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Featured Éterne projects
This week's top Éterne projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Éterne · Eterne Holiday 2025
The Eterne Holiday 2025 campaign presents a refined study in high-contrast editorial fashion. Photographed by Sam Spence, the series focuses on the collection’s core silhouettes, moving between sharp, minimalist studio compositions and moody, low-key chiaroscuro portraits. The visuals lean into a rich palette of deep red and black, emphasizing the tactile qualities of silk, knitwear, and leather. Featuring model Daphne Groeneveld, the campaign captures the collection through a lens of clean, directional lighting. Many of the portraits utilize analogue film aesthetics to enhance the interplay of shadow and texture, highlighting the tailoring of the garments against both vibrant red backdrops and deep, immersive black voids. The imagery maintains a consistent focus on minimalist styling and architectural form throughout the series.
Project Éterne · SPRING25CAMPAIGN
Éterne presents its Spring 2025 campaign, an editorial showcase centered on minimalist silhouettes and elevated loungewear. Photographed by Arno Frugier, the series features model Moa Aberg across a sequence of residential and high-contrast interior settings. The collection leans into a monochromatic palette and tactile material stories, utilizing natural light and deliberate shadow work to define the form. The imagery employs a blend of editorial and commercial aesthetics, capturing clean, structured compositions that emphasize both the fluidity of satin fabrics and the architectural qualities of the garments. With techniques including analogue film and controlled flash photography, the campaign maintains a consistent, understated visual language.
Project Éterne · FALL25CAMPAIGN
The Éterne Fall 2025 campaign features a series of editorial portraits that lean into warm, vintage-inspired aesthetics and minimalist fashion photography. Captured by photographer Arno Frugier, the collection showcases a tactile exploration of knitwear, jerseys, and loungewear through a lens of clean, directional lighting. Model Dalton Dubois appears throughout the series, which utilizes high-contrast monochrome and rich, warm-toned backdrops to emphasize garment textures and sculpted forms. The project moves between intimate, close-up portraiture and wider, posed compositions, utilizing techniques such as analogue film aesthetics to refine its editorial tone.
Project Éterne · F26
Éterne elevates the quintessential American aesthetic with their latest F26 collection, a masterclass in refined, everyday luxury. This fashion campaign leans into an editorial sensibility, stripping away the unnecessary to focus on the interplay of high-end design and raw materiality. Captured with a clean, minimalist approach, the imagery centers on the tactile quality of double denim, juxtaposing the rugged durability of the fabric against the sleek, polished edge of black leather accessories. The visual narrative relies on a deliberate balance of composition, utilizing soft, even studio lighting that pulls detail from every stitch and contour while maintaining an airy, sophisticated atmosphere. Photographer Sam Spence expertly orchestrates the frame, providing the necessary space for the silhouettes to command attention against a stark white background. Complementing the sharp tailoring, makeup artist Lisa Storey and hair stylist Ricky Fraser introduce a polished polish that anchors the look in contemporary elegance, ensuring the model's presence remains both commanding and approachable. By prioritizing clean lines and deliberate styling, the project effectively communicates a vision of modern fashion that feels simultaneously timeless and immediate. This collection represents a cohesive expansion of Éterne’s brand language, demonstrating how minimalist photography techniques can transform classic wardrobe staples into a compelling, high-fashion statement that resonates with a discerning audience through its thoughtful composition and technical precision.
Project Éterne · S26
The Éterne S26 campaign presents a study in contrasts, alternating between high-contrast daylight compositions and moody, flash-lit evening portraiture. Photographed by Sam Spence, the series features model Valery Kaufman captured across a range of poolside and interior settings that emphasize a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The project lean into tactile details, utilizing hard directional sunlight and direct flash to highlight textures from wet-styled hair to stone and water surfaces. Creative execution was supported by hair stylist Clay Nielsen and makeup artist Elayna Bachman, who maintained a consistent, dewy beauty look throughout the collection. The imagery moves from bright, sun-drenched resortwear in vibrant tones of orange and red to a more restrained, monochromatic palette of white, black, and chocolate brown. This project underscores the label's focus on structured, form-fitting silhouettes and elevated essentials.
Project Éterne · SUMMER25CAMPAIGN
Éterne presents its Summer 2025 campaign, featuring a collection defined by clean lines and minimalist silhouettes. Photographed by Arno Frugier, the series adopts an editorial aesthetic through monochrome compositions and soft, diffused lighting. Featuring model Tilda Lindstam, the campaign highlights the tactile nature of the garments, from ribbed tanks to structured bodysuits. The imagery focuses on a stark studio environment, supported by hair styling from Graham Nation and makeup artistry by Jenna Anton to maintain a streamlined, cohesive visual identity.
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