Battle of the Breasts 2025 | Official Event Highlights
The official 2025 highlights bring together the athletes, moments and community behind the event.
Watch on YouTube ↗A community mission carried through identity, film, social media, apparel and the event experience.
Watch selected films ↓

The creative challenge is to bring the energy of a fitness competition together with a deeply personal cause. As founder, event director and creative lead, I set the overall look, feel and creative direction for the entire production and event. The filmmakers, videographers and editors worked from that shared vision, carrying the same creative tone through film, social content, apparel, sponsor materials and the event environment. “No One Fights Alone” gives the work a common message.
I set the creative vision, look and feel for the entire production and event. Filmmakers, videographers and editors executed their work within that direction.
Carry one creative tone and the “No One Fights Alone” message across the films, campaign, apparel and physical event.
Published event films, community stories, social creative, participant communications, apparel, sponsor materials and the live-event experience.
I established the creative look, feel and direction for the full production. Our filmmakers, videographers and editors translated that vision into event highlights, personal stories and short campaign films. The same creative tone carries through the video work and the event itself, connecting the energy of the competition with the people and purpose behind it.
The official 2025 highlights bring together the athletes, moments and community behind the event.
Watch on YouTube ↗Ashley Baird’s story introduces the personal experience behind the mission.
Watch on YouTube ↗A concise expression of women showing up to support women.
Watch on YouTube ↗A short connection between the competition and the reason behind it.
Watch on YouTube ↗I established the overall look, feel and creative tone for the production, campaign and event.
Our filmmakers, videographers and editors carried out the filming and editing within the creative direction I set.
The same direction connects the published films with the identity, social media, apparel, signage and live experience.
The ribbon sits at the center of the identity, connecting bold lettering with the cause behind the event. Pink, black and white create a consistent foundation; distressed textures and handwritten accents bring the energy of competition into the system.
A central symbol connects the wordmark, badges and smaller applications.
Condensed lettering, brush strokes and worn textures give the identity its event-day character.
A consistent message links the competition to the people and community it supports.
Social media creative carries the event identity into the campaign, connecting the cause, community and competition. Workout graphics extend that system into athlete communication, bringing together workout names, division details, movement symbols and standards. Each piece has its own color and character within the wider event identity.
Feather-flag concepts extend the same ribbon, brush marks and typography into wayfinding and on-site messaging. Welcome, raffle and community-impact messages belong to the same visual family.
The shirt artwork moves between the full event identity and the “Stronger Together” message. Pink and black versions share the ribbon, distressed lettering and handwritten expression, with different arrangements for the front and back.
Recipient spotlights bring the focus back to the women supported by the event. A consistent layout holds personal photographs, individual stories and a support message, connecting each piece to the wider campaign while giving each person her own space.
Select a spotlight to view the complete design.
The floor concept explores how the campaign can become a physical environment: a central backdrop, branded perimeter banners, pink lane markings and a clear competition layout.
The rendering brings the layout and visual direction together before the event. The same pink accents and identity connect the competition floor to the campaign and apparel.
The visual system supports something personal: people showing up for one another. The community photographs keep that connection present alongside the designed pieces.
The website carries the event identity into a central place for the cause, competition information and ways to participate or support.
The finished work connects the mission to the experience: films give it a human voice, campaign materials carry the message, and apparel and event graphics bring the same identity into the room. My responsibility was to establish that direction and lead the creative work across those mediums.