Habiba Niazy Portfolio ’26

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About Me

A marketing graduate with a creative mind that rarely stays in one lane. What started as a love for content creation naturally expanded into styling, graphic design, and writing — different forms of the same thing: storytelling.

Whether I’m creating videos, building visual identities, styling a look, or writing an article, I focus on creating content that feels thoughtful, engaging, and human.

I believe the best ideas happen where strategy meets creativity, and that’s exactly where I like to work.

Somewhere between marketing, fashion, content, and design is where I found my creative voice.

Creative Philosophy &Approach

My approach to content is simple:

People connect with stories before they connect with products.

Black and white mirror portrait

Coming from a marketing background, I understand the importance of strategy, objectives, and audience insights. But the content that stays with people is the content that feels authentic, relatable, and human.

Whether it’s a video, a design, a styled look, or a written article, the goal remains the same:

Create something people want to engage with, not just consume.

What’s inside

My essentialskit

Different skills. One creative perspective.

The tools help. But I believe the ideas do the heavy lifting.

01

Content Creation

Turning ideas into stories people actually want to watch.

01.1 — Haute couture content

Evanda Fashion Atelier

My experience with Evanda Fashion Atelier taught me how to elevate branding content into luxury fashion with just

a phone CapCut & most importantly,a strategy.

01.2 — Commercial content

Brands I’ve worked with

01.3 — Vlogs & lifestyle

Vlogs & Lifestyle

Capturing everyday moments through a creative lens.

01.4 — Personal projects

Personal Projects

A space to experiment, create, and explore new ideas.

01.5 — Case study

Moodboard to Outfit:Building a recognizable content series

Because of my marketing background, I learned that creating a repeatable content series is one of the most effective ways to build audience recognition and strengthen recall.

Creative approach

  1. Started with a moodboard to set the visual direction.
  2. Showcased the journey from inspiration to final look.
  3. Used styling as a form of visual storytelling.

Marketing impact

  1. Increased content recognizability.
  2. Strengthened personal brand identity.
  3. Improved audience retention through a consistent format.
  4. Created a scalable and memorable content series.
02

Graphic Design

Bringing ideas to life through visuals, layouts, and design.

  • Print design
  • Social media posts

02.1 — Print design

Print & brand assets

Designing visual touchpoints that bring a brand’s personality to life.

  1. Creative directionBefore starting the design process, I translated the brand identity into a visual direction through moodboarding.
  2. The feelingThe goal was to capture BAMBI’s soft, feminine, playful, and delicate personality and ensure every design element felt aligned with the brand’s world.
  3. The roleThe brand identity and positioning were already established. My role was to translate that identity into visual assets — content templates, illustrated patterns, social media assets, and a thank-you card.
BAMBI.concept moodboard: grounded in nature, outdoor playfulness, color palette and texture
moodboard

Print & brand assets

Bambi thank you card
Thank-you card print
Bambies Day Out visual
Visual asset
Illustrated pink heart pattern
Illustrated pattern
Bambi wordmark
Brand mark in use
03

Styling Work

Telling stories visually — one look at a time.

Styled dinner scene at Cairo Marriott

Stylingprojects

From commercial productions to personal creative experiments, styling has become another way for me to tell stories visually.

Shoots styled
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Agency
MO4 Production
Campaigns
Mövenpick Cairo Media City
Cairo Marriott Hotel Zamalek
Personal
Editorial test shoot — styling, creative direction & photography

Styling for Cairo Marriott

Styling for Mövenpick

Styling experiment

Editorial

A personal test shoot created to explore editorial fashion photography and styling. Working with a model friend, I developed the styling and creative direction, experimenting with composition and visual storytelling through fashion.

Editorial look 1
Look 01
Editorial look 2
Look 02
Editorial look 3
Look 03
Editorial look 4
Look 04
Editorial look 5
Look 05
04

Editorial Writing

Articles for ELLE Magazine.

During my time at ELLE as a Fashion Journalist, I worked closely with Fashion Editor Astrid Doil to create articles aligned with the magazine’s editorial calendar and themes.

While the editorial direction was guided by the editor, the research and writing were completed by me. This experience also allowed me to communicate with international fashion houses such as Dior and Valentino, while gaining valuable insight into the editorial and fashion publishing industry.

Habiba Niazy author page on ELLE Egypt Author page on elle.eg ↗

My writings for ELLE — the following articles were written by me under the editorial direction of Astrid Doil.

    HABIBA NIAZY
    creative store · est. storytelling

    ORDER #2026

    • Content creation✦
    • Graphic design✦
    • Styling work✦
    • Editorial writing✦
    • Marketing strategyincl.

    TOTALOne creative perspective

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