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Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

Before you share something, there’s usually a version only a few other people see.

The one with the unfinished ending.
The file still called “TBD.pdf.”
The one with comments that say, “Hmm… getting closer!!”
The back and forth and back and forth only to end up with the first direction you started with.

Sharing isn’t really one big moment where you *finally* click “share.” It’s all the smaller ones in between.

#ShareMore

This is the sound of your next great idea leaving the drafts folder. #ShareMore

“Sharing something with the world feels nerve-wracking… but rewarding at the end.”

Designer @fang.guo shares the process behind bringing @fang.nyc ‘s most recent collection to the runway, from fittings and styling notes to the producers, photographers, videographers, and collaborators helping shape the show along the way.

#ShareMore

📹: @rgstudios.co

“Dance was the first place I felt seen.” - @mistyonpointe

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, that same sense of belonging is being created for the next generation.

Behind every moment is a team planning, building, and bringing it all together.

Swipe to go behind the scenes with @mistyonpointe and Dropbox Studio as she and her team created their very first Spring Benefit.

This is what it looks like to take something meaningful and share it with the world.

“Dance was the first place I felt seen.” - @mistyonpointe

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, that same sense of belonging is being created for the next generation.

Behind every moment is a team planning, building, and bringing it all together.

Swipe to go behind the scenes with @mistyonpointe and Dropbox Studio as she and her team created their very first Spring Benefit.

This is what it looks like to take something meaningful and share it with the world.

“Dance was the first place I felt seen.” - @mistyonpointe

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, that same sense of belonging is being created for the next generation.

Behind every moment is a team planning, building, and bringing it all together.

Swipe to go behind the scenes with @mistyonpointe and Dropbox Studio as she and her team created their very first Spring Benefit.

This is what it looks like to take something meaningful and share it with the world.

“Dance was the first place I felt seen.” - @mistyonpointe

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, that same sense of belonging is being created for the next generation.

Behind every moment is a team planning, building, and bringing it all together.

Swipe to go behind the scenes with @mistyonpointe and Dropbox Studio as she and her team created their very first Spring Benefit.

This is what it looks like to take something meaningful and share it with the world.

“Dance was the first place I felt seen.” - @mistyonpointe

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, that same sense of belonging is being created for the next generation.

Behind every moment is a team planning, building, and bringing it all together.

Swipe to go behind the scenes with @mistyonpointe and Dropbox Studio as she and her team created their very first Spring Benefit.

This is what it looks like to take something meaningful and share it with the world.

“Dance was the first place I felt seen.” - @mistyonpointe

Through the Misty Copeland Foundation, that same sense of belonging is being created for the next generation.

Behind every moment is a team planning, building, and bringing it all together.

Swipe to go behind the scenes with @mistyonpointe and Dropbox Studio as she and her team created their very first Spring Benefit.

This is what it looks like to take something meaningful and share it with the world.

Dance was the first place I felt seen and through the @mistycopelandfdn, we’re creating that same sense of belonging for kids across New York. With @dropbox powering the organization behind the scenes, our vision came to life for our very first Spring Benefit.

The “USB002” tour was a shared experience. Now the Dropbox creative folder is too.

Fred again.. is giving you access to photos, graphics, work in progress files and more from the “USB002” tour in one public folder and available to download.

Explore the USB002 Community Folder ➡️ link in bio.

Fred again.. is sharing the creative process and assets behind “USB002.”

Built on the road across 10 weeks, 10 songs, and 10 cities, “USB002” was a living project. And now, Fred is making public creative elements and visuals from the tour.

Work in progress artwork, photos, posters, videos, and other creative artifacts are shared in one place, completely open for you to explore.

We love seeing artists open their world like this.

Now it’s your turn. Open the USB002 Community Folder at the link in bio.

10 songs. 10 weeks. 10 shows. One shared folder.

For the USB002 tour, Fred again.. and his team captured every show in real time so fans could be fully present and immersed in the experience. Afterwards they packaged videos, photos, and more all in a folder and shared it with every single person who was there.

Explore the world of “USB002” with Dropbox Studio.

Charlie from the Fred again.. team shows us how the creative came together on the USB002 tour, show by show, folder by folder.

Sharing raw creative materials: tour visuals, graphics, and assets from the making of “USB002,” all in a shared Dropbox folder.

Open the USB002 Community Folder here: http://bit.ly/DBXusb002

When the track stops being yours alone, that’s when it comes to life. 🎤@ovrkast

Share more with Dropbox.

Rough cut → festival shortlist. There’s only one way to find out: share it. 🎬 @syranara

Share more with Dropbox.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.

Fashion houses don’t usually let you look behind the curtain. This spring, Maison Margiela did.

Since 1988, the house has been building an archive of campaign images, atelier materials, and working documents. This April, they shared it with the world.
Maison Margiela/folders: four house codes, four cities across China, all in one Dropbox.

New files were added in real time as the project unfolded, culminating in an exhibition and show unlike anything else.

Step inside at the link in profile.