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Christopher Esber

Christopher Esber's architectural ready-to-wear, resort and editorial campaigns in fashion

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Featured Christopher Esber projects

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

Model wearing a patterned green dress standing on a deserted highway during dusk with a colorful sunset sky. Project

Christopher Esber · Christopher Esber Resort 26

Christopher Esber’s Resort 26 collection campaign masterfully juxtaposes the architectural precision of modern luxury fashion against the raw, unrefined backdrop of a desert salvage yard. Through the lens of photographer Diana Louise Bartlett, the project leans into a cinematic visual language that emphasizes the intricate construction of the garments. With fashion styling by Ilona Hamer, the collection highlights signature cut-out detailing, intricate ruching, and sculptural silhouettes that feel both daring and calculated. Model Ella Rattigan anchors these complex pieces, navigating the arid landscape with a quiet, grounded confidence that highlights the tactile contrast between velvet, crochet, and sleek metal hardware against rusted vintage automobiles. The editorial execution relies heavily on natural light, utilizing the harsh, golden-hour sun to cast long, sharp shadows that amplify the textures of the apparel. By framing the subject within the confined geometry of car interiors or across vast, open asphalt highways, the production achieves a classic editorial feel that feels grounded in 35mm film aesthetics. Hair stylist Kelly Peach complements the sharp lines of the clothing with a sleek, chin-length bob, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the collection's interplay of pattern and form. Ultimately, the campaign is a testament to the brand's ability to blend high-fashion sophistication with a rugged, atmospheric sensibility that lingers long after the final frame.

Model wearing a white strapless ruched cutout dress against a vibrant red background. Project

Christopher Esber · CHRISTOPHER ESBER S/S 24 BACKSTAGES

Christopher Esber’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection documentation offers an intimate look at the runway preparation process. Photographed by Vincent Fandos, the series moves between composed, editorial-style portraits and documentary-led candid moments that capture the tactile nature of the brand’s design work. The imagery focuses on artisanal fabric manipulation, raw hems, and the intricate, minimalist garment construction central to the collection. The aesthetic leans into a clean, refined sensibility, utilizing soft directional lighting and a mix of neutral and saturated backdrops to highlight the interplay between texture and silhouette. Styling by Ilona Hamer and makeup by Filomena Natoli emphasize natural features and polished, understated looks, maintaining a consistent atmosphere of technical precision across the backstage environment.

Model wearing a pink halter top and sunglasses seated against a striped textured background for Christopher Esber PF25. Project

Christopher Esber · PF25

Christopher Esber unveils the PF25 collection through a series of editorial portraits that lean into a relaxed, coastal aesthetic. Captured by photographer Tim Ashton, the project juxtaposes tailored silhouettes against natural, sun-drenched settings ranging from manicured residential gardens to expansive shorelines. Technically grounded by the use of natural light and hard light, the imagery emphasises the tactile quality of the garments, from ribbed knitwear and lace-trimmed camisoles to structured tailoring with contrast piping. The collection visuals draw on an earthy and organic palette, utilising foliage and beach-side textures to frame the collection's signature cut-outs and asymmetrical drapes.

Model wearing a white wedding gown and sheer veil over her face holding long green lotus stems against a pale background. Project

Christopher Esber · Bridal 2025

Christopher Esber debuts the Bridal 2025 collection through a series of editorial fashion portraits that highlight the house’s signature architectural draping and fluid silhouettes. The imagery maintains a minimalist focus, allowing the intricate lace textures and sharp, structured bodice designs to define the aesthetic. Photographed by Pierre Toussaint, the lookbook utilizes a mix of high-contrast backdrops and soft, diffuse lighting to accentuate the volume and ethereal quality of the gowns. Hair styling by Michele McQuillan and makeup by Filomena Natoli lean into a clean, understated approach, complementing the collection's focus on material layering and sheer detailing.

Dynamic shot of a blond woman falling sideways while holding a brown handbag and tipping over an orange retro chair Project

Christopher Esber · Christopher Esber

Christopher Esber presents a series of fashion campaign images captured by photographer Hector Clark. The work leans into editorial aesthetics, utilizing high-speed freeze techniques to document dynamic movement and precise garment silhouettes. The series features a minimal white studio backdrop, highlighting the fluid drape of sheer fabrics and structured accessories. Through a high-contrast lens, the campaign emphasizes form and composition within a clean, modern aesthetic.

Model wearing dark sunglasses and a white t-shirt reflected in glass with aquatic plants for Christopher Esber Summer Capsule Project

Christopher Esber · Christopher Esber Summer Capsule

The Christopher Esber Summer Capsule campaign serves as an editorial showcase for the brand's latest collection, captured through the lens of photographer Julian Schulz. The series utilizes natural light and a distinctly clean aesthetic to highlight the brand's signature minimalist silhouettes and sculptural details. Working alongside fashion stylist Olivia Lahood and make-up artist Filomena Natoli, the project traverses a variety of settings—from aquatic environments to industrial backdrops—to create a cohesive visual narrative. Through the use of analogue / film techniques and earthy textures, the imagery focuses on the interplay between the garments' complex construction and the weathered surfaces of the locations.

Model in a black plunging halter swimsuit with her hands behind her head inside a bathtub filled with water. Project

Christopher Esber · Swim PF 24

The Swim PF 24 campaign for Christopher Esber presents a collection of resort wear through an intimate, high-contrast fashion editorial lens. Captured by photographer Vladimir Mendigorin, the imagery centers on models in various states of immersion, utilizing a bathtub setting to explore the interplay between wet textures, skin, and structural swimwear. The series features sharp flash lighting and overhead vertical framing, emphasizing the metallic hardware and cutout detailing characteristic of the collection. Fashion styling by Olivia Iahood introduces a mix of minimalist silhouettes, leopard prints, and sheer layering, while make-up artist Filomena Natoli maintains a focus on raw, glossy skin. The aesthetic leans into a clean, tactile mood, highlighting the contrast between the fluid water and the rigid porcelain of the environment.

Model wearing blue bikini relaxing in a woven white hammock, photographed from an overhead angle for Christopher Esber PreFall 2026. Project

Christopher Esber · Christopher Esber PreFall 2026

Christopher Esber’s PreFall 2026 collection masterfully distills the essence of coastal luxury, presenting a vision that feels both effortlessly relaxed and razor-sharp. Through the lens of photographer Diana Louise Bartlett, the campaign captures the intersection of architectural design and fluid, sun-drenched ease, anchored by the poised presence of model Michiko Foy. The imagery leverages natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the collection, from beaded swimwear edges to the intricate metallic hardware that serves as a signature of the brand's aesthetic. Each frame functions as a high-end editorial, utilizing a tropical beach backdrop that frames the garments not merely as clothing, but as essential components of a sophisticated summer wardrobe. The styling leans into a minimalist, refined sensibility, balancing structured handbags and precise tailoring with the organic, raw texture of coastal landscapes. By prioritizing authentic environments and soft, dappled sunlight, the project achieves a distinct lifestyle appeal that resonates with the modern luxury consumer. This series demonstrates a cohesive visual language where the interplay of shadow, texture, and silhouette remains the focal point, ensuring the Christopher Esber identity—defined by its sculptural innovation—is felt in every composition. It is a striking exploration of contemporary fashion photography, where the deliberate casting of light and shadow elevates simple beachside scenes into elevated, narrative-driven portraits of modern elegance.

Model wearing a glossy metallic crinkle coat posing against a dark gradient background. Project

Christopher Esber · Fall 2026 Ready-To-Wear Lookbook

For the Christopher Esber Fall 2026 Ready-To-Wear lookbook, photographer Pierre Toussaint delivers an masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to focus entirely on the architectural precision of the collection. The imagery channels a refined, moody atmosphere, utilizing soft studio strobe lighting to navigate the complex interplay between deep shadows and the varied material palette—from high-shine crinkled synthetics to fluid, sheer lace and dense, tactile furs. Working alongside models Asti and Nabila Leunig, Toussaint leans into a monochromatic aesthetic, utilizing a muted dark grey backdrop that allows the sophisticated tailoring and structural cutouts of the garments to take center stage. The execution feels deliberate and sculptural, with hair stylist Pete Lennon and makeup artist Filomena Natoli contributing to the clean, high-fashion look through precise grooming and subtle, winged liner accents. Every composition prioritizes the silhouette, whether emphasizing the flowing geometry of a fringe-adorned gown or the robust volume of a quilted puffer jacket. This lookbook does not merely present clothes; it serves as a study in contrast, texture, and the deliberate tension between the human form and the tailored environment, ultimately grounding the entire collection in an aura of timeless, modern luxury that feels both grounded and deeply experimental in its understated elegance.

Model in a bright blue dress leaning against a textured purple wall under moody blue and purple lighting. Project

Christopher Esber · Fall Winter 24 Look Book

The Christopher Esber Fall Winter 24 look book presents the brand’s latest collection through a series of editorial portraits. Set against a monochromatic, deeply textured purple backdrop, the imagery leans into a moody and tactile aesthetic, emphasizing the interplay between the collection’s voluminous silhouettes and fluid drapery. Photographer Duncan Killick utilizes cool-toned, directional lighting to accentuate the varied materials of the garments, ranging from glossy satin and leather to sheer pleated panels and structured wool. The execution maintains a consistent studio atmosphere, with hair styling by Pete Lennon and makeup by Filomena Natoli contributing to the clean, deliberate composition of the series.