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Featured Commission projects
This week's top Commission projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Commission · Commission SS26 Campaign
Commission leans into a moody, narrative-driven aesthetic for its SS26 campaign, successfully navigating the intersection of luxury fashion houses and contemporary editorial storytelling. Through a series of cinematic vignettes, the project captures a sense of intimacy and stillness, grounding its high-fashion sensibility in the mundane reality of car interiors and industrial landscapes. Photographer Bella Newman masterfully employs natural light and high-contrast, low-key chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the dramatic tension, transforming simple moments into evocative, still-life tableaus. The editorial narrative is sharpened by the precise vision of fashion editor and stylist Miyako Bellizzi, whose influence is evident in the nuanced pairing of smart-casual silhouettes and intricate lace detailing. Art director Jamie Reid creates a cohesive visual language that feels both composed and raw, utilizing the live-action technique to breathe vitality into each frame. The campaign successfully balances the grit of a concrete overpass with the quiet elegance of twilight, inviting viewers into a world that feels both deeply personal and globally aspirational. By focusing on the tension between the subjects and their environment, the imagery transcends traditional lookbook formats, establishing a sophisticated lifestyle identity for the brand that resonates with the complexities of modern youth culture and heritage-inspired couture.
Project Commission · Commission F/W 25 Campaign
Commission’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign explores the intersection of minimalism and architectural detail, featuring Alexa Chung. Captured by photographer Alessandro Furchino Capria, the series juxtaposes structured garments against clean studio environments and quiet urban settings, leaning into an editorial aesthetic defined by sharp lines and thoughtful negative space. The production relies on natural light to emphasize the matte textures of the collection, supported by fashion styling from Louis Prier Tisdall. Utilizing a refined palette, the imagery incorporates set design by Julia Dias that plays with geometry and candid, sculptural elements. Technical execution highlights the depth of the apparel, with hair styling by Claire Grech and makeup by Anne Sophie Costa completing the look through a clean, polished lens.
Project Commission · Commission S/S 26 Lookbook
Commission presents its S/S 26 lookbook, a series of editorial portraits that focus on the collection's tailoring and layered silhouettes. Photographed by Alessio Bolzoni, the series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a seamless studio sweep to emphasize the structure and colour blocks of the apparel. Fashion editor and stylist Jason Rider directs the styling throughout the collection, pairing utility-focused pieces with refined wardrobe staples. Hair by Dylan Chavles and makeup by Kuma maintain a clean, understated aesthetic across the lookbook. The imagery relies on soft, diffused lighting and clean composition to document the seasonal pieces.
Project Commission · Commission S/S 25 Campaign
Commission presents its Spring/Summer 25 campaign, an editorial collection captured through a series of high-angle, vertical portraits. The project leans into a narrative of stylized workplace chaos, utilizing office environments and scattered documents as a central motif across the visuals. Photographer Bella Newman lenses the campaign, working alongside art director Jamie Reid to establish a mood defined by soft directional lighting and distinct texture. The execution relies on a clean, editorial aesthetic, with set design by Javier Irigoyen providing the graphic backdrop for each frame. Additional contributions include makeup by Allie Smith and a manicure by Mei Kawajiri.
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