Perry Ellis / Ben Hogan · creative validation pilot
Coastal golf scenes, with a human finish for product detail
The Fall ’25 ‘Clash of Generations’ pilot tested AI-generated golf campaign scenes and styling. These are early trial outputs—not polished or refined final campaign assets—and garment micro-detail needs a human review and finishing pass.
Early AI-generated trials; garment pattern and micro-detail require human refinement.




From brief to motion
The workflow and video trials
The reference sheet and workflow below are taken from the pilot deck. The four short motion studies are AI-generated tests—not polished or refined campaign deliverables.


Slide 7 · AI video trials
Four motion directions
From direction to visual exploration
The transformation story
01 / VALIDATION
The brief
The Fall ’25 ‘Clash of Generations’ concept explored a coastal golf setting that could bring performance apparel and lifestyle storytelling together across age groups.
02 / VALIDATION
What the trials explored
The image directions test model grouping, course-side composition, warm coastal light, and apparel placement. They show how quickly a campaign scene can be explored before committing to a fully produced shoot.
03 / VALIDATION
Where human finishing matters
These images are early AI-generated trial outputs and are not polished final assets. Fine garment construction, print scale, and pattern consistency need careful human review and refinement before any campaign use.
04 / VALIDATION
The validation takeaway
Use generation to explore atmosphere and composition; keep product truth and brand approval as explicit gates. The pilot validates a creative exploration workflow, not a finished or performance-proven campaign.
Pilot project · qualitative creative exploration · no performance results claimed
Bring us your production challenge
We’ll map a practical pilot around your product, content needs, and approval workflow.
Talk through a pilot