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Interactive eveningwear conceptThree rooms / three selves

Hotel 00:07 / a midnight identity fitting

00:07

Who do you want to be tonight?

You do not choose eveningwear by fabric first. You choose the person who walks into the room.

01 Choose your energy02 Try on the room03 Reveal your night self

A self-initiated prototype by Clinton Feyisitan

ProjectSelf-initiated eveningwear prototype

Human ideaWe dress for the person we want to be in the room

JourneyChoose an energy, try on its world, reveal a night identity

My roleConcept, identity, art direction, UX and front-end build

The brief I gave myself

Design for the person someone wants to become, not just the thing they want to buy.

People rarely choose eveningwear on fabric alone. They imagine the entrance, the room and the version of themselves who will walk into it. Hotel 00:07 begins with that private thought.

The fictional hotel opens for seven minutes after midnight. Its lift replaces the product menu, each floor becomes a possible self, and the visitor's decision becomes a personal night identity.

Three ways to enter

The clothes follow the character.

Blue Hour is composed. Red Room refuses to disappear. Dawn never asks the room for permission.

Blue Hour mirrored fitting room
02The ComposedBlue Hour
Red Room hotel fitting scene
05The UnmissableRed Room
Dawn fitting room in pale morning light
07The UnrushedDawn

Why the hotel matters

The hotel is a mirror, not a theme.

Every interaction turns a product decision into a small act of self-definition.

  1. 01
    The question comes before the product

    Visitors choose how they want to feel before they see a material, cut or price.

  2. 02
    Each floor behaves like a possible self

    Language, colour, light and silhouette all answer the same emotional choice.

  3. 03
    Trying on becomes exploration

    Turning the room reveals new views without turning the experience into another product grid.

  4. 04
    The ending says something back

    The final card names the identity behind the choice, so the visitor leaves with more than a room number.