prada, Gentle Monster, and Le Labo. Through strategic analysis, they gain insight into how brands are defined, sustained, and evolved within an evolving cultural landscape.