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Featured Duran Lantink projects
This week's top Duran Lantink projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Duran Lantink · Duran Lantink F/W 2025 Campaign
The Duran Lantink Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, led by creative director Dovile Drizyte and photographer Juergen Teller, presents a high-contrast vision of the season's collection. The editorial series features a juxtaposition of structural silhouettes and intricate animal prints, captured against unconventional backdrops including aquariums and zoo enclosures. Styling by Jodie Barnes highlights the designer's focus on exaggerated proportions and mixed textures, ranging from snakeskin bodysuits to leopard print outerwear. Utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques, the campaign delivers a raw, direct aesthetic consistent with the brand's signature editorial language.
Project Duran Lantink · Duran Lantink Spring/Summer 2025 Campaign
The Duran Lantink Spring/Summer 2025 campaign serves as a visual exploration of sculptural garment silhouettes and avant-garde design. Captured in a series of vertical portraits, the work relies on clean studio lighting and neutral backdrops to emphasize the structural details of the collection. The project features model Alex Consani, with creative direction led by Jop van Bennekom and photography by Talia Chetrit. The editorial aesthetic is further defined by fashion styling from Jodie Barnes, hair by Holli Smith, and makeup by Fara Homidi, utilizing natural light and an analogue-inspired film texture to highlight the collection's textural contrast.
Project Duran Lantink · "DURANIMAL" Fall 2025 Ad Campaign
For the DURANIMAL Fall 2025 campaign, creative director Duran Lantink and photographer Juergen Teller lean into a surrealist dialogue between high-fashion luxury and the wild. Set against the backdrop of zoo enclosures and aquarium tanks, the imagery establishes a distinct editorial narrative where animal-print motifs collide with their literal, living habitats. Models Alex Consani and Leon Dame navigate these spaces in sculptural, skin-tight bodysuits and bold, patterned outerwear, effectively blurring the lines between human form and animalistic texture. The visual execution utilizes a documentary-leaning approach, prioritizing natural light to anchor the provocative collection within tangible, everyday environments like bus shelters and glass-walled viewing areas. With art direction by Jop van Bennekom and meticulous styling by Jodie Barnes, the campaign channels a sense of raw, unfiltered polish that feels both grounded and conceptually daring. The inclusion of studio-shot anatomical silicone pieces offers a clinical counterpoint to the organic zoo settings, underscoring a tension between manufactured aesthetics and the natural world. This project stands as a high-concept exploration of luxury fashion, utilizing live-action techniques to emphasize the interplay between fabric patterns and reality. Through this lens, the DURANIMAL collection transcends standard seasonal marketing, presenting a cohesive aesthetic language that is as visceral as it is visually arresting.
Project Duran Lantink · Duran Lantink F/W 24
The Duran Lantink Fall/Winter 2024 collection editorial serves as a focused study of avant-garde silhouette and architectural tailoring. Photographed by Senta Simond, the imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising soft natural light against neutral seamless backdrops to highlight the structural complexity of the garments. The project features exaggerated padded forms, sculptural layering, and metallic textures that define the collection's contemporary edge. Creative direction and styling by Jodie Barnes anchor the editorial, with the work showcasing a range of heavy outerwear, knitwear, and experimental layering. The production is rounded out by hair styling from Holli Smith and makeup artistry by Terry Barber, who opted for a sharp, polished approach to complement the geometric designs. The project includes appearances by models Rianne Van Rompaey and Diane Chiu.
Project Duran Lantink · Duran Lantink F/W 25
The Duran Lantink F/W 25 collection lookbook presents an avant-garde approach to silhouette and textile layering. Captured by photographer Patrick Bienert, the series leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, using soft, diffused lighting to emphasize the sculptural dimensions of the garments. Fashion editor Jodie Barnes directs the styling, which explores tactile contrasts through the mixing of animal prints, heavy cotton twill, and structured wool. The photography maintains a consistent vertical format, highlighting the collection's exaggerated proportions and curved lines against neutral backdrops. Hair by Holli Smith and makeup by Fara Homidi offer a polished finish to the ensemble pieces.
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