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David Koma's architectural luxury fashion lookbooks and campaigns across modern apparel

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Featured David Koma projects

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

Model wearing a dark textured two-piece suit and white tank top posing next to a standing black punching bag in a studio. Project

David Koma · David Koma S/S 25 Men's Lookbook

The David Koma Spring/Summer 2025 menswear lookbook channels a distinct interplay between athletic utility and high-fashion tailoring. Captured by photographer Lukas Wassmann, the series utilizes a minimal, industrial studio backdrop featuring freestanding metal gym equipment and fitness stations as sculptural props. The visual narrative leans into sharp, clean compositions, with direct flash lighting creating high-contrast shadows that emphasize the collection's complex hardware and material choices. Fashion editor and stylist Marc Goehring curates a collection defined by textural duality, contrasting utilitarian sportswear silhouettes with opulent flourishes. Garments feature structural tailoring, sheer tulle drapes, and bold feather embellishments that cascade over shoulders and hemlines. The ensemble is completed with grooming by makeup artist Patrick Glatthaar, maintaining a focused aesthetic that keeps the focus on the sharp silhouettes and monochromatic layering.

Model Chudier Billy in a white floral appliqué lingerie set and matching boots against a solid pink backdrop for David Koma. Project

David Koma · David Koma Resort 2026 Lookbook

The David Koma Resort 2026 lookbook presents a high-fashion editorial showcase of the brand's latest collection. Through a series of clean, minimalist studio portraits, the campaign highlights the structural integrity and textile-heavy details defining the season's garments. Photographed by Zoe Natale Mannella and styled by Marc Goehring, the imagery leans into soft light and consistent, neutral backdrops to emphasize the architectural silhouettes of the apparel. Casting by Svea Greichgauer, featuring models Chudier Billy, Bernie Ross, and Clara Denison, brings a sharp, disciplined energy to the presentation of floral appliqués, crystal embellishments, and layered knitwear.

Model wearing a structured red top over a striped shirt with red leggings and heels against a white studio background. Project

David Koma · David Koma Pre-Fall 2025 Lookbook

The David Koma Pre-Fall 2025 lookbook presents a sharp exploration of architectural tailoring and high-shine materials. Captured by photographer Zoe Natale Mannella, the collection features structured silhouettes—including exaggerated necklines and sculptural tops—set against minimalist studio backdrops that emphasize form and high-contrast composition. Fashion editor and stylist Marc Goehring drives the editorial aesthetic, coordinating bold color palettes and glossy textures. The production includes makeup artistry by Patrick Glatthaar and casting by Svea Greichgauer, with imagery featuring models Athiec Geng and Esther Finch. The execution utilizes clean, editorial techniques and low-key lighting to draw focus to the precise, modern cut of the garments.

Model in a royal blue one-shoulder gown with an oversized bow detail and silver bracelets against a matching blue backdrop Project

David Koma · David Koma Autumn-Winter 2025

The David Koma Autumn-Winter 2025 collection campaign highlights the brand's signature architectural approach to luxury fashion. Photographed by Zoe Natale Mannella, the editorial series leans into clean, high-contrast aesthetics to document the season's sculptural silhouettes, dramatic oversized bows, and intricate silver hardware accents. Featuring model Grace Cameron, the portraits utilize a minimalist studio environment with solid backdrops to emphasize the interplay between sharp tailoring and fluid fabrics like satin and sheer textiles. The editorial employs directional, clean lighting to highlight texture and form throughout the collection. Creative efforts were supported by fashion stylist Marc Goehring and casting director Svea Greichgauer.

Model standing against a concrete wall wearing a black halter dress with a dramatic white feathered skirt Project

David Koma · DAVID KOMA AW26

The David Koma AW26 collection campaign is a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away the superfluous to place a sharp, uncompromising focus on structural elegance and textile innovation. Photographed by Simonas Berukstis, the campaign leans into a rigorous, minimalist aesthetic that finds its rhythm in the juxtaposition of raw, industrial grey concrete walls against the soft, organic delicacy of feathers and ruffled tulle. Under the discerning eye of fashion editor and stylist Marc Goehring, the collection reveals a high-fashion narrative defined by fluid movement and architectural silhouettes. The visual language of the imagery is profoundly editorial, utilizing directional natural light and intentional low-key chiaroscuro to carve out dramatic shadows that accentuate the intricate details of David Koma’s tailoring. Model Eva Pujatti serves as the perfect canvas for this exploration of texture, as the imagery shifts effortlessly from the sculptural precision of sequined bodices to the opulent, tactile weight of oversized faux fur coats and voluminous ruffled peplums. With hair styling by Cos Sakkas and makeup artistry by Kyle Dominic, the overall composition maintains a sleek, refined purity that underscores the collection's avant-garde leanings. This project succeeds by grounding its luxury sensibilities in a stark, monochromatic environment, resulting in a cohesive and memorable portrait of contemporary evening wear that feels both timeless and aggressively current.

Model Yasmin Wijnaldum wearing a metallic green sequin high-neck evening gown against a plain grey backdrop. Project

David Koma · David Koma Pre-Fall 2026

The David Koma Pre-Fall 2026 fashion campaign presents a refined exploration of structured silhouettes and tactile contrasts. Shot by photographer Simonas Berukstis, the editorial features model Yasmin Wijnaldum set against a minimalist neutral grey backdrop. The visuals lean into clean, directional lighting to accentuate the collection's diverse material palette, ranging from glossy metallic sequins and faux fur to architectural knitwear and tailored wools. Fashion styling by Marc Goehring anchors the series, pairing statement accessories like ornate metallic buckles and star-shaped accents with high-impact garments. The aesthetic remains consistently polished and editorial, utilizing a controlled studio environment to highlight garment construction and texture. Production was handled by Miro Raynov, with hair styling by Cos Sakkas and makeup by Kyle Dominic providing a sharp, composed finish to the look.

Model Eva Pujatti in a deer-print high-cut bodysuit and matching pointed heels against a white studio wall. Project

David Koma · David Koma Resort 2025 Lookbook

The David Koma Resort 2025 lookbook presents a sharp exploration of textural contrast and sculptural tailoring. Photographed by Simonas Berukstis, the collection leans into a minimalist editorial aesthetic, utilising a clean, neutral studio backdrop to foreground the complexity of the garments. The styling by Marc Goehring emphasises a rhythmic interplay of cascading fringe, feather-trimmed hems, and high-impact hardware, including crystal-embellished buckles and metallic chain detailing. Model Eva Pujatti anchors the series, featuring hair by Cos Sakkas and natural makeup by Patrick Glatthaar. The imagery employs soft, balanced studio lighting to highlight the distinction between structured outerwear and sheer, fluid silhouettes. With its focus on material innovation and monochromatic graphic patterns, the project captures a polished, tactile approach to modern eveningwear.

Shirtless male model wearing black and red swim briefs posed indoors near a large indoor swimming pool. Project

David Koma · Lets Swim

David Koma’s 'Lets Swim' project presents a curated fashion editorial series exploring the intersection of high-performance swimwear and brutalist architecture. Photographed by Thomas Lohr, the series features model Alex Schlab set against the stark, geometric lines of indoor aquatic centers and concrete-heavy environments. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and cool, ambient blue tones to emphasize the collection's clean silhouettes. The editorial, styled by Marc Goehring, juxtaposes technical sportswear with monumental industrial structures. The work employs hard light and chiaroscuro techniques to highlight both the physical form and the surrounding architecture, balancing a commercial sensibility with raw, contemporary composition. Casting by Svea Greichgauer grounds the project in a disciplined, focused visual narrative.

Model with dark hair wearing a sheer nude top and feathered skirt seated on a white background for David Koma S/S 25 Project

David Koma · David Koma S/S 25 Lookbook

The David Koma Spring/Summer 2025 lookbook presents a focused collection of contemporary womenswear. Captured by photographer Zoe Natale Mannella, the editorial series leans into clean, minimalist aesthetics to emphasize the sharp silhouettes and tactile details of the garments. The project features styling by Marc Goehring, with hair by Cos Sakkas and makeup artistry by Patrick Glatthaar. Across the series, the imagery utilizes consistent soft lighting and seamless studio backgrounds to highlight features such as feathered textures, sheer fabrics, and embellished hardware.

Model wearing a dark long coat, black trousers, and a furry scarf against a white background Project

David Koma · David Koma F/W 25 Men's Lookbook

The David Koma Fall/Winter 2025 menswear lookbook presents a collection that balances sharp tailoring with tactile, voluminous outerwear. Captured by photographer Simonas Berukstis, the project alternates between studio portraiture against clean white backgrounds and outdoor shots set against weathered urban textures, lending an grounded, editorial quality to the high-fashion designs. Fashion editor Marc Goehring styles the pieces, which feature prominent fur textures, structured coats, and layered knitwear. The presentation utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to emphasize the fabric contrasts and silhouettes within the collection. Additional depth is provided by grooming from makeup artist Patrick Glatthaar, with casting directed by Jean-Michel Mergey and Svea Greichgauer.