• US$120

• 21 designs

• 3 designers

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Brief de Design de CV

🎨 Design Aesthetic

Overall Look: Sophisticated, clean, minimalist — less “corporate template,” more “editorial/luxury brand.” Think Architectural Digest meets Sotheby’s International Realty.

Colors:

Base: Warm white or ivory background (instead of stark white, which can feel clinical).

Accents: Soft taupe, blush beige, muted rose-gold, warm gray. These lean feminine, elegant, and upscale without being distracting.

Avoid heavy blacks — use charcoal gray for text.

🔤 Typography

You’ll want fonts that are timeless, system-available (no downloading), and upscale. Pairing one serif with one sans-serif is a proven high-end combo.

Primary Serif (for Name + Section Headers):

Georgia (classic, built-in)

Times New Roman (if you want ultra-traditional, though a bit expected)

Palatino Linotype (a softer, elegant serif)

Secondary Sans-serif (for body text):

Helvetica Neue (clean, luxury feel)

Calibri (simple, highly readable, professional)

Arial Narrow (refined but modern)

✨ Recommended pairing: Name/Headings in Georgia Bold + Body in Helvetica Neue Light → refined, professional, easy to use in all your collateral.

📐 Layout & Structure

Header (Top Third):

Your name large, centered or left-aligned.

Subline with phone, email, location in smaller font, spaced out with dividers (e.g., |).

Neutral line or subtle accent bar under the header (warm gray or muted blush).

Section Layout:

Plenty of white space (breathe between sections, upscale feel).

Clear section headers (all caps serif font, spaced letters for luxury look).

Use subtle horizontal rules in a soft accent color instead of thick lines.

Accents:

Very subtle shading in soft beige or blush for section backgrounds (not blocks, just highlights).

Icons kept minimal — avoid anything too “clip-arty.”

🖼 Visual Mood Reference

Imagine:

A high-end boutique hotel brand sheet

Hermès packaging tones (ivory, taupe, gold accent) but dialed down to be subtle

Editorial spacing like in Vogue or Elle Decor

🗂 Sections to Highlight (for your pivot)

Profile / Objective – Short 2–3 lines at the top making clear you are pivoting into luxury real estate, with transferable leadership skills.

Experience – MSS Media (as Owner, not Managing Partner) with emphasis on entrepreneurship, strategy, client growth.

Board Membership – Gretsch Foundation role (philanthropy adds prestige).

Certifications – Shows discipline and learning.

Education – Clean, simple.
“I want a resume design that feels refined and luxury-oriented, clean and sophisticated, with soft neutral feminine tones (ivory, blush beige, taupe, warm gray). Font pairing should be elegant but standard (e.g., Georgia for headings + Helvetica Neue for body) so I can reuse across collateral without downloading special fonts. Layout should have lots of white space, understated lines/dividers, and feel like something you’d expect from a luxury real estate or fashion brand.”

Marché(s) Cible(s)

Real Estate Brokerage Houses

Secteur / Type d'entité

Real Estate - Luxury

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Aspect

Chaque curseur illustre les caractéristiques de la marque client et le style que doit transmettre votre design de logo.

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