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Featured Aubero projects

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

Model with long blonde hair wearing a green silk button-down shirt and olive trousers against a metallic wall Project

Aubero · Aubero F/W 2026

Aubero presents the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, a designer fashion campaign that captures a series of editorial portraits. The project features photography by Julian Louie and creative direction by Michael Scanlon, set against a mix of textured industrial panels and nocturnal, moody backdrops. Stylist Julie Ragolia completes the look with tailored layers and intricate metallic detailing. Techniques such as direct flash and chiaroscuro lighting emphasize the material quality of the collection, from silk sheen to patterned fabrics. Featuring model Ranger Murphree, the campaign leans into a monochromatic and film-inspired aesthetic to highlight the season's relaxed, structured silhouettes.

Model Noah Loof wearing a dark blazer, unbuttoned plaid shirt, cream wide-leg trousers, and an orange headscarf on a white backdrop. Project

Aubero · Aubero Spring/Summer 2027 Lookbook

The Aubero Spring/Summer 2027 Lookbook serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, seamlessly bridging the gap between high-end luxury fashion houses and the grounded, tactile reality of coastal living. Under the creative direction of Michael Scanlon, the project moves fluidly between controlled studio environments and the raw, desaturated beauty of a wind-swept shoreline. Photographer Michael Hauptman utilizes both crisp studio strobe setups and diffused natural light to highlight the collection's intricate layering and textile depth. Guided by the vision of designer Julian Louie and fashion director Julie Ragolia, the narrative centers on a relaxed yet structured silhouette, where traditional tailoring is subverted by unexpected elements like vibrant bandanas and casual flip-flops. Model Noah Loof brings a contemplative gravity to the frames, embodying the campaign's quiet, resort-ready aesthetic. Throughout the series, the styling leans into a rich interplay of textures, from embroidered vests and fraying seams to crisp, oversized shirting, all presented with an emphasis on clean lines and a restrained color palette. The resulting imagery is both commercial and evocative, balancing the professional rigor of a seasonal lookbook with a distinct, atmospheric sensibility. With casting by Ricky Michiels and hair by Levi Monarch, every detail is meticulously calibrated to showcase the brand's evolution toward a versatile, sophisticated wardrobe that feels simultaneously grounded in nature and polished for the global stage.