Lookbook: Index

A list of shoots, one row each, with the name, a line about it and the year beside small photos that grow larger at a press.

Your lookbooks as a list, one row per shoot: its name, a line under it and the year on one side, a strip of small photos on the other. Shoppers press + to make a row's photos larger, and open the credits from a Credits link. Choose it to show many shoots or collaborations on one page, like an archive.

Setting up a lookbook page, filling it with photos and every setting of the Lookbook and Images blocks are covered in Lookbooks. This page covers adding the section on its own.

Lookbook: Index on a computer
Lookbook: Index, every lookbook as a row of names and photos.

Add it

Add it to any page except the password page, from Storytelling in "Add section". It cannot go in the header or footer. A store also has a ready-made lookbook-index page template built on it.

As first added it has three Lookbook rows: "Studio Oyelaran" (2025), "Dami Okafor" and "Common Ground" (2024), with 8, 3 and 12 empty photo slots. Each name links to all your products; change the link in the name's text.

Settings

Select the section itself to see these.

Setting What it changes Options
Color scheme Background and text. See shared settings. Default: Scheme 1.
Click to enlarge What happens when a shopper clicks a photo. See Click to enlarge. None, Fill the screen (default), Over the page, Scroll through all, Drag through all
Space above, Space below See shared settings. As added: Medium.

Blocks

Each Lookbook block is one row. Its first three texts are the name, the line under it and the year; the fourth is the credits. Show large images by default opens the row with its photos large. Images sets whether the photos are ones you add or every photo of one product. Details in Lookbooks.

Tips

  • Use A product's images under Images for a big shoot: upload all the photos to one unlisted product, then choose it.
  • The Credits link only shows once the credits text has words, so leave it empty if you have none.
  • Turn on Show large images by default for your newest shoot only, so it stands out at the top.