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Featured Camilla and Marc projects

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

Model Bianca Balti wearing a black t-shirt with white text and fringed details against a dark reflective background. Project

Camilla and Marc · OVARIES. TALK ABOUT THEM.

Camilla and Marc’s campaign, OVARIES. TALK ABOUT THEM., is a series of editorial portraits focused on minimalist, typographic fashion. The collection channels a high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing clean studio lighting and analogue film techniques to highlight the structured, graphic-heavy apparel. Photographed by Nagi Sakai, the project features model Bianca Balti and others in a variety of poses against both stark, minimalist white backgrounds and dark, glossy, reflective surfaces. Styling by Melissa Levy pairs the campaign's signature graphic t-shirts with tailored blazers and accessories, with hair by Junya Nakashima and makeup by Ingeborg providing a polished, deliberate finish.

Model standing on a sandy beach at sunset wearing a long-sleeved patterned dress with arms raised Project

Camilla and Marc · AW 19 RTW Campaign

Camilla and Marc’s AW 19 ready-to-wear campaign captures a versatile seasonal narrative through a series of outdoor fashion editorials. The imagery balances high-fashion tailoring with relaxed, naturalistic environments ranging from coastal beachside settings to lush foliage and textured architectural backdrops. Photographer Simon Lekias centers the collection on structured outerwear and layered silhouettes, utilizing natural light to emphasize the movement of fabrics and sharp contrasts in color. Creative direction by Bruna Volpi weaves these disparate settings into a cohesive visual identity, supported by the understated makeup artistry of Noni Smith. The project leans into editorial styling and analogue film techniques to frame the collection with an organic, lived-in sensibility.

Model Mariacarla Boscono seated in a brown blazer against a seamless background for Camilla and Marc S/S 2025 campaign Project

Camilla and Marc · CAMILLA AND MARC S/S 2025 Campaign

The Camilla and Marc S/S 2025 campaign serves as a study in minimalist structure, centered on the architectural tailoring and precise silhouettes of the brand’s latest collection. Featuring model Mariacarla Boscono, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by clean, sharp lines and a neutral palette. Captured by photographer and director Davit Giorgadze, the campaign utilizes a mix of natural light and subtle flash to highlight garment textures, from intricate lace to structured pinstripe coats. Art direction by Stephanie Huxley anchors the project within a series of pared-back studio settings, often accented by vertical metallic paneling or seamless backdrops. The execution balances polished, avant-garde styling with an industrial texture, supported by the creative input of set designer Nicola Scarlino, hair stylist Pawel Solis, and makeup artist Marie Duhart. Fashion editor Virginie Benarroch provides a cohesive styling thread that underscores the brand’s focus on modern, refined tailoring.

Model walks across a red carpet wearing a sleeveless black high-neck gown with structured peplum hips against a pale studio wall. Project

Camilla and Marc · SS26 LOOK BOOK

For their SS26 look book, luxury fashion house Camilla and Marc delivers a masterclass in architectural minimalism and textured refinement. The collection navigates a sophisticated dialogue between stark, structural tailoring and tactile, expressive details, where charcoal wools and creamy knits are punctuated by dramatic fur inserts, long-flowing fringe, and sharp leather opera gloves. Photographed against a recurring backdrop of neutral gray walls and vibrant red carpeted floors, the imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic that prioritizes the silhouette above all else. This professional fashion editorial, which utilizes studio strobe lighting to emphasize the depth of fabrics and the precision of the cut, captures a series of models—including Alina Casas, Bianca Martinello, Corinne Murray, Izzy Cowdell, and Mathilde Lakjaer—moving with direct, focused intensity. By blending live-action technique with the stillness of a traditional portrait, the project achieves a polished, commercial edge while maintaining an elevated, high-fashion narrative. The cohesive styling, meticulously overseen by fashion editor and stylist Ashlee Barrett-Bourmier, brings a sense of modern, monochromatic equilibrium to the garments, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the brand’s signature sharp lines and sophisticated design language. It is a striking visual document that perfectly bridges the gap between classic luxury runway presentation and the crisp, precise visual storytelling expected in contemporary high-end fashion branding.

Blonde model in a dark asymmetrical one-shoulder pantsuit standing indoors beside open French windows and white curtains. Project

Camilla and Marc · Pre Fall 2026 Lookbook

Camilla and Marc brings a masterclass in modern luxury fashion to their Pre Fall 2026 Lookbook, a collection that effortlessly balances structural rigor with tactile softness. Through the lens of photographers Nicola and Manuel, and guided by the sophisticated vision of art director Stephanie Huxley, the lookbook channels an atmosphere of quiet, deliberate poise. The imagery leans into the brand's penchant for editorial minimalism, utilizing natural light to breathe life into a rich palette of deep browns, charcoal greys, and cream tones. Whether capturing the fluid silhouette of high-waisted trousers or the heavy, intricate texture of a fringed beige coat, the work maintains a cohesive, high-end sensibility that feels both contemporary and timeless. The inclusion of commercial-leaning macro shots of footwear and accessories alongside deliberate lifestyle portraiture creates a nuanced rhythm, highlighting the functional design of structured leather handbags and the sharp lines of modern trench coats. By anchoring the collection in a minimalist, light-filled environment with subtle, moody architectural details, the project emphasizes the interplay between soft, organic textures and clean, industrial forms. This lookbook serves as a quintessential example of how careful composition, selective lighting, and a disciplined artistic direction can elevate fashion presentation, transforming standard seasonal wares into a cohesive and evocative narrative of modern style.

Model Emma Balfour standing at night in a patterned turtleneck top, light denim maxi skirt, and white heeled boots. Project

Camilla and Marc · Fall 2023 Ad Campaign

For their Fall 2023 campaign, luxury fashion house Camilla and Marc leans into a stark juxtaposition between architectural precision and the untamed Australian landscape. Captured by photographer Zac Bayly at Sydney’s Maroubra beach, the campaign traverses the duality of day and night, utilizing high-contrast flash techniques for nocturnal shots while embracing the soft, ambient glow of natural light during the golden hour. Under the creative direction of Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman, the visual narrative functions as a cinematic exploration of texture and silhouette. Models like Emma Balfour are placed against weathered, rugged coastal outcrops, creating an intentional friction between the clean, minimalist lines of the collection’s tailoring—ranging from sharp double-breasted suits to fluid satin tunics—and the organic, elemental rock formations of the shoreline. Stylist Vanessa Coyle emphasizes this tension by pairing structured high-neck tops and oversized blazers with unexpected accents, such as faux-fur trimmed slides, reinforcing an aesthetic that feels both grounded and elevated. With expert hair by Joel Forman and polished makeup by Anne Timper, the imagery captures a mood that is at once moody and luminous. This editorial project succeeds in framing the brand's seasonal offering not just as clothing, but as a deliberate response to the environment, resulting in a cohesive, high-impact commercial statement that lingers in the memory long after the initial glance.

Model in a long olive green dress crouching against a stone balustrade overlooking a distant valley. Project

Camilla and Marc · Resort 2024 Ad Campaign

For the Camilla and Marc Resort 2024 ad campaign, the brand leans into an aesthetic of quiet luxury, blending architectural grandeur with the organic serenity of a Mediterranean landscape. Captured against the historic backdrop of Villa San Michele in Florence, the imagery presents a sophisticated, minimalist vision that feels both timeless and grounded in contemporary fashion. Photographer Diana Bartlett masterfully utilizes soft natural light to emphasize the clean, structured silhouettes of the collection, ranging from flowing floor-length dresses to sharply tailored oversized blazers. The editorial approach prioritizes the dialogue between the subjects and their surroundings, where weathered stone textures and lush garden foliage frame a palette of muted golds, deep blacks, and earthy neutrals. Stylist Melissa Levy curates a refined, polished look, punctuated by elegant details such as gold-toned hardware and sleek accessories. Model Ece Bıçak anchors these frames with a calm, direct gaze, while the intentional application of slicked-back hair by Giles Degivry and bold, precise makeup by Lauren Bos reinforces the overall portrait aesthetic. By seamlessly integrating the garment textures with the historical fresco-filled architecture and expansive hilly vistas, the campaign avoids overt ornamentation in favor of understated elegance. This project succeeds as a cohesive editorial narrative, effectively communicating the brand’s commitment to high-end design through clean compositions and a serene, aspirational atmosphere that defines the season.

Model in a long black dress with a turtleneck and keyhole cutout standing against a white seamless background Project

Camilla and Marc · Pre-Fall 2024 Ad Campaign

The Camilla and Marc Pre-Fall 2024 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding the brand’s architectural aesthetic in a series of highly controlled visual narratives. Through the lens of photographer Sam Armstrong, the campaign leans into a sophisticated, monochromatic palette, oscillating between stark, high-key studio strobe environments and the atmospheric, diffused natural light of an urban rooftop terrace. Under the creative direction of Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman, the imagery emphasizes structural silhouettes, from sharp-shouldered tailored blazers to voluminous, tactile faux fur coats. Model Dree Hemingway anchors the collection with a neutral, poised confidence that allows the intricate details—such as gold-toned hardware, basket-weave accessories, and fringe detailing—to take center stage. The styling by Melissa Levy, complemented by the sleek hair artistry of Olivier de Vriendt and the precise makeup application by Mayumi Oda, creates a polished, contemporary look that feels both professional and evocative. By pairing vibrant, solid lime-green backdrops with clean, seamless white voids, the campaign successfully elevates essential wardrobe staples into high-end fashion statements. This collection represents a definitive fusion of luxury fashion house heritage and modern commercial appeal, utilizing minimalist composition to invite the viewer to focus intently on texture, silhouette, and the effortless, confident spirit of the modern wearer.