Boyarovskaya
Featured Boyarovskaya projects
This week's top Boyarovskaya projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Boyarovskaya · BOYAROVSKAYA SS27
The Boyarovskaya SS27 collection leans into a minimalist, architectural aesthetic, defined by sharp tailoring and a refined monochromatic palette. The editorial campaign highlights sculptural silhouettes through structured garments, including asymmetric cut-out dresses and crisp trench coats, all set against neutral, textured backdrops and modern building exteriors. Photographer Artem Kononenko utilises harsh natural light to create high-contrast shadows that accentuate the precision of the collection's lines. The imagery features a recurring wet-look hairstyle by Pierre Saint Sever, which serves to reinforce the sleek, contemporary edge of the season. Model Batura Aliaksandra fronts the series, grounding the collection's sophisticated, editorial tone with a serious, direct presence.
Project Boyarovskaya · BOYAROVSKAYA FW26
The Boyarovskaya FW26 campaign represents a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away extraneous detail to focus entirely on the interplay of architectural silhouettes and raw texture. Captured with a clinical, high-fashion sensibility, the collection leans into a stark, monochromatic palette, using high-key studio strobe lighting to emphasize the razor-sharp tailoring of oversized wool coats and structured blazers. Photographer Artem Kononenko orchestrates a visual narrative that oscillates between pristine, minimalist studio portraits and the evocative tension of industrial backdrops, where the softness of curved, rose-pink upholstery meets the aggressive austerity of distressed grey concrete walls. The editorial aesthetic is anchored by a consistent, uncompromising gaze, with hair stylist Pierre Saint Sever contributing to the polished look through tight, slicked-back styling that elevates the geometric lines of the garments. By balancing sheer fabrics against heavy leathers and heavy wools, the work effectively channels a contemporary mood of refined detachment. The collection succeeds through its disciplined use of portraiture, where subtle accessories like oversized oval sunglasses and angular handbags function as essential components of a broader, cohesive identity. This project serves as a definitive lookbook for the season, demonstrating how focused artistic direction can transform essential wardrobe staples into a powerful, high-fashion statement that remains timeless in its execution.
Project Boyarovskaya · BOYAROVSKAYA SS26
The Boyarovskaya SS26 collection campaign is a study in minimalist design and sharp, contemporary silhouettes. Photographed by Artem Kononenko, the series features model Tina Koveysha in a sequence of editorial portraits that emphasize the sculptural quality of the designer garments. Defined by a palette of monochrome tones and clean, high-contrast lighting, the project leans into an aesthetic of polished precision. The imagery highlights intricate tailoring, including geometric bodice cut-outs and sheer textures, set against neutral studio backdrops that allow the apparel's sharp lines to remain the focal point.
Project Boyarovskaya · Fall Winter 2024
The Boyarovskaya Fall Winter 2024 collection lookbook explores architectural form through a series of moody, industrial-inspired editorial images. Captured by photographer Artem Kononenko, the series utilizes directional hard light and low-key lighting to emphasize the structural tailoring of the garments, from oversized leather trench coats to textured midi dresses. The visual identity of the campaign leans into a raw, minimalist aesthetic. Set against concrete textures and tiled warehouse interiors, the photography relies on chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the silhouette of the collection. Hair styling by Pierre Saint Sever features sleek, pulled-back finishes that complement the sharp lines and monochromatic palette of the apparel.
Project Boyarovskaya · BOYAROVSKAYA SS25
The Boyarovskaya SS25 collection campaign highlights a stark, industrial aesthetic through a series of fashion editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Artem Kononenko, the work leans into raw, architectural environments, utilizing concrete textures, metallic surfaces, and weathered tile backdrops to contrast with the collection’s precise, sculptural tailoring. Model Sarah Saxinger anchors the imagery, often styled with slicked-back hair by Pierre Saint Sever. The visual language oscillates between moody, low-key lighting and sharp, clinical flash, emphasizing the collection's minimalist silhouettes. The series incorporates elements of analogue film and desaturated palettes to maintain a cool, consistent atmosphere throughout the edit.
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