I’m a London-based designer and creative director working across branding, fashion, photography, and digital design. My work is rooted in culture, identity, and storytelling, helping brands and artists build visuals that feel bold, intentional, and current.

I began my journey with a degree in Product Design from Nottingham Trent University, where I learned to balance creativity with function. During my time there, I co-founded The History Club, an event created as an alternative to the typical nightlife scene. It became a space where music, art, and community came together, and it’s where I first developed my instincts for curation, branding, and world-building.

After university, I joined Minotti London and stepped into the world of luxury interiors, refining my eye for detail and composition. Around the same time, I co-founded Kuki London (@kukilondon) in 2016. What started as a streetwear and lifestyle label quickly gained momentum through pop-ups in Brick Lane and Spitalfields, pushing the brand into the wider London fashion scene.

In 2017, I joined Vivienne Westwood as a Digital Designer. I was initially brought in to redesign the website, but my role quickly expanded into campaign visuals, product storytelling, and creative work for both UK and international stores. Working within that environment shaped the way I think about fashion and design, not just as aesthetics, but as messaging, expression, and cultural commentary.

In 2018, after securing investment for Kuki London, I left Vivienne Westwood and took the brand full-time. I opened a studio in Dalston, Hackney, where I led the creative direction across product design, content, social media, and brand identity. Kuki grew beyond a label and evolved into a creative studio and consultancy, collaborating with brands including G-Shock, Turtle Beach, and Universal Studios, while also supporting other brands in defining their voice and visual identity.

Alongside my work in design, I’ve also been deeply involved in music and artist development. Since 2019, I’ve managed and creatively directed Jazzie Martian, building his identity from the ground up across music videos, artwork, branding, and campaigns. In 2022, after Jazzie won Amex Gold’s Unsigned competition, we turned that momentum into major visibility, including an NME front cover, a feature on Amazon Prime, and billboards across London. We also partnered with Major League Baseball, Champion, and Marshall Headphones, helping expand his presence across both music and fashion.

Today, I work independently under STCONZ (@stconz), collaborating across fashion, music, and lifestyle. My focus is on building strong creative systems that feel original, elevated, and built to last.

Contact

Email : nicholas.constantinou@gmail.com