Logo
Gabriela Hearst
Industries

Gabriela Hearst

7 projects·0 creatives·

Featured Gabriela Hearst projects

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

Project

Gabriela Hearst · Resort 2027 Agustina Collection

The Gabriela Hearst Resort 2027 Agustina Collection emerges as a masterclass in tactile luxury, blending the stark, sun-bleached beauty of natural landscapes with a refined, high-fashion sensibility. Photographed by Senta Simond, the campaign serves as a poignant exploration of contrast, pairing the organic, windswept ease of ethereal lace and flowing silhouettes against the rigid, sculptural geometry of metallic fabrics and structured tailoring. Through a series of editorial portraits, the collection leans into a minimalist aesthetic where the human form becomes a canvas for intricate textile narratives. Whether set against the expansive, high-key backdrop of pristine sand dunes or a stark, neutral studio space, the imagery captures a sense of modern serenity. Stylist Camilla Nickerson brings a thoughtful cohesion to the visual storytelling, deftly balancing the raw, textured grit of metallic crinkles and vibrant velvet suits with the delicate, artisanal craftsmanship of sheer lace. With casting by Jess Hallett, the project effectively captures an understated, atmospheric energy that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary. By utilizing soft, natural light, the work highlights the deliberate flow of movement and the meticulous construction of each garment. This project acts as a testament to the brand's enduring commitment to quiet, powerful luxury, where clean lines, precise layering, and a restrained color palette communicate an effortless, cinematic elegance that resonates deeply within the luxury fashion sector.

Project

Gabriela Hearst · Gabriela Hearst Resort 2026 Lookbook

The Gabriela Hearst Resort 2026 lookbook captures the collection through a minimalist lens, prioritizing silhouette, textile texture, and bold tonal interplay. Photographer Zoë Ghertner directs a series of clean, editorial compositions that oscillate between stark studio environments and atmospheric, nature-inspired backdrops. Styling by Camilla Nickerson emphasizes the architectural tailoring and tactile knitwear central to the brand. The imagery relies on soft, natural light to define the garment lines, occasionally introducing vibrant pigment powder and monochromatic color-blocking to create high-contrast visual tension. Featuring models Malgosia Bela and Leon Dame, the production balances polished minimalism with art-directed flourishes.