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Featured Collectible Dry projects
This week's top Collectible Dry projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Collectible Dry · Willem Dafoe
In this evocative portrait series for Collectible Dry, actor Willem Dafoe is transformed into a study of geometry, movement, and stark cinematic presence. The editorial project leans into the inherent versatility of its subject, utilizing a sophisticated interplay of light and shadow to explore the intersection of fashion and performance. Photographer Sven Bänziger masterfully navigates a range of environments, from the disciplined symmetry of a ballet studio to the clean, minimalist confines of a white-walled space, capturing Dafoe in poses that shift from the subtly graceful to the conceptual and puppet-like. Throughout the series, the styling by Aline De Beauclaire emphasizes structured tailoring and sharp, monochromatic silhouettes that harmonize with the deliberate framing. The production gains its visceral intensity through a mix of techniques, including high-contrast studio strobe lighting and the tactile depth of analogue film photography, which together accentuate the structural details of Dafoe's features. Grooming by Elisa Zamparelli ensures a crisp, polished finish that maintains the series' modern, clean aesthetic. By weaving these disparate elements—the geometric tension of wire-bound poses, the reflection-heavy dance sequences, and the intimate, chiaroscuro close-ups—the campaign presents a compelling dialogue between actor and image. The result is a body of work that feels both commercially sharp and artistically rigorous, cementing an editorial vision that prioritizes composition and narrative depth over mere portraiture.
Project Collectible Dry · Improve The Others
Improve The Others is a fashion editorial series for Collectible Dry that emphasizes minimalist studio production. Centered on clean, high-key aesthetics, the project explores contemporary apparel textures and graphic arrangements through a series of stark, white-background compositions. The work relies on analogue film techniques and natural light to maintain a consistent, warm visual rhythm across its portrait and group photography. Creative direction and styling are led by Monica Pillosio, with photography by Spyros Rennt. The editorial features model Anneliek Heuvel, with hair styling by Paolo Ferreira and makeup artistry by Lloyd Simmonds.
Project Collectible Dry · Eliott Tipp in "Improuve the others" by Spyros Rennt
Collectible Dry presents Improuve the others, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Spyros Rennt. The project explores contemporary silhouettes through a series of studio-based portraits and group compositions featuring model Eliott Tipp. Creative direction and styling are led by Monica Pillosio, who coordinates a palette of textured knitwear, patterned tailoring, and muted casual apparel. The imagery utilizes a clean, minimalist aesthetic with a consistent white seamless backdrop, allowing the sculptural poses and garment details to take center stage. Executed with natural light, the series incorporates analogue film techniques to soften the stark environment, while bold typography provides a structural graphic element to the layout. Hair styling by Paolo Ferreira and makeup by Lloyd Simmonds complete the editorial look.
Project Collectible Dry · ANOMALY STANDARDS
In ANOMALY STANDARDS, Collectible Dry redefines the intersection of avant-garde structure and refined minimalism, positioning itself firmly within the upper echelons of luxury fashion. Creative Director Augusto Arduini orchestrates a visual narrative that strips away the noise, focusing instead on the architectural integrity of the silhouette. The project leans into a deliberate editorial tension, where a structured tan trench coat is subverted and re-imagined as a skirt, grounding the aesthetic in a playful yet sophisticated deconstruction. Guided by the precise eye of fashion stylist Ilaria Norsa, the collection is captured through a lens that prioritizes both high-fashion polish and raw, unvarnished humanity. The imagery masterfully oscillates between stark, high-key white backgrounds and a clean studio strobe setup, which isolates the subject and demands total focus on the garment's tactile complexity. A pivotal shift occurs in the intimate, extreme close-up portraits, where the transition to natural light reveals authentic skin texture, grounding the project in a contemporary, grounded reality. By eschewing over-production in favor of disciplined composition, Collectible Dry successfully challenges industry conventions of glamour, offering a refined masterclass in modern styling and portraiture. This work is not merely a showcase of apparel but a definitive statement on the enduring power of clean lines and intentional, purposeful creative direction within the competitive landscape of high-end fashion design.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry #31 Spring/Summer 20 ...
For the thirty-first issue of Collectible Dry, the magazine leans into a narrative of high-octane sophistication, blending luxury fashion houses with a gritty, cinematic visual language. The cover feature captures model Vialina Lemann in an arresting tableau, splayed across the hood of a vintage sports car that serves as both a structural anchor and a nostalgic relic. Captured through the lens of photographer Byron Mollinedo, the imagery employs natural light to highlight the intricate, skeletal-like patterns of her black bodysuit, a striking piece that channels a sense of dark, avian elegance. This editorial approach transcends traditional commercial fashion photography by emphasizing mood and composition over mere product placement. The visual storytelling is elevated by the precise styling of Gaia Fraschini, whose aesthetic choices harmonize with the sharp, edgy textures of the automotive backdrop. Complementing the stark ensemble, Marco Minunno provides hair styling that feels deliberately restrained, while Mary Cesardi’s makeup artistry balances the high-contrast lighting with a clean, modern finish. By integrating these elements into a cohesive frame, the project captures the essence of a decade-long legacy, celebrating the intersection of high fashion and street-ready allure. The result is a bold, live-action technique aesthetic that stands as a definitive marker for the publication, reinforcing its position at the vanguard of contemporary media and luxury design.
Project Collectible Dry · Via Lemann
Via Lemann for Collectible Dry serves as a masterclass in the power of restraint, leaning into an aesthetic of editorial minimalism that elevates the luxury fashion houses narrative to a sculptural level. Photographed by Byron Mollinedo, the series navigates the tension between the organic and the industrial, utilizing natural light and high-contrast studio strobe setups to dissect the architecture of modern apparel. Stylist Gaia Fraschini constructs a visual language centered on texture and form, where deep black textiles—from structured tweed jackets to sheer tights and embellished leather sandals—are set against stark white backgrounds or raw urban environments. The project benefits significantly from the precision of hair stylist Marco Minunno and makeup artist Mary Cesardi, whose work enhances the clean, contemporary aesthetic of the models without ever distracting from the intricate detailing of the garments. Throughout the editorial series, the interplay between the body and the frame feels deliberate, whether the subject is reclining against industrial metal or posing confidently against a city water tower. By focusing on the sharp geometry of cutouts, statement accessories, and balanced silhouettes, the collection captures the essence of refined couture in a modern context. It is a sophisticated, portrait-driven project that prioritizes clean lines and high-fashion sensibility, resulting in a cohesive visual journey that feels both timeless and aggressively current.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry November 2025 Cover
Collectible Dry Issue 30, 'The Cure / ănĭma', features model Phillip Bread in a cover story lensed by photographer Raphael Mazzucco. The project leans into a mixed-media aesthetic, incorporating torn paper elements and distressed paint marks against a rugged outdoor canvas backdrop. Fashion styling by Oretta Corbelli centres on tactile layering, pairing an oversized patterned blanket wrap with a graphic turtleneck and wide-leg trousers. The composition employs a vertical editorial format to highlight the complex, layered textures of the wardrobe.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry #28 Spring 2025 COVERS
The Spring 2025 issue of Collectible Dry, edition #28, presents a series of editorial covers that lean into a narrative and minimalist aesthetic. The collection features work from photographers Jonathan Llense and Spyros Rennt, with art direction by Alex Gautier and creative leadership from Monica Pillosio. The series utilises natural light and clean studio settings to frame its subjects. Styling, contributed by Ariel Bretas, Joy Sinanian, and Monica Pillosio, pairs with hair artistry from Paolo Ferreira, Sebastien Bascle, and Simon Chossier, alongside makeup by Christina Lutz and Maria Olsson. Set design by Amandine Richard and Raphaël Singler rounds out the production, resulting in an editorial showcase featuring models Daniela Dalon and Songue Gueye.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry #29 Summer 2025 Covers
Collectible Dry releases its Summer 2025 #29 edition, presenting a series of covers that anchor the publication's signature editorial focus. Through the lens of photographers Spyros Rennt and Vidar Logi, the collection channels a clean, high-contrast aesthetic that leans into both monochrome portraits and symmetrical studio compositions. Creative direction and fashion styling by Monica Pillosio define the issue’s visual language, which traverses minimalist silhouettes and stylized set designs. The series features entertainer Björk and model Anneliek Heuvel, each framed by distinct studio environments and natural light. Technical execution incorporates both monochrome and symmetrical framing, maintaining a consistent graphic identity across the magazine's identity markers and bold typography.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry May 2025 Cover
The May 2025 edition of Collectible Dry presents a series of covers defined by a refined, minimalist aesthetic. Led by creative director and fashion editor Monica Pillosio, the editorial project experiments with high-contrast portraiture, graphic compositions, and clean art direction across its vertical format. The feature includes portraiture from photographers Spyros Rennt and Vidar Logi, highlighting textured garments and stark studio settings. Beyond the studio, the editorial leans into graphic, symmetrical arrangements, utilizing unconventional backdrops like all-over newspaper patterns to ground its fashion-forward visual identity. The project features work from hair stylist Paolo Ferreira and makeup artist Lloyd Simmonds, with appearances by entertainer Björk and model Anneliek Heuvel.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry #28 S/S 2025 COVERS
Collectible Dry releases its #28 S/S 2025 issue, featuring a series of covers that highlight distinct editorial perspectives. The collection showcases a blend of clean, minimalist studio portraiture alongside natural light outdoor photography, united by bold typographic mastheads. Under the creative direction of Monica Pillosio and Alex Gautier, the issue presents a range of sculptural fashion styling and composed imagery. The editorial covers were produced through collaborative efforts, featuring photography by Alex Brunet, Jonathan LLense, Olga Varova, and Spyros Rennt. Supporting the visual execution, fashion styling was provided by Ariel Bretas and Joy Sinanian, with set design from Amandine Richard and Raphaël Singler.
Project Collectible Dry · Collectible Dry x Thomas Lélu: Today I did nothing
Collectible Dry collaborates with artist Thomas Lélu for 'Today I did nothing,' a fashion editorial series that fuses contemporary styling with hand-scrawled, irreverent typography. Creative directors Monica Pillosio and Alex Gautier lead the project, which leans into a clean studio aesthetic to highlight graphic compositions. Captured by photographers Alex Brunet and Olga Varova, the imagery utilizes natural light and neutral backdrops to maintain a minimalist focus. The styling, supported by hair stylist Paolo Ferreira and makeup artist Christina Lutz, features diverse silhouettes—from leather chaps and trench coats to patterned shirts and loungewear. Set designers Amandine Richard and Raphaël Singler provide a polished, prop-conscious environment that centers the subject within each frame.
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