Jason Wu

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Featured Jason Wu projects

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

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Jason Wu · SS26 Show Backstage

This backstage editorial series captures the quiet intensity and material detail of the Jason Wu SS26 fashion show. Photographed by Filippo Fortis, the images lean into a raw, industrial aesthetic, contrasting the brand’s refined silhouettes against the utilitarian backdrop of a loading bay and warehouse setting. Each portrait explores the interplay between artisanal garment textures—including brocade, frayed organza, and geometric layering—and the gritty, muted environment. The project channels a candid, editorial atmosphere, utilizing soft natural light and moody, desaturated color grading to highlight form and movement. Fashion stylist Alex Harrington leads the visual narrative, complemented by precise beauty direction from hair stylist Jimmy Paul and makeup artist Diane Kendal. The collection of portraits serves as a tactile study of fashion week production, balancing high-contrast monochrome frames with warm, earthy compositions that emphasize the technical craftsmanship behind the collection.

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Jason Wu · BTS

Captured by photographer Cameron Krone, the Jason Wu BTS project offers an intimate, editorial look at the label's latest fashion presentation. Through a series of high-contrast monochrome and clean, directional studio shots, the series documents the intricate details of the collection, balancing commercial product views of structured croc-embossed handbags with candid backstage reportage. The photography leverages flash and tactile-focused lighting to accentuate the drape of micro-ruffles, tailored separates, and utilitarian silhouettes. By highlighting the textures of garments alongside the functional elements of production, the imagery provides a graphic perspective on the designer's latest works.

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