What this template is for
Free Brochure and Book Cover Photoshop Template 111 actually shows a fashion editorial flyer titled “Fashion Trend.” Its structured orange-and-white grid, large model photograph, and bold black display type evoke an independent style magazine or lookbook feature. The layout is best used for a 1990s-inspired fashion article, boutique collection launch, stylist portfolio promotion, or fashion event announcement.
Design details
- A warm mustard-orange panel fills most of the composition, bordered by broad white strips and a crisp black outer rule.
- The oversized uppercase title crosses the top edge in a condensed sans serif, with a small, widely tracked byline immediately below it.
- A large rectangular photo zone sits left of center and overlaps the orange field. The shown portrait has a cool blue backdrop, which creates a strong complementary contrast with the warm page color.
- A bold secondary headline occupies the right side in centered stacked lines, leaving enough separation from the image to feel like a magazine cover story.
- A black square logo block adds weight near the lower right, while the bottom white footer provides room for a website and compact social icons and handle.
How to use it
- Download the ZIP file and open the PSD in Photoshop.
- Replace the title, byline, feature headline, body copy, logo, website, and social details with your own editorial content.
- Insert a vertical fashion portrait with a simple background. Reposition the subject so the face, clothing, and key accessories remain clear within the rectangular crop.
- Adjust the orange field to complement your photograph or collection palette, but preserve the sharp contrast among the color panel, white margins, and black typography.
- Export a high-resolution print version and a smaller RGB image for online editorial previews or social promotion.
Download
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FAQ
Can I edit this flyer in Photoshop?
Yes. Photoshop lets you replace the portrait and revise the title, byline, feature text, body copy, colors, logo, and contact details.
What should I change first?
Start with the fashion portrait and main title, then revise the byline, feature headline, article copy, logo, and contact details.
Can I use it for print and social media?
Yes. It can promote a printed fashion feature, lookbook, or boutique launch and be adapted into an online editorial preview.
