Eric Wrenn: The Secret Weapon Behind New York’s Art and Fashion Scene
For the past decade, Eric Wrenn has been the go-to designer for the elite of New York’s art and fashion scene. Despite his low profile, his minimalist touch has left a lasting impact on brands ranging from Bode to Eckhaus Latta.
Wrenn, 38, has worked on a wide range of projects, from ad campaigns to logos, books, websites, and invitations to runway shows. His client list includes some of downtown’s most prestigious names, making him a sought-after industry secret.
“Eric feels like an industry secret,” said Emily Bode Aujla, founder of Bode. “I lean on Eric to help me conceptualize Bode’s entire brand identity. When I hear a brand is working with him, it’s like: ‘Oh, they know.’”
From remaking logos to directing campaigns, Wrenn’s influence can be seen in the success of brands like Bode and Eckhaus Latta. His ability to understand and translate the vision of artists and designers has earned him a reputation as a trusted collaborator.
As Wrenn navigates the worlds of art and fashion, his minimalist yet confident style has garnered praise from clients like photographer Heji Shin and hyperpop artist Sophie. His attention to detail and ability to capture the essence of a brand without saying too much has set him apart in a crowded industry.
Despite his success, Wrenn remains humble and focused on the work. His dedication to helping clients crystallize their ideas and bring them to life has solidified his position as a key player in the downtown creative scene.
As Wrenn continues to shape the visual identities of brands and artists, his impact on the art and fashion world is undeniable. With a keen eye for detail and a minimalist approach, he has become a trusted ally for those looking to make a statement without saying a word.
