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Featured Hodakova projects
This week's top Hodakova projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Hodakova · Hodakova F/W 25 Lookbook
The Hodakova Fall/Winter 2025 lookbook presents the season's collection through a series of minimalist studio portraits. Under the design direction of Ellen Hodakova Larsson, the imagery focuses on the sculptural silhouettes and tactile qualities of the garments, utilizing soft lighting to accentuate complex material textures. The series features model Matilda Liedholm, with casting by Lis Rutten and makeup styling by Ignacio Alonso. The project adopts an editorial approach, relying on clean seamless backdrops to isolate the intricate layering and construction of the outerwear and tailoring.
Project Hodakova · Conventional Collection 112603
The Conventional Collection 112603 for Hodakova signals a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place the intricate construction of the garments at the center of the narrative. Through the sharp, discerning eye of photographer Ola Rindal, the campaign leans into a monochromatic, moody aesthetic that prioritizes form and texture over ornamentation. Stylist Lotta Volkova curates a selection that balances structure with fluidity, utilizing key pieces like tailored blazer dresses and plush, voluminous coats that feel both architectural and intimate. The visual language is defined by natural light and high-contrast portraiture, creating a cinematic stillness that allows the viewer to focus on the fine details of lace integration and expert tailoring. With a collaborative spirit, hair stylist Holli Smith and makeup artist Thomas De Kluyver contribute to the soft, understated polish of the models, including Danilo Markovic, Freya Vervaet, and Yumi Lambert, who bring a grounded intensity to each frame. By utilizing a restrained color palette and clean, symmetrical compositions, the project reinforces the designer's commitment to unconventional luxury. Casting director Julia Lange ensures the ensemble perfectly embodies the collection's enigmatic soul, resulting in a series of images that function as both fashion study and artistic inquiry, firmly grounding the designer label within the upper echelons of contemporary, conceptual fashion.
Project Hodakova · Hodakova Holiday 25 Collection
The Hodakova Holiday 25 collection presents a series of fashion editorials focused on textured tailoring and tactile outerwear. Shot on location, the campaign leans into atmospheric, moody environments, alternating between dense, moss-covered pine forests and stark, open shorelines under overcast skies. Photographer and designer Ellen Hodakova Larsson leads the visual direction, capturing a raw and desaturated aesthetic. The collection is defined by structured jackets, wool coats, and distinctive accessories, all framed within natural light settings that emphasize a candid, documentary-style approach to high-fashion imagery.
Project Hodakova · Hodakova S/S 25 Lookbook
The Spring/Summer 25 lookbook for Hodakova explores the intersection of industrial architecture and avant-garde couture. Photographed by Johnny Dufort with fashion direction from Lotta Volkova, the series positions the collection against heavy steel vault doors and stark, minimalist environments to highlight the sculptural qualities of the garments. The imagery features structural silhouettes, including dresses integrated with wooden frames and pastoral landscape prints, set against metallic textures. The project leans into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean flash to emphasize the intricate textures of the clothing. With styling supported by makeup artist Thomas De Kluyver and casting by Julia Lange, the lookbook presents a grounded, vertical composition throughout.
Project Hodakova · Hodakova Spring/Summer 2025
The Hodakova Spring/Summer 2025 collection, designed by Ellen Hodakova Larsson, features a series of editorial images that highlight the label's signature sculptural silhouettes and unconventional layering. Captured against clean, high-key studio backgrounds, the collection focuses on monochrome contrast and tactile detailing, including intricate woven leather textures and precise tailoring. The project incorporates editorial fashion photography, utilizing consistent lighting to emphasize structural garment volumes. Key contributions include casting direction by Lis Rutten and makeup artistry by Ignacio Alonso.
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