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Featured Dries Van Noten projects
This week's top Dries Van Noten projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Dries Van Noten · HIGH SUMMER 24
Dries Van Noten presents the High Summer 24 collection through a series of editorial portraits that focus on architectural tailoring and graphic silhouettes. Photographed by Sarah Piantadosi, the campaign utilizes a consistent low-angle perspective to frame models Alay Deng and Sophie Dominique Gonzalez against expansive, cloud-filled skies. The imagery employs natural light and a distinctively cool color grade to emphasize the sharp contrast between the collection’s vibrant floral and geometric prints and the desaturated background. With makeup by Lucy Bridge, the campaign captures a clean, elevated aesthetic, highlighting the movement of lightweight fabrics and the structural integrity of the season’s garments.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten F/W 24 Women's Lookbook
The Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter 2024 women's lookbook captures the house's latest collection through a series of minimalist studio portraits. Photographed by Sarah Piantadosi and styled by Nancy Rohde, the project highlights the season's emphasis on sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast color blocking. The imagery utilizes soft light to accentuate tactile materials, ranging from shaggy textures to structured wools and sequins. With hair by Sam McKnight and makeup by Lucy Bridge, the editorial aesthetic relies on precise, clean compositions that allow the avant-garde tailoring and layered proportions of the designs to remain central. The project features casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro, with models including Ajus Samuel, Fatou Kebbeh, Flor Mayer, Jeanne Cadieu, Julie Hoomans, Leonie Steffen, Masha Chubenko, Sara Blomqvist, Sihana Shalaj, Xiru Yang, and Yana Karapaunova.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten F/W 24 Men's Lookbook
The Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter 2024 men's lookbook presents a meticulous study in layered proportions and tactile material contrast. Photographed by Sarah Piantadosi, the editorial series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean, cool-toned studio environment to spotlight the season's complex textile play. The collection merges sharp, structured tailoring with relaxed, oversized silhouettes, showcasing a palette that balances earthy camels and slate blues with vibrant flashes of mustard and pastel pink. Fashion editor and stylist Nancy Rohde anchors the series, bringing a cohesive sense of volume and utility to the garments. The imagery highlights intricate layering, from chunky knit scarves and furry bucket hats to the juxtaposition of glossy leather tops against matte, wide-leg cargo trousers. With hair styling by Gary Gill and makeup by Inge Grognard, the project captures a refined yet experimental approach to modern menswear design.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter 2025 Collection
The Dries Van Noten Fall/Winter 2025 campaign presents a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Carlijn Jacobs. Set within opulent interiors defined by classical stone architecture, gilded details, and dark wood paneling, the work highlights the collection's elaborate textile textures, jewel tones, and structured tailoring. Fashion editor and stylist Katie Burnett curates a range of silhouettes, from avant-garde patterned garments and sequin dresses to monochromatic black outerwear. The aesthetic leans into a theatrical and moody atmosphere, enhanced by soft directional light and occasional sharp flash. Featuring models including Ines Pottier and Yana Van Ginneken, the campaign was realized with casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro, hair styling by Olivier Schawalder, and makeup by Inge Grognard. The imagery emphasises symmetrical compositions and material depth, reflecting the design vision of Julian Klausner.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten Men Spring Summer 2026
The Dries Van Noten Men Spring Summer 2026 collection is captured through an intimate, detail-oriented editorial series that prioritizes the tactility of fine tailoring and textile craftsmanship. Photographer Iñigo Awewave employs a mix of sharp direct flash and soft, directional studio lighting to isolate the collection’s structural nuances—from the sharp lines of houndstooth micro-checks and botanical jacquards to the lustre of satin and ribbed knitwear. Fashion styling by Robbie Spencer emphasizes the interplay of textures, pairing layered separates with accessories like structured leather bags and graphic-striped footwear. The imagery maintains a rigorous, minimalist aesthetic, featuring clean compositions and raw skin tones that ground the vibrant color palettes and precise garment construction. Hair by Olivier Schawalder and makeup by Dick Page further define the collection’s refined menswear identity through understated, textured grooming.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten Women SS 25 Show
The Dries Van Noten Women SS 25 show presentation captures the collection’s focus on tactile surface design and intricate construction. Shot by photographer Iñigo Awewave, the editorial series leans into macro perspectives and clean, vertical framing to highlight the interplay between glossy textiles, snakeskin patterns, and metallic hardware details. Fashion editor and stylist Nancy Rohde works with hair stylist Ramona Eschbach and makeup artist Lucy Bridge to define the collection’s visual language. The looks feature wet-look hair and bold, neon-accented cosmetic applications that stand against neutral, industrial-textured backgrounds, emphasizing the interplay of soft drapery and structured silhouettes worn by models including Melinda Kiss and Zhang Yunling.
Project Dries Van Noten · Beauty Gestures
Beauty Gestures is an editorial cosmetics project for Dries Van Noten that explores the nuanced movements and rituals of self-care. The imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing soft light to emphasize the textures of both the garments and the skin. Photographed by Melanie + Ramon, the series captures subjects in intimate, precise moments, such as the application of lipstick or the grooming of hair. These vertical portraits maintain a consistent neutral color palette, focusing on the interplay between patterned silk fabrics and the natural contours of the models. With hair styling by Ramona Eschbach and makeup by Karin Westerlund, the project highlights the tactile details of the Dries Van Noten collection. The series also features manicurist Anatole Rainey, with models Eddy Earl and Ivy Stewart.
Project Dries Van Noten · MEN LOOKBOOK S/S 26
The Dries Van Noten Men’s Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook serves as a masterclass in the house’s signature interplay between structured tailoring and experimental surface textures. Captured through the lens of photographer Angela Suarez, the collection leans into an editorial minimalism where the stark, light blue studio backdrop functions as a neutral canvas for an explosion of artisanal details. The images channel a sophisticated tension, contrasting glossy satin outerwear and shimmering sequined separates with grounded, utilitarian pieces like cycling shorts and structured duffel bags. Through the creative lens of fashion editor and stylist Robbie Spencer, the collection prioritizes layering and tactile depth, featuring complex brocades, vivid paisley, and geometric knit patterns that feel both contemporary and deeply grounded in the brand's heritage. The deliberate use of studio strobe lighting ensures that every three-dimensional bead, metallic fiber, and crisp pleat is rendered with crystalline clarity, elevating the lookbook from a mere commercial catalog to a cohesive fashion narrative. With a cast curated by Piergiorgio Del Moro, the models carry the complex silhouettes with a steady, neutral presence, while Olivier Schawalder’s wet-look hair styling and Dick Page’s refined makeup choices maintain a sleek, unified aesthetic across the diverse range of prints and fabrics. This seasonal presentation effectively captures a bold, graphic evolution of luxury menswear, balancing the precise geometry of classic dress shirts with an uninhibited, painterly approach to color and form.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten Woman Fall Winter 20 ...
The Fall/Winter campaign for Dries Van Noten serves as a masterclass in tactile storytelling, grounding the brand's legendary penchant for eclecticism in a sharp, disciplined studio environment. Captured through the lens of photographer Iñigo Awewave, the editorial series leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that elevates the collection’s intricate textiles, ranging from dense floral jacquards and heavy Fair Isle knits to precise, tailored outerwear. By stripping away extraneous environmental details in favor of a stark, focused background, the project directs all attention to the sophisticated interplay of pattern and texture. Fashion editor Katie Burnett crafts looks that feel both archival and contemporary, pairing crisp white shirting and classic striped ties with ornate gold jewelry, creating a tension between traditional structure and fluid decoration. Complementing this, hair stylist Olivier Schawalder introduces an industrial edge with tight, pin-heavy updos, while makeup artist Yadim opts for a clean, natural finish that allows the depth of the garments to command the frame. Through the skillful use of studio strobe lighting and dramatic low-key chiaroscuro techniques, the campaign transforms apparel into a study of craftsmanship. The resulting imagery is less a traditional fashion advertisement and more a series of portraits that celebrate the rhythmic, layered complexity inherent in the Dries Van Noten identity, masterfully orchestrated by casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Project Dries Van Noten · Fall 2025 Editorial Project
Dries Van Noten’s Fall 2025 editorial campaign captures the quintessential tension between historical opulence and modern textile experimentation. Shot by photographer Carlijn Jacobs, the project unfolds within the grand, neoclassical interiors of the Palais Garnier, providing a cinematic backdrop that anchors the collection’s intricate layers and bold silhouettes. Under the creative direction of Julian Klausner, the imagery leans into maximalist sensibilities, where rich velvet textures, geometric prints, and fluid, tasseled fringe appear to vibrate against the backdrop of ornate stone carvings and gilded wood paneling. The editorial treatment is defined by a rigorous focus on materiality, with stylist Katie Burnett curating a visual language that balances structured tailoring with avant-garde fluidity. Throughout the series, the lighting shifts seamlessly between soft, diffused natural light that illuminates delicate sequin craftsmanship and more dramatic, high-contrast strobe work that emphasizes the sharp lines of faux fur and structured outerwear. With hair by Olivier Schawalder and makeup by Inge Grognard, the models adopt a unified, almost sculptural presence that enhances the symmetry of the compositions. This campaign serves as a masterclass in fashion storytelling, utilizing cinematic staging and precise environmental framing to transform the garments into pieces of living architecture. It is a sophisticated, lifestyle-focused exploration that remains deeply grounded in the storied, artistic heritage of the house while pushing the boundaries of contemporary luxury aesthetics.
Project Dries Van Noten · SS26
For the Dries Van Noten SS26 collection, photographer Lucie Rox captures a series of editorial fashion images defined by intricate garment construction and tactile detail. The work leans into a deliberate use of soft, diffused lighting and cool-toned palettes to highlight the collection's complex surface treatments, including botanical embroidery, beadwork, and layered metallic accents. The series utilises a variety of technical approaches, ranging from motion blur and long exposure effects that create abstract silhouettes to moody, low-key lighting that emphasises the volume and texture of the apparel. Each shot maintains a consistent focus on structural elements, whether through architectural layering or the interplay of patterned knits against minimal studio backdrops.
Project Dries Van Noten · Dries Van Noten F/W 2025
The Dries Van Noten F/W 2025 project captures a series of intimate fashion portraits, centering on a direct gaze and structured composition. The imagery leverages a desaturated palette to highlight the collection's texture and tailored garments. Photographer Jet Swan leads the visual execution, working with fashion editor and stylist Katie Burnett and designer Julian Klausner. The project features model Lauren Huyskens, utilizing an editorial approach that balances sharp, precise detail with a muted interior atmosphere.
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