Frankies Bikinis
Featured Frankies Bikinis projects
This week's top Frankies Bikinis projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Frankies Bikinis · September Knits
Frankies Bikinis explores an urban, off-duty aesthetic in their latest project, September Knits. The collection is captured through a nostalgic, documentary-style lens that favors candid movement and authentic street-level interactions over staged studio work. By weaving together high-contrast monochrome scenes and warm-toned, analog-inspired visuals, the series creates a tactile narrative focused on knitwear and transitional seasonal layering. Photographer David Portela leads the visual execution, with art direction by Stef Modares. The project highlights a relaxed lifestyle aesthetic, incorporating 1970s and 1990s stylistic cues through grainy, film-emulated textures. Styling by Marcus Allen defines the look with layered knits and accessories, while hair styling by Junya Nakashima rounds out the naturalistic character portraits shot against city architecture.
Project Frankies Bikinis · Frankies X Khy
The Frankies X Khy collaboration marks a definitive intersection of swimwear and high-fashion editorial, leaning into a sun-drenched, cinematic aesthetic that prioritizes texture and golden-hour radiance. Captured through the lens of photographer Daniel Sachon, the campaign balances polished, high-fashion sensibilities with a relaxed lifestyle energy. Art direction by Stef Modares anchors the visual narrative, utilizing a sophisticated interplay of natural light and reflective surfaces to elevate the swimwear collection beyond standard product photography. The imagery features a striking range of compositions, from intimate, close-up portraits shot through distorted glass to wide, aquatic scenes that emphasize the shimmering clarity of water and minimalist silhouettes. With creative input from Kylie Jenner, the campaign feels both aspirational and grounded, utilizing soft, warm lighting to accentuate the metallic sheens and delicate fabric ties of the pieces. Ben Carey as director of photography ensured each frame maintained a consistent, ethereal glow, while hair styling by Iggy Rosales adds a polished dimension to the overall portraits. By blending the experimental, editorial approach with clear commercial intent, the project succeeds in transforming functional apparel into a high-octane visual story, creating a cohesive brand universe that feels expansive, sun-soaked, and undeniably modern throughout every deliberate composition.
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