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Featured Filippa K projects

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

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Filippa K · AW26 Pre Campaign

Filippa K presents its AW26 Pre campaign, a collection of imagery that explores a minimalist and tailored aesthetic through an urban lens. Shot by photographer Magnus Lechner, the series captures a sense of modern ease by blending classic silhouettes with casual, everyday elements. The campaign features fashion styling by Maria Barsoum and hair styling by Henrik Haue. Across the visuals, models Lesia Havrylets and Efraim Schroder appear in layered ensembles, ranging from structured pinstripe suits and leather jackets to oversized knitwear. The work leans into clean, natural light, utilizing both monochrome and warm color palettes to emphasize texture and form. Techniques such as direct hard light and tactile close-ups define the series, framed by consistent typographic overlays. The result is a series of commercial portraiture that highlights the brand’s focus on clean, essential design.

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Filippa K · Filippa K Autumn/Winter 2025 Pre Collection

The Filippa K Autumn/Winter 2025 Pre Collection campaign presents a study in minimalist design and architectural precision. Photographed by Marcus Ohlsson, the imagery leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by clean lines and a restrained, muted palette, set against both urban transit spaces and structured interiors. Models Kaya Wilkins and Youssef Rocha anchor the series, showcasing the collection's tailored coats, monochromatic suiting, and sharp layering. With fashion styling by Martina Almquist, the portraits utilize natural light to emphasize texture and form. Hair styling by Josefin Gligic and makeup by Anya de Tobon maintain a consistent, refined visual narrative throughout the lookbook.

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Filippa K · The FILIPPA K Summer Capsule 25

Filippa K presents the Summer Capsule 25, a fashion editorial collection defined by clean lines and a restrained, minimalist aesthetic. The project explores a contemporary wardrobe, featuring wide-leg silhouettes, structured tailoring, and a neutral palette of beige, black, and crisp white. Shot in a studio setting, the series utilizes directional lighting to cast deliberate shadows, emphasizing the architectural construction of the garments. With casting directed by Caroline Alm, the editorial features model Mar G, who showcases pieces ranging from oversized button-downs and tailored blazers to denim jumpsuits, reflecting a focus on effortless, high-contrast composition.