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Featured BOSS projects
This week's top BOSS projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
BOSS · Matteo Berrettini and Taylor Fritz are Back in NY
In a sophisticated convergence of elite athleticism and sartorial precision, BOSS brings tennis stars Matteo Berrettini and Taylor Fritz to the forefront of its latest sportswear and fashion campaign. The project expertly navigates the duality of the modern athlete, oscillating between sharp, double-breasted tailored suits and high-performance court-ready apparel. Directed by 91 Rules with an acute eye for contrast, the film leans into a clean, commercial aesthetic that effectively blurs the lines between luxury fashion and competitive sport. The visual narrative is bolstered by Director of Photography Htat Lin Htut, who utilizes a blend of cinematic close-ups and deliberate slow motion to emphasize the physical intensity and grace of the athletes. Set against the iconic, sweeping backdrop of the New York City skyline before transitioning to a sharp, vibrant blue tennis court, the production captures a sense of elevated lifestyle that feels both aspirational and grounded. Through the intentional work of Production Designer Gerard Santos, each environment serves as a deliberate stage for the dual identities of the protagonists. By synthesizing live-action technique with a polished, minimalist visual language, the campaign successfully positions the BOSS brand as a versatile powerhouse, demonstrating that contemporary style is as much about peak performance as it is about refined, tailored elegance.
Project BOSS · BOSS BY BECKHAM
The BOSS BY BECKHAM campaign marks a sophisticated evolution in luxury fashion, blending high-end sartorial discipline with an effortless, modern lifestyle aesthetic. Through the lens of photographer Matt Healy, the project captures the collection’s versatility by oscillating between controlled studio environments and the organic warmth of natural light settings. Model Ariyan Akaltun serves as the central figure, embodying a polished masculinity that feels both timeless and accessible. The editorial imagery emphasizes a refined color palette of chocolate browns, creams, and soft pastels, highlighting the tactile quality of textured fabrics against minimalist backgrounds. Whether utilizing the precision of a studio strobe to articulate sharp silhouettes or leveraging soft natural light to create a shallow depth of field in outdoor lifestyle shots, the campaign maintains a consistent narrative of understated elegance. By juxtaposing relaxed fits with structured, wide-leg trousers, the visuals reinforce a narrative of comfort without compromising on luxury. This commercial endeavor successfully translates the prestige associated with the BOSS brand into a contemporary visual language, prioritizing subtle details like intricate forearm tattoos and deliberate poses to create a grounded, authentic feel. Ultimately, the work reads as a masterclass in modern commercial portraiture, proving that high-fashion identity can be effectively communicated through clean, deliberate compositions and a masterful balance of light and shadow.
Project BOSS · Porsche x Boss
The Porsche x BOSS campaign masterfully captures the intersection of high-performance engineering and contemporary menswear, delivering a visual narrative that is as sleek as the automobiles featured. By leaning into a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic, the project emphasizes a monochromatic palette and architectural precision that defines both brands. Photographer Vitali Gelwich employs a diverse array of techniques, oscillating between cinematic natural light and controlled studio strobe environments to highlight the textures of technical apparel alongside the metallic curves of the Porsche fleet. Art directed by Stephan Dimu, the imagery avoids the clutter of lifestyle excess, opting instead for editorial minimalism that allows the garment construction and the automotive silhouettes to command center stage. The styling, curated by Stefanie Klopf, serves as the connective tissue between the two worlds, using layered olive tones and structured technical jackets to echo the car's paintwork. Whether utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting or the soft diffusion of natural light, the campaign operates with a rhythmic visual consistency. Featuring models Cherif Douamba and Hedi Ben Tekaya, the imagery reads as a deliberate study in modern luxury, successfully blending commercial necessity with a refined, high-end editorial sensibility. The result is a series of portraits and lifestyle compositions that feel grounded yet aspirational, proving that when automotive heritage meets fashion, the most effective approach is often one defined by restraint and technical elegance.
Project BOSS · Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
BOSS presents its Spring 2026 ad campaign, a luxury fashion showcase centered on model Wang Shun. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, featuring a bold monochromatic and primary color palette of deep red, black, and white. Captured in a studio setting with clean, directional lighting, the series highlights textured knitwear and tailored suiting. The imagery incorporates graphic compositions, pairing the subject with a black horse to establish sharp, high-contrast silhouettes.
BOSS · United
BOSS presents 'United,' a film production that explores the intersection of high-performance athletics and formal menswear. The project channels a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing high-contrast monochrome cinematography to bridge the gap between locker room intensity and structured, tailored style. Directed by Romance Films, the campaign features a sequence of vignettes spanning intimate indoor spaces and expansive, gritty concrete environments. Through live-action techniques, the narrative highlights athletic movement alongside the precision of the brand's apparel.
Project BOSS · BOSS 25 Winter Campaign
The BOSS 25 Winter Campaign delivers a refined exploration of seasonal layering and tactile fashion. Captured by photographer Stas Komarovski, the series features a diverse cast including Antoni Porowski and models Juhyung Kang and Lea Seelenmeyer. The imagery utilizes a clean studio aesthetic to focus on the interplay of contemporary winter textures, such as quilted puffer jackets, heavy wool, and shearling-lined leather. Fashion editor Jim Moore leads the styling, emphasizing a palette of neutral tones and sophisticated silhouettes. The campaign maintains a consistent, minimalist visual language across its editorial and commercial portraits, employing soft, diffused lighting to accentuate the drape and construction of the garments. With hair by Gregor Makris and makeup by Ischrak Nitschke, the project highlights the brand's approach to structured, monochromatic, and layered menswear and womenswear.
BOSS · Beckham x Boss Fall 2025 Campaign
The Fall 2025 campaign for BOSS features a collaborative creative approach, with David Beckham and Trey Laird overseeing the direction of the seasonal menswear narrative. The project leans into a clean, architectural aesthetic, focusing on the construction of tailored double-breasted suits and rugged shearling outerwear. Captured through live-action technique by photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, the visuals utilise a warm color palette of earth tones and crisp blues. Styling by Joe McKenna emphasizes structured silhouettes, while grooming by Paul Hanlon and Miranda Joyce provides a sharp finish to the featured menswear ensembles.
Project BOSS · Hugo Boss x Naomi collection
BOSS presents the Hugo Boss x Naomi collection, a fashion campaign captured by photographer Serhii Vasyliev. Featuring model Nyarach Abouch Ayuel, the imagery leans into a moody, editorial aesthetic to showcase the structural lines and textures of the apparel. The series centers on clean, minimalist compositions against neutral studio backgrounds. Utilizing low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques, the visuals emphasize silhouette and form, highlighting the design details of the outerwear and tailoring throughout the collection.
Project BOSS · Naomi x BOSS Fall/Winter 2024
The Naomi x BOSS Fall/Winter 2024 campaign presents a bold exploration of texture and monochromatic color theory. Designed by Naomi Campbell, the collection leans into architectural silhouettes and tactile fabric contrasts, set against a consistent, muted purple studio backdrop. The visuals utilize soft lighting and clean compositions to highlight the interplay between voluminous faux-fur outerwear and minimalist, draped tailoring. Photographed by William Arcand, the campaign features models Amar Akway and Sijia Kang, with styling by Patti Wilson. The project is defined by a graphic and moody aesthetic, incorporating elements of chiaroscuro to add depth to the collection's rich, desaturated palette. Art direction by Milan London ensures a cohesive visual identity across the editorial and commercial assets.
Project BOSS · BOSS S/S 25
BOSS captures a relaxed, coastal aesthetic for its Spring/Summer 2025 campaign, leaning into a palette of neutral tones and clean silhouettes. Set against the backdrop of an open ocean and overcast sky, the collection focuses on tailored utility shirts, pleated trousers, and structured knitwear. Photographed by Casper Kofi, the imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the texture and drape of the contemporary apparel. Fashion styling by Jim Moore provides a cohesive look across the ensemble, featuring model Halid Nuhu alongside fellow talent. Technical execution relies on clean, editorial compositions, supported by hair styling from Egon Crivillers and makeup by Paca Navarro.
BOSS · BOSS Performance
This campaign for BOSS showcases the brand's performance-oriented technical apparel through a minimalist, high-contrast visual approach. Featuring a transition between active sportswear and tailored formalwear, the film centers on a subject navigating a controlled, modern studio environment. Produced with clean, deliberate lighting, the project highlights the garment functionality through a series of fluid movements. Post-production and visual effects were managed by Framestore Chicago, with additional support from Cabin Edit and Company 3 London.
Project BOSS · BOSS PARADOX SS26
The BOSS PARADOX SS26 campaign marks a return to refined tailoring and sculptural layering. Photographed by Scandebergs under the creative direction of Marco Falcioni, the imagery channels a moody and high-contrast aesthetic. Each portrait features a consistent crinkled metallic foil backdrop that provides a raw, reflective texture against the clean lines of the collection. The series showcases a diverse cast including Anok Yai, Amelia Gray, and Saskia de Brauw, captured with styling by Vanessa Reid. The visual language leans into a low-key chiaroscuro lighting style, emphasizing the tactile nature of the garments—ranging from structured leather blazers and burgundy suits to minimalist headwraps and draped satin tops. Art direction by Milan London and Kim Williams anchors the series in a polished, monochrome-adjacent palette.
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