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Featured Alainpaul projects

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

Model arching backward in an inverted pose on concrete pavement wearing neutral knitwear and tan heels. Project

Alainpaul · Fall 2025 Ad Campaign

For the Fall 2025 campaign, Alainpaul delivers an exploration of structural form and kinetic energy, merging the rigors of high-end fashion with a distinct sense of performance. Under the creative direction of Alain Paul, in collaboration with Arthur Morisset, Daniella Wilson, and Understudy Studio, the campaign eschews traditional catalog tropes in favor of an avant-garde editorial approach. Photographer and model Isabelle Wenzel captures the collection through a lens of dynamic movement, with images frequently featuring gravity-defying poses set against austere, brutalist concrete landscapes or open, windswept fields. Stylist Vanessa Reid masterfully navigates the tension between the fluid and the rigid, pairing voluminous, ruffled silhouettes with razor-sharp tailoring and architectural footwear. The interplay of fabric—from heavy, chunky knits to sheer, billowing ruffles—creates a sculptural narrative that feels both performative and surreal. Utilizing natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of satin, patent leather, and industrial surfaces, the campaign leans into cinematic minimalism to highlight the brand's sophisticated design language. By integrating live-action techniques with a clean, high-key aesthetic, the visuals emphasize the relationship between the body, the garment, and the environment. This series establishes a powerful dialogue between modern art and luxury fashion, resulting in a cohesive visual statement that prioritizes motion and texture within every frame.

Hands gripping a bare leg wearing a sculptural black high-heel pump against an overcast sky with the Alainpaul logo overlaid. Project

Alainpaul · Alainpaul F/W 2025 Campaign

The Alainpaul Fall/Winter 2025 campaign explores the intersection of movement and architectural form through a series of dynamic editorial images. Captured by photographer Isabelle Wenzel, the project emphasizes sculptural silhouettes, fluid draping, and intricate fabric textures. Creative direction by Daniella Wilson and styling by Vanessa Reid unify the collection's avant-garde aesthetic, placing the subjects in raw outdoor settings such as concrete pavements and rural landscapes. The work utilizes natural light to heighten the contrast between the models' athletic, gravity-defying poses and the structured environment, resulting in a minimalist, graphic visual identity.

A woman in a black dress reclining against a vivid red backdrop next to a silhouetted figure in the shadow. Project

Alainpaul · Toï Toï

Alainpaul’s Toï Toï project is a sophisticated fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of sculptural form and high-contrast visual storytelling. The campaign leverages a stark, graphic aesthetic, oscillating between monochrome portraits and saturated, vivid red palettes. Photographer Sebastian Kapfhammer utilizes directional lighting to emphasize architectural knitwear and fluid, sheer textiles. The production is characterized by minimalist staging and bold, rhythmic silhouettes that highlight the collection’s structural details. Fashion editor Manon Del Colle oversees the styling, with set design by Clement Pelisson, hair by Damien Lacoussade, and makeup by Gianluca Venerdini providing a polished, clean finish across the imagery.

Model in grey knit dress stepping past stacked wooden chairs next to a model in black shorts and top in a studio Project

Alainpaul · Alainpaul S/S 2025 Campaign

The Alainpaul S/S 2025 campaign serves as a visual exploration of structure and minimalist tailoring. Captured by photographer Marili Andre and styled by Vanessa Reid, the collection features a series of editorial portraits that utilize architectural props—most notably stacks of vintage wooden chairs—to frame avant-garde silhouettes. The series maintains a consistent clean aesthetic, leveraging soft, natural light and a muted pastel color palette against split studio backdrops. The campaign emphasizes tactile details, from layered knit textures to structured suiting. Creative execution was supported by hair stylist Kalle Eklund, makeup artist Mayumi Oda, and set designer Hella Keck, with casting directed by Andrea Prato and Daniel von der Graf.

Model in a white collared shirt reflected in a mirror during the Alainpaul campaign Project

Alainpaul · Fall 2024 Ad Campaign

The Alainpaul Fall 2024 ad campaign masterfully channels the intersection of movement and luxury, grounding the brand's latest collection in the quiet, focused discipline of a professional dance studio. By utilizing the rhythmic, structural backdrop of Danceloft 19, the campaign leans into a visual narrative defined by editorial minimalism and high-key lighting. Photographer Liv Liberg captures this aesthetic with precision, employing a series of reflective surfaces and mirrors that create layered, dual-image compositions. This technique forces a dialogue between the subjects—featuring models Britt Liberg, Saiko Mimeur, and Caroline Julien among others—and their own silhouettes, emphasizing the clean lines and tactile depth of the knitwear. Under the creative direction of Alain Paul, alongside Daniella Wilson and Arthur Morisset, the imagery transcends traditional fashion portraiture, instead evoking an ethereal, rehearsal-space atmosphere. The styling, helmed by Vanessa Reid, highlights the contrast between structured, tailored blazers and voluminous, soft-draped fabrics, perfectly articulated against the studio's utilitarian ballet barres. By integrating live-action techniques with sharp studio strobe work and an emphasis on natural light, the project maintains a sophisticated, monochromatic palette that places the focus squarely on the craftsmanship of the garments. The result is a polished, forward-thinking editorial campaign that suggests a seamless fusion of performance art and high-end luxury fashion.

Two models in a studio wearing black garments against a split blue and white background with the Alainpaul brand logo Project

Alainpaul · Spring 2025 Ad Campaign

The Alainpaul Spring 2025 ad campaign serves as a masterful exploration of contemporary luxury fashion, where the architecture of the garment meets the deliberate geometry of the studio space. Under the creative direction of Daniella Wilsonk, Arthur Morisset, Camila Abisambra, and Understudy Studio, the campaign eschews maximalist noise in favor of editorial minimalism, allowing the collection’s intricate tailoring and tactile knit textures to command center stage. Photographer Marili Andre captures the collection through a lens of controlled precision, utilizing studio strobe techniques to highlight the fluid lines and stark silhouettes of the season. The imagery oscillates between kinetic motion and static repose, often utilizing set designer Hella Keck’s deliberate use of vintage furniture and monochromatic backdrop panels to frame models Elio Berenett and Tit Kukavica within a high-key lighting environment. Stylist Vanessa Reid brings a curated, architectural sensibility to the look, pairing clean layers with unexpected hardware details, while hair by Kalle Eklund and makeup by Mayumi Oda maintain an understated, polished aesthetic. By leaning into live-action technique and a refined, airy composition, the campaign channels a sense of raw artisan craftsmanship that feels both intimate and expansive. It is a visual dialogue between the human form and the structural integrity of the design, ultimately positioning Alainpaul as a brand that prioritizes substance, silhouette, and the quiet power of understated luxury in the modern fashion landscape.

Model with bobbed brown hair posing in an oversized beige trench coat, grey bike shorts, and pale tights against a neutral grey background. Project

Alainpaul · Alain Paul SS24

Alain Paul presents its Spring/Summer 2024 collection through a series of minimalist editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Patrick Bienert, the imagery leans into a clean, contemporary aesthetic, focusing on the architectural tailoring and deconstructed silhouettes central to the season. The project features styling by Andrej Skok, who pairs structured outerwear and sharp suiting with fluid textiles and unexpected accents, such as sheer fabric overlays and precise accessory detailing. The production is defined by a consistent, neutral studio environment that serves to highlight garment textures and fabric contrasts. Hair styling by Michał Bielecki complements the precise art direction with sleek, groomed looks. Featuring casting by Franziska Bachofen Echt and models including Rokhaya Fall, the campaign emphasizes a refined, modern approach to fashion photography through soft, diffused lighting and minimalist composition.