Isabel Marant
Isabel Marant's effortless luxury fashion and footwear campaigns across editorial and lookbooks
Featured Isabel Marant projects
This week's top Isabel Marant projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant S/S 27 Men's Lookbook
The Isabel Marant S/S 27 Men's Lookbook masterfully captures the essence of modern luxury fashion, blending a relaxed, bohemian spirit with an elevated, contemporary edge. Under the seasoned creative direction of Kim Bekker, the project leans into a deeply intimate aesthetic that feels both curated and effortlessly lived-in. Captured through the lens of photographer Brett Lloyd, the campaign trades traditional studio formality for a sequence of domestic, sun-drenched interiors that provide a canvas of natural light for the collection's complex layering. With styling by Imruh Asha, the lookbook highlights the brand's penchant for texture and detail, featuring everything from intricate layered necklaces and beaded bracelets to sophisticated combinations of plaid flannels, leather jackets, and wide-leg trousers. Models Jesse Rinderknecht and Nuno Marques anchor the visuals with a calm, direct presence that emphasizes the collection’s casual masculinity. By utilizing editorial minimalism, the imagery avoids heavy artifice, allowing the interplay of soft, warm lighting and tactile materials to take center stage. The result is a series of portraits and lifestyle compositions that feel grounded in a real, lived reality, perfectly illustrating the seasonal narrative while maintaining the brand's heritage of effortless chic. This lookbook serves as a quintessential example of how subtle, thoughtful composition can elevate luxury fashion photography into a compelling, coherent visual story that resonates well beyond the runway.
Project Isabel Marant, HAVAIANAS · Isabel Marant x Havaianas
The collaboration between Isabel Marant and Havaianas reimagines the quintessential summer staple through a lens of Parisian chic and effortless coastal living. This footwear campaign masterfully bridges the gap between high fashion and everyday utility, blending Marant’s signature bohemian flair with the casual, accessible spirit of Havaianas. Captured through the lens of photographer Anthony Seklaoui and directed by Thibault Della Gaspera, the imagery oscillates between sun-drenched golden hour portraits and sharp, high-contrast flash photography, evoking a raw, nocturnal energy. Featuring models Mia Armstrong and Marlon Teixeira, the project leans into a nostalgic, candid aesthetic where styling by Emmanuelle Alt integrates rugged military-inspired utility wear with the delicate sparkle of metallic studs and layered jewelry. Whether set against the tactile warmth of pebbled shorelines, textured marble, or dimly lit urban backdrops, the campaign uses natural light and editorial minimalism to elevate rubber flip-flops into essential style statements. The creative direction successfully balances the tactile, raw textures of beachside environments—like fishing nets and jagged rocks—with the refined, polished finish of the footwear’s hardware. Through this interplay of light and shadow, the project presents a sophisticated interpretation of warm-weather style, positioning the collection as a versatile, indispensable accessory for those who move seamlessly from sandy shores to the spontaneity of late-night street scenes.
Project Isabel Marant · Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
For the Isabel Marant Spring 2026 ad campaign, the brand leans into a masterclass of editorial minimalism, distilling the essence of luxury fashion into a series of high-contrast, sun-drenched portraits. Captured through the lens of photographer Robin Galiegue, the campaign strips away excess to focus on the interplay between stark architectural geometry and the tactile, utilitarian garments of the new collection. Creative directors Kim Bekker and Julien Gallico curate an aesthetic that feels both grounded and aspirational, utilizing natural light to cast deep, dramatic shadows against textured, whitewashed walls that define the collection's backdrop. The campaign features models Mona Tougaard and Parker Van Noord, who embody a relaxed yet focused energy, perfectly complemented by the thoughtful styling of Emmanuelle Alt. With hair by Damien Boissinot and makeup by Christelle Cocquet, the imagery favors a stripped-back, authentic beauty that allows the intricate details of utility-style shirts, distressed denim, and suede accessories to take center stage. The strategic use of natural light and chiaroscuro elements provides a sophisticated, tactile quality to the visuals, reinforcing Marant’s signature blend of effortless bohemian spirit and polished construction. This editorial series succeeds by emphasizing the raw interaction between light, shadow, and form, grounding the luxury fashion house's latest seasonal vision in a visual language that is as timeless as it is contemporary.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant x Havaianas 2026 Campaign
The Isabel Marant x Havaianas 2026 campaign captures the intersection of high-fashion sensibility and effortless coastal leisure, marking a compelling collaboration within the fashion industry. Under the creative direction of Kim Bekker, the project leans into a narrative of intimate summer discovery, brought to life through the lens of photographer Anthony Seklaoui. The imagery alternates between serene, natural light sessions at the shoreline and sharp, high-contrast flash photography, creating a visual duality that speaks to both daytime relaxation and nocturnal energy. Styled by Emmanuelle Alt, the collection is grounded by the relaxed, vacation-ready aesthetics modeled by Marlon Teixeira and Mia Armstrong, whose natural chemistry grounds the editorial vision in authentic human connection. Whether set against the sun-warmed rocks of a rugged coastline during golden hour or traversing paved streets after dark, the campaign maintains a sophisticated, lifestyle-focused narrative. The deliberate use of direct flash highlights the textured embroidery and frayed details of the garments, while the natural light compositions emphasize the soft, warm tones of the setting. By blending these disparate technical approaches, the creative team successfully elevates the humble flip-flop to a centerpiece of summer luxury, solidifying the collaboration as a defining moment for both brands as they merge artisanal detail with globally recognized, everyday footwear.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant AW26
For the Isabel Marant AW26 campaign, the label leans into a raw yet refined sensibility that feels both immediate and timeless. Photographer Letty Schmiterlow captures the collection through a series of striking studio portraits, utilizing studio strobe lighting to deliver a high-contrast clarity that elevates every textural element. The imagery, which spans both editorial portraiture and lifestyle compositions, highlights the deliberate tension between softness and structure. Throughout the series, the models, including Alex Consani, Angelina Kendall, and Gaye Serigne, bring life to layered ensembles where mohair knits, metallic hardware, and distressed denim collide with signature Parisian ease. By opting for a neutral light grey backdrop, the campaign strips away distraction, allowing the interplay of color—from vibrant orange faux fur to sharp, monochromatic snake-print—to command the viewer's full attention. This approach creates a cohesive visual narrative that emphasizes the house’s commitment to premium material quality and effortless silhouette. The result is an editorial-driven campaign that feels quintessentially Marant, balancing a polished aesthetic with an unstudied, contemporary confidence. By integrating subtle styling details like chain-link belts and sheer tulle, the project reinforces a modern identity where industrial edge meets delicate craftsmanship, establishing a standard for the season that feels both accessible and distinctly elevated within the luxury fashion house landscape.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant W26
The Isabel Marant W26 campaign marks a return to the essence of contemporary luxury fashion, favoring a stripped-back approach that places the collection’s intricate textiles firmly in the spotlight. Captured through the sharp, authoritative lens of photographer Letty Schmiterlow, the imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a neutral gray backdrop to allow the interplay of texture and tailoring to dominate the frame. By stripping away external noise, the campaign highlights the tactile nature of the garments, from plush faux fur and structured wool to high-sheen satin and distressed denim. The execution relies heavily on studio strobe lighting to maintain a crisp, consistent finish across both individual portraits and group shots, ensuring that every metallic accessory and patterned knit is rendered with absolute clarity. This editorial approach effectively bridges the gap between commercial accessibility and high-fashion sensibility, channeling a timeless, urban energy that feels both effortless and meticulously composed. The focus on balanced compositions and clean lines throughout the series demonstrates a mastery of the studio-focused campaign format, reinforcing the brand's identity as a leader in elevated, everyday luxury. Through thoughtful styling and precise technical execution, the collection feels both cohesive and dynamic, proving that minimalism remains one of the most powerful tools for storytelling in the competitive landscape of high-end fashion houses today.
Project Isabel Marant · Pre-Fall 2026
The Isabel Marant Pre-Fall 2026 campaign represents a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place a laser focus on the tactile luxury inherent to the house. Under the sharp creative lens of photographer Anthony Seklaoui, the series leans into a polished, architectural aesthetic that feels both immediate and timeless. The project relies on the distinct vision of stylist Emmanuelle Alt, whose work emphasizes layered, tonal textures—from luminous gold-toned satin and voluminous shaggy faux fur to crisp pinstripe wool—creating a rhythmic interplay between structure and fluidity. By utilizing a clean studio strobe setup against stark, neutral backdrops, the campaign allows the intricate tailoring and avant-garde details of the collection to take center stage. Casting director Giulia Massullo introduces a deliberate, diverse portraiture approach, featuring models like Athiec Geng and Vivienne Rohner, whose short, cropped hairstyles reinforce the collection's modern, streamlined silhouette. Each frame functions as a high-concept portrait, where deliberate posing on modernist furniture and thoughtful styling choices, such as ornate silver-toned statement earrings and structured suede accessories, elevate the brand's signature nonchalant elegance. Through this carefully curated visual language, the campaign successfully bridges the gap between classic luxury fashion and contemporary ease, delivering a cohesive look that is as intellectually grounded as it is visually arresting.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant S/S 25 Men's Lookbook
The Isabel Marant S/S 25 Men's Lookbook presents a raw, tactical approach to seasonal menswear. Captured by photographer Robin Galiegue and styled by Emmanuelle Alt, the collection explores relaxed silhouettes and layered textures set against gritty, industrial backdrops. The imagery utilizes a deliberate interplay of flash photography and chiaroscuro lighting to elevate the tactile quality of knitwear, denim, and patterned outerwear. Designed by Barnabé Hardy and Isabel Marant, the campaign leans into an editorial aesthetic that emphasizes structural details and urban framing, defined by moody, high-contrast monochrome and analogue film techniques.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant F/W 24 Lookbook
The Isabel Marant Fall/Winter 2024 lookbook presents an elevated exploration of utilitarian silhouettes and textured layering. Photographed by Amit with creative direction by Julien Gallico, the editorial leans into a street-focused aesthetic, capturing models Georgia Palmer and Freya Nutter across a series of neutral outdoor urban settings. Styling by Emmanuelle Alt defines the collection through relaxed, wide-leg tailoring, dense knitwear, and technical outerwear. The imagery utilises natural light to emphasise the tactile qualities of tweed, leather, and denim, while hair styling by Damien Boissinot and makeup by Christelle Cocquet maintain a composed, understated finish. The series includes monochrome portraits that incorporate subtle film grain and graphic high-contrast compositions.
Project Isabel Marant · Fall 2025 Pre-Collection | ISABEL MARANT
The Isabel Marant Fall 2025 Pre-Collection campaign presents a focused study in texture and silhouette. Through a series of studio editorials, the collection highlights sharp tailoring—ranging from voluminous faux-fur jackets to structured mini dresses adorned with intricate floral embroidery and studded leather accents. Photographed by Robin Galiegue and directed by Thibault Della Gaspera, the imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. By utilizing both high-contrast monochrome portraits and soft-lit colour captures, the campaign emphasizes the craftsmanship of the garments against a seamless backdrop. Model Ella Mccutcheon moves through the series, showcasing dynamic styling that balances oversized outerwear with delicate, metallic-accented accessories.
Project Isabel Marant · MARANT ETOILE FALL-WINTER 2025
The Isabel Marant Etoile Fall-Winter 2025 campaign presents a series of editorial images that highlight the collection's utilitarian textures and layered silhouettes. Set against urban, weathered backdrops, the series leans into a candid, street-style narrative that emphasizes natural light and movement. The photography, captured by Robin Galiegue, utilizes analogue film techniques to ground the collection in a raw, authentic aesthetic. Fashion editing and styling by Emmanuelle Alt integrate textured knitwear, structured outerwear, and layered accessories into a cohesive, earthy visual language. Featuring model Sun Mizrahi, the imagery employs both monochrome and desaturated palettes, maintaining a consistent focus on the architectural details and the tactile nature of the garments.
Project Isabel Marant · Isabel Marant F/W 25 Men's Lookbook
The Isabel Marant Fall/Winter 2025 men's lookbook presents a contemporary menswear collection through a series of editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Robin Galiegue, the imagery balances clean, studio-based aesthetics with candid, location-based shots. The project emphasizes the tactile quality of the collection, highlighting layered knitwear, textured denim, and structured outerwear. Creative direction by Julien Gallico and fashion styling by Emmanuelle Alt define the collection's relaxed yet deliberate look. The series features models Souleymane Sacko and Ned Sims, with casting directed by Piergiorgio Del Moro. The lookbook utilizes both monochrome and earthy palettes to showcase the versatility of the apparel, ranging from utility shirts and pinstripe tailoring to distressed denim and puffer jackets.
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