Link night out
Princess Polly is Australian-born Gen Z going-out fashion: tight grids of new-in drops, everything shot on a model, and a black header on light grey. We built live share cards styled to match Polly's own storefront, one for the homepage, collections, and product pages, each reading what's on the site and ready to update when the next drop lands.
us.princesspolly.com
Princess Polly
Paste any us.princesspolly.com link and see the going-out card that page would carry into a group chat or story repost.
Princess Polly built its name on trend-first going-out pieces for Gen Z: mesh halters, lace minis, and model shots that read instantly in a scroll. That same energy runs through the storefront, from new-in grids to going-out product pages.
We built share cards styled like Polly’s own storefront: the 2024 wordmark on light grey, Forma DJR Banner type, and the red sale accent the nav already uses. Each page type gets its own layout: a home card that pulls the live campaign photo under the wordmark, a collection header with a six-tile new-in strip, and a product split with the live name, price, and photo.
The cards read straight from what’s on the page, so the next drop, sale switch, or restock can show up in every shared link without anyone hand-exporting a banner for each TikTok caption or SMS blast.
The Princess Polly look
Princess Polly is an Australian trend-first fashion label, founded on the Gold Coast in 2005 and now a major line within a.k.a. Brands, with a US storefront at us.princesspolly.com and a growing brick-and-mortar footprint aimed at Gen Z shoppers. The site runs on Shopify with every piece shot on a model, a black-on-white sticky header, and a light-grey shopping ground, plus red sale accents in the nav. We built the card from that system: Forma DJR Banner type, the 2024 wordmark, light grey ground, and the same sale red for markdown prices.
- Platform
- Shopify
- Image hosting
- Shopify CDN (cdn.shopify.com)
- Typeface
- Forma DJR Banner
- Colors
- Light grey ground #F3F3F3 Black #000000 White header #ffffff Sale red #e80404 Secondary grey #515151
Homepage
us.princesspolly.com
Princess Polly
- Share image
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NA No share image on the page
- File size
- NA
- Dimensions
- NA
- What we built
Polly’s homepage ships no share image at all, so a shared root link travels as a bare URL. Our home card fixes that: the 2024 wordmark on a white bar up top, and below it the live campaign photo pulled straight from the homepage — the same model shot Polly is featuring right now. Because the card reads the page on every share, it swaps to whatever the homepage leads with the moment the campaign changes, with no hand-uploaded banner to keep in sync. When the page has no photo to read, it falls back to the centered wordmark on light grey.
Collection page
us.princesspolly.com
All
Shop All clothing online at Princess Polly. Buy now pay later with Afterpay. FREE & FAST shipping available.
- Share image
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NA No share image on the page
- File size
- NA
- Dimensions
- NA
- What we built
Our collection card follows the storefront header: a white bar with the 2024 wordmark top-left, the collection name centered beneath it, and six new-in tiles along the light grey ground so the preview shows real products, not just a label. When the name says nothing on its own — like All — the card drops it and gives that room to the photos. Point it at Dresses or Sale and the title and strip re-render from that page.
Product page
us.princesspolly.com
Cielo Mesh Halter Top Red Zebra
$49
us.princesspolly.com
Cielo Mesh Halter Top Red Zebra
$49
- Share image
- File size
- 172 KB
- Dimensions
- 687 × 1024
- What we built
Our product card splits the frame — copy on the left, the photo on the right: Cielo’s mesh halter name and $49 beside the wordmark, with the same shot the product page already leads with. When a piece is on sale, the price picks up the nav’s sale red. Every mesh top, lace mini, and denim short can render from its own live page with name, price, and photo the moment it goes live.
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We render a live, on-brand share image for every Princess Polly page, current with each new-in drop and restock, and nothing on the storefront has to change.
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This is an independent concept study. OpenGraphImage is not affiliated with Princess Polly, and Princess Polly is not a customer — the cards shown are our own illustrations of what's possible, for informational purposes only. All brand names and marks belong to their owners.