Turn products into art direction
No flat product shots. Every post is built around one surreal idea — lipstick as a city skyline, a cherry on whipped cream, a marble statue that's waited 2000 years. Concepts you screenshot, not scroll past.
A lipstick brand, made impossible to scroll past.
nü Cosmetics makes lipstick you notice — bold shades, gold-and-blush packaging, a name that plays on "new". The brief: turn a young beauty label into a feed people stop for. Not swatch-and-price posts, but surreal, art-directed reels and graphics that make a shade feel like a moment — and put nü in front of hundreds of thousands who'd never heard of it.
No flat product shots. Every post is built around one surreal idea — lipstick as a city skyline, a cherry on whipped cream, a marble statue that's waited 2000 years. Concepts you screenshot, not scroll past.
Each reel opens on a single strange, beautiful frame in the first second — made to be watched twice and sent to a friend. That's the mechanic behind a feed that moved from hundreds of views to a reel at 576K.
Reels, carousels, out-of-home mockups — all in nü's playful-luxury tone: a wink of copy, a lot of polish. Shipped on a steady cadence so a young label feels far bigger than its follower count.
Surreal in the first frame, sendable by the last — reels made to reach far past nü's own followers.
Figures from nü Cosmetics' own Instagram insights (26 Jul – 9 Aug 2026) and published reel view counts — real reach for a brand most of these viewers had never heard of two weeks earlier.