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Featured Diotima projects

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

Model in a brown crocheted dress walking past a textured stone wall for Diotima Spring 2024. Project

Diotima · Diotima Spring 2024

The Diotima Spring 2024 campaign presents the label's latest collection through a series of evocative portraits and outdoor imagery. Shot by photographer Nick Sethi under the creative direction of Rachel Scott, the work focuses on the tactile nature of the garments, blending intricate open-knit dresses and ruffled textiles with raw, natural environments. Styling by Marika-Ella Ames and casting by Larissa Gunn round out the production, which places model Kai Newman in settings ranging from rustic stone walls to lush, dense tropical foliage. The campaign utilizes natural light to emphasize the artisanal craftsmanship of the apparel, juxtaposing delicate crochet and fringe detailing against textured backgrounds. The visual narrative leans into editorial aesthetics, with specific sequences employing warm color grading and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to establish a cinematic tone throughout the collection.

Model wearing a black textured top and white collar in a Diotima Fall/Winter 25 fashion editorial photograph. Project

Diotima · Diotima Fall/Winter 25

The Diotima Fall/Winter 25 collection editorial presents a study in structural tailoring and tactile contrast. Captured through a documentary lens, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic that highlights the fluid draping and intricate embellishments of the garments against minimalist interior settings. Photographer Zora Sicher and creative director Rachel Scott employ soft, natural light and occasional flash to accentuate the sculptural quality of the textiles. The imagery balances precise, clean compositions with raw, layered perspectives, emphasizing the architectural silhouette of the attire. Styling by Marika-Ella Ames integrates strong textural elements, complemented by refined hair by Joey George and makeup by Kanako Takase.

Model Romae Gordon leans against weathered wood wearing a black low-cut dress in sunlight for Diotima. Project

Diotima · Diotima F/W 26 Campaign

The Diotima F/W 26 campaign presents a study in contrasts, balancing sharp tailoring with the organic textures central to the brand. Photographed by Luca Khouri, the series features model Romae Gordon in a range of environments that lean into earth tones and natural light to emphasize the collection's tactile details, from beaded trim to intricate crochet accents. Creative direction by Rachel Scott brings a cohesive vision to the project, alternating between bright, sun-dappled outdoor scenes and moody, low-key editorial portraits. The execution utilizes high-contrast lighting and shadow to anchor the subjects, with casting by Julia Lange and styling by Marika-Ella Ames highlighting the interplay between architectural silhouettes and raw, natural landscapes.

Model standing against a plain white wall wearing a long brown coat and holding a heavily textured gold handbag Project

Diotima · Diotima SS25 Social Media Campaign

The Diotima SS25 social media campaign presents a series of fashion editorials focused on the tactile quality and structural detail of the collection. Set against minimal, clean backgrounds, the visuals lean into natural light to accentuate complex textures, including laser-cut patterns, heavy fringe, and metallic sequin embellishments. Photographer Hedi Stanton and creative director Rachel Scott collaborate to maintain a raw, intimate edge throughout the series. The campaign features styling by Marika-Ella Ames, which pairs structured tailoring with sculptural accessories to highlight the craftsmanship of the apparel. Hair by Joey George and makeup by Kanako Takase refine the editorial look, utilizing vertical compositions and analogue film techniques to frame the narrative.