Edward Hugo

Edward Hugo is a portfolio for a stylist, make-up artist, or art director, and it feels like flipping through a fashion zine. The page starts on deep cocoa brown with a lot of empty space, then the name stretches across the full width in wide, flared Fahkwang capitals in saffron yellow. A slim top bar repeats the name in a monospaced face, sets "(Stylist & Art Director)" in the center, and keeps a small yellow dot on the right that opens the menu.

The homepage by ena supply is a two-column grid of square tiles separated by thin brown gutters, alternating photography with solid color blocks. A saffron tile announces the owner as an award-winning make-up artist and stylist in big brown capitals, beside a moody portrait striped with window-blind shadows. Selected projects get their own tiles in navy and deep red, with the title in light capitals and a quiet View Project link, and several tiles carry video. An About tile in pale sage frames a small snapshot above a short monospaced bio, and a Journal tile in olive pairs an aerial photo of dry hills with the line about design, style, and aesthetics. The page closes with a Let's Work Together link and the giant name again. The Case Studies page repeats the oversized heading over the same tile grid, numbering each project in small parentheses.

On a phone, the name shrinks to one line under a tall brown gap, and the tiles stack into a single column of full-width images.

We'd pick Edward Hugo for fashion and beauty creatives with warm, cinematic photography. The color blocks need images with a similar mood, or the grid can look patchy. The demo bio also lists famous brand names as past clients, so replace those with your own.