CC Club

CC Club is a portfolio for fashion photographers and creative directors, and its homepage works like a slideshow you scroll through. It opens on a full-screen editorial photo, a model in a pleated teal dress against deep red, with a smaller portrait framed in the center. As you scroll, that center frame grows until it fills the screen and the next image appears inside it. Everything else is tiny white Helvetica-style text pinned to the edges: CC.CLUB and Available for Work along the top, About and All Work (+) on the right, and a TOP label, a running counter like 01 /07, a (Selected) tag, and a copyright line across the middle.

Specimen© lets the photography carry the whole sequence. The selected images swing from a blue-lipped profile shot to a billboard on a city building, a stark black and white portrait, and a woman running across a lawn in a hot pink dress, all at full bleed with no captions or cards in the way. After the last image, a blurred blue photo sits behind a large statement about the studio's creative direction and design services, followed by a Say Hi block with mail and social links set big. The style guide page switches to plain black, with a left sidebar listing headline, typography, and color sections next to sample headings.

On a phone, the layered frames still work: the teal portrait fills the screen and the smaller image stays centered, with the labels kept to one line.

We'd pick CC Club for fashion and portrait photographers with a strong, consistent body of editorial work. The design has nowhere to hide weaker images. The about statement also lists famous fashion brand names as clients, which you'd replace with your own.