Auralee
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Featured Auralee projects
This week's top Auralee projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Auralee · Auralee x New Balance WRPD Runner
The Auralee x New Balance WRPD Runner collaboration is a fashion editorial campaign that leans into an observational, documentary aesthetic. Through a series of candid portraits set against both urban and natural backdrops, the project highlights the sculptural design of the footwear alongside tactile, layered apparel. Photographed by Yuan Xiaopeng and designed by Ryota Iwai, the visuals utilise a warm, earthy palette and consistent natural light to ground the styling in a contemporary context. The editorial, featuring styling by Hisato Tasaka and hair by Kazuhiro Naka, relies on analogue film techniques to emphasize texture, from knitwear and ribbed socks to grassy meadows and asphalt textures.
Project Auralee · Auralee F/W 25 Lookbook
The Auralee Fall/Winter 2025 lookbook presents a study in quiet volume and precise tailoring. Captured against minimalist, bright studio backgrounds, the collection focuses on the tactile qualities of high-end fabrics, featuring intricate knitwear, structured shearling, and layered textiles. The editorial photography leans into a clean, understated aesthetic, using soft, diffused lighting to emphasize silhouette and material grain. The series was captured by photographer Phil Engelhardt and styled by Charlotte Collet, who worked to balance complex textures with a controlled, tonal palette. Supporting the visual narrative, hair styling was provided by Joseph Pujalte with makeup by Christine Corbel. Casting for the season was directed by Ben Grimes, featuring a diverse ensemble of models including Yura Nakano, Dana Thompson, and Jonas Mason.
Project Auralee · Going in / Going out
Auralee presents 'Going in / Going out,' a fashion editorial series that highlights the clean tailoring and soft layering of the brand’s latest collection. The project utilizes natural light to emphasize the textures of wool, cotton, and trench-coat silhouettes against muted urban backdrops. Photographed by Angele Chatenet with styling by Charlotte Collet, the imagery leans into a restrained, observational aesthetic. Through an analogue film technique, the editorial captures the movement and structured draping of the garments in a series of vertical portraits and full-length compositions.
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