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Featured Heliot Emil projects

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

Monochrome portrait of a shirtless male model with head bowed looking downward against a light textured wall in black trousers. Project

Heliot Emil · EIGENGRAU AW25

Heliot Emil’s EIGENGRAU AW25 campaign presents a rigorous study in sculptural form and industrial design. Designed by Julius Juul, the collection translates architectural silhouettes into wearable fashion, emphasizing heavy metallic hardware, asymmetrical tailoring, and refined leather goods. Photographer Matthias Leidinger captures the collection through an editorial lens, utilizing high-contrast monochrome tones and dramatic chiaroscuro to highlight the technical construction of each piece. Set against distressed, textured studio backdrops, the imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, often employing grainy film textures to underscore the gritty, monochromatic composition of the season. Featuring model Enoch Cheung, the campaign documentation shifts between intimate, macro-focused product studies and expansive, full-length portraits. The work maintains a consistent graphic tension, defined by directional lighting and a restrained, neutral color palette.

Model wearing technical outerwear walking against a dark background with white typography for Heliot Emil Project

Heliot Emil · Heliot Emil S/S 25

The Heliot Emil S/S 25 campaign captures the brand's signature utilitarian aesthetic through a series of fashion editorials. Photographer Léo Arnaud frames the collection against both moody, low-key backgrounds and minimalist, high-contrast studio settings, leaning into a distinct monochrome palette. Featuring model Rachelle Harris, the imagery explores sculptural silhouettes and experimental proportions. The execution utilises analogue film techniques and grainy textures, complemented by graphic typography and numeric sequences that add an architectural dimension to the project.