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Featured Area projects

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

Model wearing a black laser-cut tiered leather dress with high platform heels and a peaked leather cap on a white background. Project

Area · Area Pre Fall 2024 Lookbook

Area presents its Pre-Fall 2024 collection through a series of studio-based lookbook imagery, capturing the label’s emphasis on structural tailoring and bold hardware. Photographed by Theo Sion and styled by Katie Burnett, the editorial focuses on the interaction between sculptural silhouettes and tactile materials, including leather, denim, and intricate floral appliques. The campaign leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising soft and high-contrast studio lighting against seamless white backdrops. Techniques include monochrome grading and a focus on sharp, graphic compositions, incorporating elements such as peaked caps, heart-themed accessories, and platform footwear. Makeup by Celine Martin complements the graphic framing of the garments, resulting in a cohesive visual narrative for the luxury fashion house.

Model wearing a crystal-embellished mask, necklace, and cuffs in a black and white studio portrait for Area. Project

Area · Holiday 2023 Ad Campaign

The Area Holiday 2023 ad campaign represents a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the interplay between form, texture, and light. Under the vision of creative director Piotrek Panszczyk and art director Bruce Usher, the campaign leans into a conceptual, avant-garde aesthetic that feels both futuristic and fundamentally rooted in high-fashion craftsmanship. Photographer Theo Sion captures this vision through a series of stark, monochromatic studio portraits that emphasize the tactile quality of the collection, from intricate crystal-encrusted masks to shimmering, metallic floor-length gowns. The execution utilizes precise studio strobe lighting to highlight the faceted surfaces of the accessories and the voluminous, sculptural nature of the hair styling by Ryan Mitchell. By opting for a neutral grey backdrop, the images demand focus on the silhouette, allowing the avant-garde masks and geometric jewelry pieces to become the central narrative. Styled by Katie Burnett, the campaign avoids traditional holiday tropes in favor of an expressive, controlled artistry that highlights the house's signature juxtaposition of heavy, ornamental embellishment against raw, minimalist poses. This series serves as a powerful statement for the luxury fashion house, cementing their commitment to high-concept design while maintaining a clean, commercial polish that elevates the subject into an anonymous, high-fashion profile.

Woman in white fringed tweed jacket holding a white cup near an indoor swimming pool for the Area Resort 2026 campaign. Project

Area · Area Resort 2026 Campaign

Area presents its Resort 2026 collection through an editorial campaign captured by photographer Bella Newman. The imagery leans into a refined, clean aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight the textured details of the garments, specifically a fringed tweed jacket set against an indoor pool environment. Casting for the series was directed by Emma Matell. The campaign documentation employs an analogue film approach, grounding the collection in a deliberate and poised visual tone.