Gimaguas
Featured Gimaguas projects
This week's top Gimaguas projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Gimaguas · Gimaguas High Summer
The latest campaign from luxury fashion house Gimaguas, titled Gimaguas High Summer, captures the raw, sun-drenched essence of the season through a masterclass in editorial lifestyle photography. By leaning into the stark contrast between delicate beachwear and structured, high-fashion accessories, the project channels a raw, coastal energy that feels both intimate and elevated. Photographer Hart Lëshkina utilizes natural light to dramatic effect, allowing harsh, direct sunlight to carve distinct shadows across the dune landscape while highlighting the tactile richness of metallic chainmail and pastel leather. Under the precise art direction of Blanca Orbaneja, the narrative avoids traditional fashion tropes, instead positioning the model, Cala Moragas, within the dry, golden-brown grasses to create a sense of effortless, grounded luxury. Fashion editor and stylist Bianca Raggi further pushes this aesthetic, pairing simple bikini sets with unexpected elements like thigh-high leather boots to sharpen the visual edge of the collection. The imagery, produced by Laura Soto, reads as an authentic study of summer textures, proving that the most compelling fashion storytelling often occurs where the refinement of a luxury house meets the unscripted chaos of the outdoors. This collaboration expertly balances editorial polish with a relaxed, nomadic spirit, cementing the brand’s reputation for merging unconventional styling with a distinct, sun-soaked identity that feels entirely of the moment.
Project Gimaguas · Gimaguas FW25 'Barefoot Logic'
Gimaguas presents its FW25 campaign, 'Barefoot Logic,' a designer fashion editorial captured in outdoor rural settings. Featuring model Kaya Wilkins, the project leans into a raw, earthy aesthetic by utilizing natural light and woodland environments to highlight a diverse collection of textures, from metallic hardware and argyle knits to sheer layering and faux fur. Photographed by Lengua, the campaign employs editorial techniques to bridge the gap between structured silhouettes and wild, organic backdrops. Styling by Bianca Raggi emphasizes the collection's interplay of high-contrast materials, supported by hair styling from Egon Crivillers. Casting for the project was led by Julia Lange.
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