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Featured ALL–IN projects
This week's top ALL–IN projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project ALL–IN · ALL–IN Nº8 “Fan Fiction”
ALL–IN Nº8 “Fan Fiction” is an editorial fashion series that explores texture and form through a sequence of portraits. The work relies on a clean, disciplined aesthetic, balancing monochrome compositions with selective color studies that highlight the interplay between soft knits and sharp, structured silhouettes. Photographer Liv Liberg captures the subjects in intimate, candid poses, leaning into analogue techniques and tactile details to define the visual narrative. Fashion styling by Helena Hiegemann focuses on material contrast, pairing distressed layering with refined, minimal footwear. The series utilizes a mix of high-key flash and soft ambient lighting to articulate the distinct surfaces of the garments, from mohair and ribbed wool to leather. With hair by Pawel Solis and makeup by Manu Kopp, the series presents a consistent, polished look throughout.
Project ALL–IN · Jessica Miller
This fashion editorial project for ALL-IN captures model Jessica Miller in a series of candid, outdoor portraits. Photographed by Zoë Ghertner, the series leans into a raw, observational aesthetic that grounds high-fashion styling within the vibrant textures of a natural meadow. With fashion styling by Bianca Raggi, the project features a collection of graphic t-shirts and layered garments, each utilizing bold typography and eclectic details. The imagery is defined by a clean, analogue film quality, consistently relying on soft, diffused natural light to illuminate the verdant, organic setting. The compositions use elevated high-angle framing to maintain an intimate, personal perspective on the subject.
Project ALL–IN · ALL-IN N°8 Gaspard Yurkievich Special
The ALL-IN N°8 Gaspard Yurkievich Special is a fashion editorial project featuring model Aker Ajak. Photographed by Phil Engelhardt, the series emphasizes sculptural silhouettes and intricate textile craftsmanship through a minimalist aesthetic. Working with fashion editor and stylist François Gravel, the production highlights highly textured garments, ranging from beaded fringe headdresses to structured sequin panels. The visual language relies on a clean, editorial approach, often utilizing natural light to sharpen the focus on apparel details and varied material compositions. Technical execution across the set incorporates both natural light and analogue film techniques. The casting, directed by Julia Lange, is supported by hair styling from Nicolas Philippon and makeup artistry by Satoko Watanabe, rounding out a look that balances dramatic, avant-garde framing with a refined editorial sensibility.
Project ALL–IN · ALL–IN Nº8 “Fan Fiction” - Oliver Hadlee Pearch, Isabelle Sayer, Thomas de Kluyver
ALL-IN Nº8, titled “Fan Fiction,” presents a series of portraits that lean into a clean, editorial aesthetic. Captured by photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the project explores textures and conceptual beauty, utilizing minimalist studio lighting and neutral backdrops to place the focus on intricate styling and detail. The editorial, styled by Isabelle Sayer, features collaboration across disciplines to build distinct, character-driven portraits. The visual language varies from classic fashion poses to high-concept sculptural elements, such as custom mosaic mirror masks and illustrative body art. Hair styling by Shiori Takahashi and makeup by Thomas De Kluyver provide a technical through-line across the collection, emphasising defined features and precise detailing. Additional credits include set design by Andrew Tomlinson, manicures by Ama Quashie, and casting by Julia Lange. The models featured include Drake Burnette and Melinda Kiss.
Project ALL–IN · ALL-IN No.8 "Fan Fiction"
ALL-IN No.8 "Fan Fiction" presents a vibrant exploration of contemporary style, blending high-fashion tailoring with an avant-garde, theatrical sensibility. The editorial project, helmed by photographer Brianna Capozzi and fashion editor Danny Reed, features designs by Jeremy Scott that lean into bold graphics, sculptural silhouettes, and a saturated color palette. Shot across a mix of textured urban exteriors and clean studio backdrops, the visuals utilize direct natural light and occasional flash to accentuate rich material contrasts—from metallic capes and glossy latex to voluminous knits and playful accessories. The work maintains a cohesive, high-energy aesthetic, often incorporating blonde wigs and dynamic, staged posing to ground the eclectic wardrobe in a polished, editorial narrative.
Project ALL–IN · All-in Nº8 “Fan Fiction”
ALL–IN presents Nº8 “Fan Fiction,” a comprehensive fashion editorial project that documents a series of eclectic, textured narratives. Shot by photographer Marili Andre and styled by Lotta Volkova, the imagery oscillates between raw, flash-heavy portraits and candid, natural-light documentary moments. The project features models integrated into everyday suburban and urban settings—from parking lots and residential streets to concrete overpasses—juxtaposing layered, deconstructed knitwear and tailored denim against the backdrop of vintage vehicles and modernist architecture. With casting direction by Julia Lange, the visuals lean into a gritty, tactile aesthetic, employing layered fabric filters and sharp, direct lighting to create a cinematic, observational quality.
Project ALL–IN · ALL-IN 08
ALL-IN 08 explores the intersection of classic tailoring and urban narrative through a distinct editorial lens. Photographed by Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, the feature leans into a cinematic aesthetic, blending raw street-level atmosphere with crisp, minimalist studio compositions. The series centers on model Abby Champion, whose presence is framed against shifting visual textures ranging from graphic road markings to delicate, nostalgic wedding-themed still lifes. The project maintains a consistent, subdued tone through the use of natural light and analogue film grain, emphasizing the structural details of the garments. With fashion styling by Andrew Sauceda, the imagery creates a tactile experience, layering sharp, tailored silhouettes against both sterile architectural settings and intimate, high-contrast portraiture.
Project ALL–IN · All-In FALL 2025 READY-TO-WEAR
The Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection from ALL–IN explores a deliberate, documentary-style approach to fashion documentation. Shot by photographer Sharna Osborne, the editorial campaign prioritizes clean, observational compositions that frame contemporary layering against utilitarian office interiors. Through the use of analogue film and natural light, the project emphasizes a tactile, textured aesthetic that highlights the collection's focus on structured silhouettes and unexpected fabric pairings. Fashion styling by Lotta Volkova anchors the visuals, utilizing intricate drapery, embellished accessories, and volume to create a distinct, curated look. The series features portraits and full-length shots of models Angie Yien and Ivy Stewart, with hair by Holli Smith and makeup by Thomas De Kluyver contributing to the refined yet raw visual character of the season.
Project ALL–IN · All-in Nº8 “Fan Fiction”
ALL-IN Nº8 “Fan Fiction” is a fashion editorial series that explores sculptural forms through a series of staged portraits. Photographed by Lengua and styled by Danny Reed, the project centers on model Alex Consani, who is captured against voluminous, draped fabric backdrops that define the environment. The imagery leverages natural light and warm, diffused tones to highlight intricate fabric textures and layering. Defined by its avant-garde aesthetic, the editorial features highly stylized garments paired with patterned hosiery and distinct footwear. The execution makes extensive use of analogue film techniques, resulting in a grainy, tactile quality that enhances the sculptural silhouette of the subject. The work relies on a cohesive palette of muted earth tones, soft pinks, and creams, creating a uniform visual atmosphere across the entire series.
Project ALL–IN · ALL-IN
ALL-IN presents a recurring fashion editorial series that explores domestic intimacy and kinetic movement. Captured by photographer Sharna Osborne, the project utilizes a distinct lo-fi visual language, frequently incorporating retro VHS-style scanlines and grainy analogue textures to ground its avant-garde apparel in a nostalgic aesthetic. The imagery moves between austere, wood-paneled interiors and expansive outdoor landscapes, relying on natural light to highlight the structural complexity of the garments. Styling by Haley Wollens emphasizes contrast, pairing sheer, flowing fabrics and metallic accents with sculptural silhouettes. With contributions from hair stylist Sonny Molina and makeup artist Kennedy, the series maintains a consistent focus on raw, candid poses. Casting director Julia Lange completes the production, anchoring the editorial in a deliberate, expressive atmosphere.
Project ALL–IN · ALL–IN Nº8 by Michella Bredahl
ALL–IN Nº8, captured by photographer Michella Bredahl, presents a sprawling editorial series that documents the interior lives and social connections of its subjects. Across a range of domestic environments—from cluttered bedrooms and lived-in kitchens to contemporary bathrooms—the project prioritizes a candid, observational perspective that leans into raw and documentary-style photography. The imagery utilizes a blend of soft natural light and high-contrast flash techniques to create an intimate, authentic aesthetic. By integrating personal details like vintage posters, eclectic textiles, and casual domestic clutter, the series frames fashion within a lived-in context. Bredahl’s composition frequently employs voyeuristic angles and mirrored perspectives to highlight the subtle, fluid interactions between the subjects.
Project ALL–IN · ALL-IN 08 x Marie Chaix
ALL-IN 08 features a series of editorial images captured by Marie Chaix, who also serves as the project’s fashion editor and stylist. The work focuses on tailored silhouettes and structured outerwear, utilizing natural light to define textures against domestic, minimalist interior settings. Featuring Roxane Plaza, the project leans into clean, high-contrast compositions. Casting for the series was provided by Julia Lange, with the imagery maintaining a consistent aesthetic throughout the collection.
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