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Featured Blauer projects
This week's top Blauer projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Blauer · Blauer FW25 Collection - Teaser 03c
Blauer debuts its FW25 collection with a teaser campaign that highlights the tactical design and material integrity of its latest outerwear. The piece features dynamic multi-panel editing and macro cinematography to isolate the hardware details found throughout the apparel. Produced by Consulate and James McClintock, the project utilizes high-contrast monochrome grading to emphasize the architectural lines of the garments. The edit leans into cinematic motion sequences and live-action techniques to build anticipation for the upcoming season.
Blauer · Blauer FW25 Collection - Teaser 03B
Blauer presents its FW25 collection teaser, focusing on the architectural utility of its latest winter outerwear. The campaign captures a series of jackets and puffer coats through a monochrome lens, highlighting technical garment details against industrial concrete settings. Directed by Consulate, the project utilizes high-contrast, black-and-white grading to define texture and form. The film, which features production by James McClintock, relies on fluid motion and rapid cuts to emphasize the functionality of the seasonal range.
Blauer · Blauer FW25 Collection - Teaser 03A
Blauer presents its FW25 collection through a series of tactical teasers, highlighting the brand's latest range of outerwear, leather jackets, and puffer coats. The short-form production, captured in a stark monochrome palette, focuses on the tactile elements of the garments, from hardware details to fabric composition. The film utilizes dynamic editing and a matte finish to frame the collection against an industrial backdrop. The project was produced by Consulate with production oversight from James McClintock.
Blauer · "Boat" Blauer SS26
Blauer’s SS26 'Boat' campaign captures the brand’s latest outerwear collection against a nautical backdrop. The editorial footage features a diverse cast interacting across a marina, emphasizing movement and layered apparel. Produced by James McClintock, the project utilizes high-contrast monochrome cinematography and vintage film styling. The visual narrative leans into a cinematic aesthetic, grounding the seasonal pieces in a maritime setting.
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