Underwear for the hours nobody sees.

LÚNA is a concept underwear brand Salted made to show the whole process. It had a look and a voice but no customers yet, so we read over a thousand reviews of the category, found who buys rib cotton and why, and turned what they said into six ad concepts and finished AI creative.
Take a quiet, film diary brand to paid social without losing the look. LÚNA makes two pieces in organic rib cotton, a bralette and a high waist brief, with no wire, no hooks and a wide soft band. We delivered category review research and customer types, six concepts across two directions, static ads in 4:5 and 9:16, an animated still and a real time video for Reels and Stories.


LÚNA had no reviews of its own, so we pulled 1,016 reviews of cotton bralettes and briefs from the category and read them line by line. People choose the fabric before the bra. They wear it at home, they hate anything that digs, and the best thing they can say is that they forgot it was on.
“I only wear it because it’s a societal expectation.”Pain · category review
“Organic cotton is the new standard.”Desire · category review
“I had it on yesterday and forgot I was wearing it. I never feel like this in a bra of any kind.”Result · category review
These are public reviews of other brands, shown as research. They are not LÚNA customers, and no review, rating or count appears in any ad.

Two ways in. One speaks to the pain of a bra that comes off the second the door shuts. The other speaks to the wish for nothing but organic cotton next to the skin. Both point at four customer types we found in the reviews.
- CT1Natural fibre switcherThe core buyer. Already swapped the sheets and the tees. Reads every fabric label.
- CT2Home comfort bra haterUnhooks the bra through her shirt before her keys hit the bowl.
- CT3Small bust, cover not supportWants coverage and soft cotton, not padding she pays extra for.
- CT4New motherBuys the high waist brief because every waistband she owns sits where it hurts.
- L-01The 6pm bra vs. the all day one.Bra haterUs vs them static
- L-02Switched the sheets. Switched the tees. Forgot the one I wear all day.Fibre switcherLaundry flatlay static
- L-03Still in yesterday’s T-shirt because a bra means the day has started.Bra haterText over image static
- L-04Nothing you don’t need.Cover not supportAnimated still, 11s
- L-05Noon. Second coffee. Haven’t thought about it once.Fibre switcherReal time video, 12s
- L-06Week two home. Every waistband I own sits right where it hurts.New motherNotes app static
Every concept is made for every placement: a 4:5 for the feed and a 9:16 for Stories and Reels. Each piece keeps the brand’s warm light, linen and serif type, so the ads feel like the same quiet brand world.







- 01L-01 against L-04 for people who already know the product. Two ways to show what you stop putting up with.
- 02L-03 and L-06 for people who know the problem, each tested on its own audience.
- 03L-05 for cold traffic, and headline swaps on L-02.
Taste on every frame, with AI doing the heavy lifting. GPT Image 2.5 made the statics, Seedance 2.5 shot the real time video, and Hyperframes renders the animated still from code. The first round looked too perfect, so we pushed every prompt toward a quick phone photo: overcast light, a slept in bed, ordinary clutter.


Read the category reviews, count the themes, keep the four customer types worth talking to.
Two runs, pain and desire, built into six concepts with a hook, a person and a format.
Built from the product sheet and model sheet, so the set and the face stay the same in every ad.
Pick, crop and retype by hand, check every claim, cut for feed and story.

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