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Featured 032c projects
This week's top 032c projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 032c · Hardcore Wellness
For the Hardcore Wellness collection, 032c presents an editorial campaign that merges streetwear sensibilities with a stark, athletic aesthetic. Captured by photographer Daniel Roché, the imagery features model Bruno Sharif against a series of contrasting environments, moving between the utilitarian textures of underground parking garages and the controlled, architectural simplicity of modern studio spaces. The visual narrative leans into clean, high-contrast compositions, utilising both sharp flash illumination and soft natural light to frame the collection's focus on monochromatic sets and relaxed, oversized silhouettes. The project balances a raw, urban energy with minimalist design cues.
Project 032c · 032c Spring/Summer 2026
The 032c Spring/Summer 2026 collection presents a refined vision of contemporary menswear, captured through a series of sharp, studio-based editorial portraits. Featuring model Kevin Nyavedji, the lookbook centers on precise tailoring and monochromatic layering, set against a stark white seamless backdrop that emphasizes the collection’s clean lines and varied material textures. Creative direction is led by Maria Koch, with fashion direction by Ras Bartram, who highlights the technical details of the apparel—from sheer button-downs to structured outerwear and sleek sportswear. The campaign, photographed by Max von Gumppenberg, utilizes bright, even lighting to maintain a high-key aesthetic across the entire series, leaning into the minimalist approach that defines the label’s latest presentation.
Project 032c · GABBRIETTE by STEVEN KLEIN
This fashion editorial for 032c features model Gabbriette in a series of dramatic, cinematic scenes photographed by Steven Klein. The project utilizes high-contrast low-key lighting and moody atmospheres to create a series of narrative tableaus. Fashion direction by Ras Bartram informs the avant-garde styling, which includes fringe apparel, structured garments, and theatrical props. The production team included hair stylist Akki Shirakawa, makeup artist Kabuki, and manicurist Honey, with production handled by Mara Weinstein.
Project 032c · 032c Readytowear Spring/Summer 2026 collection "I Would Prefer Not To"
032c presents the Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection, titled 'I Would Prefer Not To'. The campaign features model Stella Maxwell in a series of editorial portraits that lean into a desaturated aesthetic and clean studio environments. Photographer Max von Gumppenberg captures the collection's tailored silhouettes and utility-inspired garments through a lens of sharp, monochromatic contrast. Fashion director Ras Bartram oversees the styling, highlighting textured fabrics and contemporary layering across the collection's formal and casual pieces.
Project 032c · 032c Winter Collection NIGHTHAWKS
The 032c Winter Collection NIGHTHAWKS project presents a series of fashion editorial portraits and studio shots featuring model Valentin Humbroich. Creative direction by Maria Koch and photography by Alma Leandra define the visual approach, which centers on high-contrast silhouettes and clean, minimalist styling. Each frame leans into a saturated palette, setting dark apparel against a vibrant crimson background. The imagery utilizes analogue film techniques and sharp, direct lighting to emphasize the textures of the leather outerwear and structured silhouettes across the collection.
Project 032c · Eva Herzigova
In this latest editorial campaign for luxury fashion house 032c, the legendary Eva Herzigova reasserts her status as a singular force in contemporary fashion portraiture. Captured through the lens of photographer Reto Schmid, the project seamlessly bridges the gap between raw, urban energy and ethereal, high-fashion elegance. Utilizing natural light to accentuate both the stark, architectural lines of the city and the organic fluidity of high-end textiles, the work channels a sense of rebellious sophistication. Stylist Anastasia Barbieri orchestrates a visual narrative that shifts effortlessly from a playful, asphalt-bound aesthetic defined by sharp tailoring and bold, white-rimmed eyewear to the surrealism of a voluminous teal gown set against the muted, historic stone of a river bridge. The imagery is elevated by the intricate hair styling of Alessandro Rebecchi and precise makeup artistry by Luciano Chiarello, which together ground Herzigova’s performance in a tactile reality. Whether she is positioned against harsh industrial metal structures or nestled within lush, floral landscapes, the photography avoids traditional artifice, leaning instead into a candid editorial minimalism. By juxtaposing geometric rigidity with soft, flowing silhouettes, the collaboration presents a multifaceted portrait that honors the intersection of couture and lifestyle photography, ultimately delivering a compelling testament to the power of movement and mood within the luxury fashion sector.
Project 032c · Eva Herzigova
This extensive editorial campaign for 032c captures the legendary Eva Herzigova in a series of striking juxtapositions, masterfully blending high-fashion sensibilities with raw, architectural environments. Under the sharp creative guidance of art director Mirko Borsche and fashion editor Anastasia Barbieri, the project leans into a cinematic aesthetic that oscillates between the ethereal and the industrial. Photographed by Reto Schmid, the imagery frequently pairs voluminous, high-concept gowns—ranging from delicate lace and sheer floral prints to dramatic black latex—against the stark, brutalist geometry of urban structures, helipads, and weathered classical stonework. With the collaboration of Alessandro Rebecchi on hair and Luciano Chiarello on makeup, Herzigova’s natural, voluminous curls and bold beauty looks serve as a grounding force amidst these grand, often surreal settings. Whether wading waist-deep in a river or posing on rain-slicked cobblestone streets, the project employs a consistent natural light technique to emphasize the intricate tactile qualities of the garments, from feather trimmings to metallic hardware. By integrating disparate elements like baroque fountains and modern glass-domed structures, the campaign channels a sophisticated, editorial minimalism that celebrates the interplay between organic fluidity and rigid design. The result is a visually arresting narrative that feels both performative and profoundly grounded, showcasing the brand’s ability to elevate the human form within the landscape of modern architectural history.
Project 032c · 032c Summer 2026 Covers
For the Summer 2026 issue of 032c, the iconic magazine leans into a refined brand of editorial minimalism, creating a striking tension between high-fashion aesthetics and the mundane realities of a classical stone entrance. Captured with a focus on natural light, the cover imagery featuring the legendary Eva Herzigova redefines the traditional magazine portrait. Herzigova exudes an effortless confidence, posing on stone steps beside an unexpected juxtaposition of blue corrugated piping and a common broom, an stylistic choice that grounds the high-concept couture in a grounded, almost industrial lifestyle vernacular. This visual narrative is masterfully brought to life through the creative lens of photographers Collier Schorr and Reto Schmid, who balance the structured elegance of the garments with the raw, textured masonry of the setting. The meticulous work of fashion editors Becky Akinyode and Peri Rosenzweig ensures that the geometric logo-patterned dress takes center stage, while Raisa Flowers and John Novotny provide the polished beauty direction necessary to cut through the architectural background. By bridging the gap between celebrity culture and raw, offbeat reportage, the editorial team at 032c continues to challenge the conventions of the medium, producing a cover that feels both timeless and urgent within the competitive landscape of the magazines, media and entertainment industry.
Project 032c · After Woman
In the striking fashion editorial campaign titled After Woman, the storied luxury fashion house 032c explores a provocative tension between avant-garde tailoring and the raw, unvarnished beauty of a rural landscape. Captured through the lens of photographer Angelo Lamparelli, the series masterfully leans into the stark juxtaposition of high-fashion silhouettes against the weathered textures of rustic stables, overgrown meadows, and decaying concrete structures. The project, styled by Rujana Cantoni, features model Emma Koch navigating a series of high-contrast environments that serve to elevate the collection's focus on dark, sculptural garments and intricate textile details. From oversized feathered headpieces to glossy vinyl coats and delicate lace dresses, every ensemble is brought into sharp relief by the project's consistent use of natural light. The aesthetic channels a deliberate editorial minimalism, allowing the fluidity of hair styled by Yuri Napolitano and the precise, understated makeup by Manuela Balducci to maintain a grounded, atmospheric presence amidst the dramatic staging. By pairing the stark, black-dominant palette of the clothing with the organic decay of the setting, the campaign successfully creates a narrative that feels both sophisticated and hauntingly pastoral. This series stands as a testament to the power of environmental storytelling, proving that high-end fashion is defined as much by its context as by the garment itself.
Project 032c · Labor of Perfection with Alton Mason ...
In a striking convergence of contemporary menswear and high-end editorial aesthetics, the latest project from 032c captures a masterclass in form and movement. Featuring the iconic Alton Mason, the shoot strips away the noise of high-concept staging to lean into pure, sculptural minimalism. The focus remains squarely on the interaction between the garment—a precisely tailored sleeveless pinstripe vest—and the physical architecture of the model himself. By utilizing crisp studio strobe lighting, the production achieves a sharp, high-contrast black and white finish that emphasizes both the structural integrity of the apparel and the fluid, dynamic lines of Mason’s athletic frame. This campaign effectively bridges the gap between commercial fashion and avant-garde portraiture, treating the menswear as a vital component of a larger visual narrative rather than mere utility. The grooming, executed by makeup artist Kelly Peach, provides a refined finish that balances the raw intensity of the imagery with a polished, editorial sensibility. Every frame feels deliberate, favoring the quiet authority of classic portraiture over the fleeting trends often found in modern seasonal lookbooks. It is a testament to the brand’s ability to strip a silhouette down to its barest, most essential elements while maintaining a sense of sophisticated, modern gravity that resonates within the global fashion landscape.
Project 032c · 032c - Live From Earth ft. Kim Petras, Frost Children, Cannelle
This editorial feature for 032c, titled Live From Earth, showcases a series of portraits and fashion-forward compositions. Photographed by Tereza Mundilova, the project highlights figures including Kim Petras and the duo Frost Children, capturing them in both raw, atmospheric studio environments and minimalist, tiled interiors. The imagery utilizes a range of lighting techniques, moving between high-key illumination and moody chiaroscuro, while grounding the styling in Y2K-inspired streetwear and intricate, layered textile details. The editorial leans into a gritty, candid aesthetic that emphasises texture and movement, resulting in a cohesive series that aligns with the magazine’s distinct visual identity.
Project 032c · Blackhaine
032c presents a portrait series featuring Blackhaine, captured in an editorial spread for the publication. The work leans into a gritty aesthetic, utilizing hard light to sculpt the subject against a stark, neutral background. Photographed by Nadine Fraczkowski with fashion styling by Celestine Cooney, the imagery highlights structured garment details and intense textures. The project captures a moody atmosphere through its vertical composition.
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