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Featured Aimé Leon Dore projects

This week's top Aimé Leon Dore projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Emerson Pereira wearing a patterned knit sweater, green shorts, black cap, and white sneakers, seated on a wooden chair outdoors. Project

Aimé Leon Dore · Aimé Leon Dore Hydra Spring / Summer 2024

Aimé Leon Dore presents its Spring/Summer 2024 campaign, captured in Hydra. The collection showcases relaxed menswear through a series of editorial portraits and lifestyle vignettes set against the coastal architecture and Mediterranean harbor of the island. Photographer Harrison Boyce and creative director Teddy Santis utilize natural light to emphasize the seasonal textures of knitwear, linen overshirts, and tailored casual trousers. The imagery leans into a nostalgic, earthy aesthetic, featuring model Emerson Pereira in various outdoor settings ranging from stone piers to local boat docks. The series employs an editorial approach to highlight the brand's focus on material quality and coastal-inspired tailoring.

Model wearing a black jacket, dark cap, and holding a bag against a solid light grey studio backdrop. Project

Aimé Leon Dore · Aimé Leon Dore F/W 2025 Lookbook

Aimé Leon Dore presents its Fall/Winter 2025 collection through a clean, editorial lookbook that emphasizes seasonal layering and textile depth. The series utilizes a neutral studio backdrop and soft natural light to highlight the construction of heavyweight knitwear, utility outerwear, and tailored menswear pieces. Photographer Andrew Jacobs captures the collection in a series of vertical portraits featuring model Khorey Mcdonald. The styling balances technical fabrics and autumnal tones with classic menswear staples, incorporating hair styling by Rei Kawauchi to maintain a minimalist, refined aesthetic.

Elderly model wearing dark beanie, green scarf, patterned coat, and holding string grocery bag with produce against a plain backdrop. Project

Aimé Leon Dore · Branding Concept

Palermo Studio explores the visual identity and digital infrastructure for Aimé Leon Dore in this branding concept. The project bridges editorial fashion photography with functional e-commerce design, leaning into a minimalist aesthetic across both print and digital touchpoints. The creative direction centers on a clean, high-fashion catalog approach that balances typography-led layouts with structured UI illustration. Detailed mockups for desktop and mobile environments demonstrate a cohesive strategy for product interaction, from specific sizing modules to streamlined checkout interfaces, all while maintaining the brand's signature menswear aesthetic.

Model wearing a blue long-sleeve graphic top and light green shorts standing outdoors near a yellow kayak Project

Aimé Leon Dore · Aimé Leon Dore Spring/Summer 2025 Lookbook

The Aimé Leon Dore Spring/Summer 2025 lookbook presents a cohesive collection of fashion photography captured by Harrison Boyce, who also served as director. The series leans into a sun-drenched, Mediterranean-inspired aesthetic, utilizing rustic architectural backdrops—such as weathered stucco, stone archways, and boat workshops—to highlight the seasonal textures and vibrant palette of the apparel. Characterized by an editorial approach, the imagery prioritizes natural light and a clean, candid atmosphere. Model Mekdalawit Mequanent is styled in a variety of looks, ranging from technical athletic gear to structured knitwear and tailoring, complemented by makeup artistry from Efi Ramone. The execution relies on analogue film techniques to emphasize the tactile quality of the fabrics and the warm, earthy tones of the environment.

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Aimé Leon Dore · Porsche 993 Turbo

Aimé Leon Dore presents a cinematic commercial film for the Porsche 993 Turbo. The piece captures the vehicle traversing winding rural landscapes, blending high-speed motion with quiet, pastoral imagery of the countryside. Utilizing desaturated tones and atmospheric natural lighting, the film leans into a moody aesthetic. Drone footage provides expansive views of the valley, while close-up sequences focus on the technical details of the sports car in motion. Production for this automotive campaign was facilitated by After Hours, LS Productions, and Revolution Productions.