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Featured Carven projects
This week's top Carven projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Carven · CARVEN S/S 25
The Carven S/S 25 campaign captures a refined approach to contemporary fashion through an observational lens. The project leans into editorial and documentary aesthetics, utilizing analogue film techniques and Polaroid-style frames to create a sense of tactile nostalgia. Designed by Louise Trotter, the collection emphasizes structured tailoring, voluminous gathered fabrics, and clean, minimalist silhouettes. Photographers Jaime Perpinya and Mariona Font leverage natural light to cast angular shadows against textured architectural backgrounds, grounding the apparel in an authentic urban setting. The imagery features model Momo M LLonch, with makeup artistry by Marita Politou complementing the collection's subdued, warm colour palette.
Project Carven · Carven S/S 25 backstages by Tess Petronio
Captured by photographer Tess Petronio, this series documents the backstage environment of the Carven Spring/Summer 25 presentation. The imagery highlights the collection designed by Louise Trotter, focusing on the textures of the garments against the raw, candid backdrop of the show venue. Working with stylist Suzanne Koller, the session leans into an editorial aesthetic that balances the structured nature of the pieces with the spontaneous energy of the backstage space. The visuals employ natural light and high-contrast flash, framing the models against both minimalist panels and rustic textures. Creative production was supported by hair stylist Olivier Schawalder and makeup artist Lauren Parsons, with additional contributions from casting director Arthur Méjean and manicurist Alexandra Janowski.
Project Carven · CARVEN Fall 2026
The Carven Fall 2026 collection serves as a masterclass in architectural minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to highlight the intrinsic beauty of precise garment construction. Captured through the lens of photographer James Ari King, the campaign leans into an aesthetic of editorial minimalism that feels both timeless and aggressively contemporary. By utilizing a restrained color palette of monochromatic blacks, creams, and whites, the imagery demands total focus on the interplay of texture—from the plush faux-fur collars and rich wool blazers to the delicate lace detailing and lustrous silk sashes. Model Charlotte Tomas anchors these compositions with a neutral, poised elegance, allowing the collection’s structural integrity to take center stage against clean, seamless studio backgrounds. The execution relies on a blend of crisp studio strobe and soft natural light, creating high-key visuals that emphasize the sharp, tailored silhouettes Carven is renowned for. Rather than relying on ornate settings, the project prioritizes clean lines and intentional layering, effectively utilizing negative space to underscore the brand’s refined identity. By eschewing visual clutter, the campaign transforms fundamental wardrobe staples into high-fashion statements, proving that genuine luxury often resides in the quiet mastery of fabric, fit, and form, resulting in a cohesive portfolio of fashion editorial work that feels both curated and inherently sophisticated.
Project Carven · Carven FW26/27
The Carven FW26/27 campaign presents a series of editorial portraits that lean into clean, structured aesthetics and classical architecture. Photographed by Priscillia Saada, the work emphasises modern luxury tailoring through a series of sharp, minimalist compositions that utilize natural light to highlight fabric textures, from intricate pleated garments to structured outerwear and leather accessories. Developed under the creative direction of Mark Howard Thomas and Sarah Bassett, the project maintains an editorial focus on form and silhouette. Styling by Emilie Kareh integrates key seasonal pieces against historic stone backdrops and cobblestone streets, employing an analogue film approach to reinforce the collection’s precise craftsmanship.
Project Carven · FW26/27
The Carven FW26/27 collection campaign masterfully bridges the gap between heritage tailoring and modern tactile experimentation. Through an editorial lens, the creative team has produced a series of visuals that prioritize material dialogue, juxtaposing the raw, coarse textures of wool against the slick, supple nature of leather fringe and satin drapery. Under the creative direction of Sarah Bassett, the campaign channels a sophisticated, architectural sensibility, utilizing the clean lines of European urban exteriors as a foil for the collection’s voluminous silhouettes. Captured by photographer Janneke Van der Hagen, the imagery leans into the evocative potential of natural light, which is used to define the sculptural shapes of high-necked jackets and the intricate movement of cascading fringe trim. With fashion styling by Emilie Kareh, the project emphasizes a rigorous attention to detail—from scalloped lace hemlines to gold-embossed leather accessories—creating a cohesive study of form and texture. The casting, overseen by Rachel Chandler and featuring models like Akur Goi, Leila Goldkuhl, and Mauria Caetano, brings a composed, high-fashion stillness to the work. By prioritizing macro textural studies alongside lifestyle portraits, the campaign presents the FW26/27 offerings not merely as garments, but as a deliberate exploration of tension between structure and fluidity, ultimately anchoring Carven’s latest narrative in a refined and timeless aesthetic.
Project Carven · SPRING 26 LOOKBOOK
The Carven Spring 26 lookbook presents a collection of minimalist studio portraits and editorial imagery defined by clean, structured tailoring. Set against a backdrop of white panelled interiors and herringbone wood flooring, the series leans into natural light to emphasize the fluid textures and neutral palettes of the season's apparel. Photographer James Ari King captures these looks with a focus on clean lines and monochromatic ensembles. Creative direction by Mark Howard Thomas and styling by Ally Macrae guide the visual narrative, featuring model Roxane Plaza throughout the series.
Project Carven · Carven Fall/Winter 2025 Lookbook
The Carven Fall/Winter 2025 lookbook presents a series of editorial images that capture the latest designer fashion collection through a minimalist, clean aesthetic. Captured by photographer Rebekka Deubner, the campaign features model Flavie Sammartano in a variety of tailored silhouettes, from structured satin dresses to pinstriped high-neck garments. The project incorporates elements of analogue film and natural light to emphasize texture and grain. Styled by Ally Macrae, the imagery utilizes bold typography and vertical compositions to frame the collection against both interior architectural details and natural wooden surfaces, maintaining a consistent brand identity throughout.
Project Carven · Carven SS25 Pre-collection
Carven presents its SS25 Pre-collection through a series of editorial portraits that emphasize architectural tailoring and refined textile details. Under the design direction of Louise Trotter, the collection leans into a minimalist aesthetic defined by clean lines, structured silhouettes, and subtle hardware accents. Photographer Bibi Cornejo Borthwick captures the collection in a studio setting, utilizing both flash and natural light to highlight the drape and movement of the garments. Featuring model Jamily Wernke Meurer, the campaign maintains a consistent, focused visual language across its editorial frames, with fashion styling by Katie Shaw and casting direction by Arthur Méjean.
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