Khaite
Khaite's architectural luxury fashion and mood-driven editorial campaigns across global media
Featured Khaite projects
This week's top Khaite projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Khaite · Fall-Winter 2026 Campaign
Khaite’s Fall-Winter 2026 campaign leans into a moody, cinematic aesthetic, defined by high-contrast lighting and a consistent focus on texture. Photographed by David Sims, the series captures model Raquel Zimmermann in a variety of structured ensembles, from leather tailoring to voluminous gowns, set against minimalist, dark interiors. With styling by Vanessa Traina, the campaign utilizes a combination of monochrome and vibrant, gritty editorial photography. The images rely on chiaroscuro techniques and analogue film textures to emphasize movement, particularly through the dynamic, flowing hair of the subject and sharp, directional light sources.
Project Khaite · Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
The Khaite Spring 2026 ad campaign marks a masterclass in mood and tension, masterfully lensed by photographer Drew Vickers. Featuring Kendall Jenner as the central protagonist, the campaign captures an atmospheric, nocturnal narrative that feels both voyeuristic and profoundly cinematic. Across a series of high-fashion portraits and lifestyle scenes, Vickers leans into a distinctive, saturated color palette—dominated by deep, electric reds and obsidian shadows—to frame the collection against urban environments, vintage transit interiors, and minimalist architecture. The project moves fluidly between editorial minimalism and a raw, cinematic aesthetic, utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting to elevate the tactile nature of the garments, from sheer floral appliqués to structured leather bombers and textured hobo bags. Jenner’s transformation—marked by bleached eyebrows and stark, sharp-nailed silhouettes—is balanced by the deliberate, precise composition of each frame. Whether utilizing the intense, uniform glow of studio strobes or the unpredictable, motion-blurred natural light of city streets at night, the campaign consistently favors high-contrast visuals that push against the boundaries of traditional luxury fashion advertising. By prioritizing mood over literalism, the imagery creates a visceral sense of space and character, cementing a visual language that is undeniably sophisticated, enigmatic, and perfectly aligned with the Khaite house identity. This collection is a study in restrained drama and structural precision, rendered with an indelible edge.
Project Khaite · Khaite S/S 2026 Campaign
Khaite’s S/S 2026 campaign captures a series of nocturnal vignettes featuring model Kendall Jenner. Shot by photographer Drew Vickers, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic defined by moody, low-key lighting and a distinct cinematic quality. The imagery moves between shadowed street environments and intimate, vintage-inspired interiors, utilizing long exposure techniques to render city lights into blurred golden streaks. The styling, led by fashion editor Vanessa Traina, highlights textured fabrics including leather and silk-blend pieces against dark, atmospheric backdrops. Creative production for the campaign was supported by set designer Jabez Bartlett, hair stylist Benjamin Muller, makeup artist Yadim, and manicurist Britney Tokyo. The composition relies on high-contrast visuals and an analogue film finish to frame the collection.
Project Khaite · Khaite x Oliver Peoples Eyewear Campaign
Khaite’s eyewear campaign in partnership with Oliver Peoples features a series of portraits defined by a clean, commercial aesthetic. Captured by photographer Hanna Tveite, the imagery focuses on the collection's hardware, utilizing soft natural light to highlight textures in both the frames and the apparel. Creative direction is led by designer Catherine Holstein. The series features model River Klein in a direct, frontal composition. The styling by Vanessa Traina, paired with hair by Joey George and makeup by Cyndle Komarovski, creates a consistent visual narrative that emphasizes the minimalist design of the accessories.
Project Khaite · Khaite F/W 2025 by Talia Chetrit
Khaite’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, lensed by photographer Talia Chetrit, highlights the collection’s focus on structured leather silhouettes and precise accessories. The series features model Loli Bahia in a range of minimalist compositions, set against a soft, neutral backdrop that emphasizes the tactile quality of the outerwear and the gold-tone hardware of the brand's latest handbags. Fashion editor and stylist Vanessa Traina grounds the editorial aesthetic with tailored leather ensembles, while hair stylist Akki Shirakawa and makeup artist Dick Page contribute to the refined, deliberate visual identity. Casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro rounds out the production, which was designed under the direction of Catherine Holstein to highlight the season's clean lines and soft light photography.
Project Khaite · Khaite F/W 2025 Campaign
Khaite’s Fall/Winter 2025 campaign explores structured silhouettes and textile contrasts, captured through a sophisticated fashion editorial lens. Photographed by Carlijn Jacobs, the campaign features model Angelina Kendall, focusing on the interplay between deep monochrome palettes and refined, sculptural apparel. The aesthetic leans into a minimalist studio environment, utilizing controlled lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize the rich textures of leather outerwear and knitwear. Fashion direction by Elodie David Touboul frames the collection with a deliberate, high-contrast visual language. The production features hair styling by Olivier Schawalder and makeup by Hiromi Ueda, creating a polished, cohesive look across the series.
Project Khaite · CGI
Khaite presents a series of CGI product visualizations for their latest collection of luxury handbags. Produced by Slate Studios, these images utilize high-end 3D rendering to showcase the sculptural silhouettes and material textures of the brand's signature leather accessories. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, featuring desaturated, moody gradient backgrounds that keep the focus strictly on product form and construction. The rendering highlights intricate details such as pebbled grain, knotted leather hardware, and fluid drape construction, utilizing controlled studio lighting to define each accessory’s curve and surface sheen.
Project Khaite · Khaite Pre-Fall 2025
Khaite presents its Pre-Fall 2025 campaign, capturing a raw, urban perspective within the fashion sector. Shot by photographer Theo Wenner, the editorial series utilizes monochrome aesthetics and analogue film techniques to frame the collection against gritty city architecture. Fashion editor and stylist Vanessa Traina grounds the visual narrative in sharp, clean lines, focusing on leather jackets and casual layering. The campaign features model Jiahui Zhang, with hair styling by Lucas Wilson and makeup by Dick Page, completed by casting direction from Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Project Khaite · KHAITE Fall 24
Khaite presents the Fall 24 collection through a series of editorial images that emphasize architectural tailoring and a monochromatic palette. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean studio backdrop to highlight the tactile qualities of wool, leather, and structured outerwear. Photographed by Vito Fernicola, the campaign features styling by Malina Joseph Gilchrist, who focuses on sharp silhouettes and refined layering. The production is supported by hair styling from Ryan Mitchell, makeup by Cyndle Komarovski, and set design by David De Quevedo, featuring model Penelope Ternes.
Project Khaite · Khaite S/S 2025 Campaign
The Khaite S/S 2025 campaign explores the intersection of minimalism and tactile form within the luxury fashion sector. Photographed by Drew Vickers, the imagery relies on deliberate chiaroscuro and clean studio environments to highlight the sculptural qualities of the collection, with casting directed by Piergiorgio Del Moro. Featuring Mica Argañaraz, the campaign is anchored by Vanessa Traina’s editorial styling, which navigates a palette ranging from moody monochrome to warm, natural tones. The visual narrative is supported by the hair artistry of Guido Palau and makeup by Diane Kendal, alongside minimalist set design by Andy Harman.
Khaite · Fall 2026 Ad Campaign
Khaite continues its exploration of elevated, sharp-edged sophistication with its Fall 2026 ad campaign, a body of work that reinforces the brand's position at the vanguard of luxury fashion. Under the watchful eye of creative director Catherine Holstein, the campaign pivots toward a stark, refined aesthetic that prioritizes structural tension and material depth. The imagery, captured through the lens of photographer David Sims, leans into an intense, monochromatic visual language that strips away distraction to focus on pure form. Central to the campaign is model Raquel Zimmermann, whose presence brings a quiet, serene gravity to the compositions, most notably in a series of striking portraits that utilize soft light to accentuate the textures of leather and crisp shirting. The art direction, orchestrated by Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych, utilizes editorial minimalism to create a sense of timelessness, while styling by Vanessa Traina emphasizes the deliberate construction of every silhouette. By integrating artistic, high-contrast monochrome framing with the meticulous hair work of Paul Hanlon and the polished, subtle makeup application by Yadim, the project functions as a masterclass in modern designer fashion. This campaign effectively captures the duality of movement and stillness, resulting in a cohesive lifestyle narrative that feels both intimate and grand, cementing the season's bold vision for the house.
Project Khaite · Khaite F/W 2026 Campaign
Khaite’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign features Raquel Zimmermann in a series of portraits captured by photographer David Sims. The imagery leans into a moody aesthetic, utilizing low-key, chiaroscuro lighting to highlight the intricate textures of a sheer lace blouse and gold hardware. The visual identity was shaped by art directors Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych, with styling by Vanessa Traina. The campaign is presented as a commercial series, integrating bold typography across the portraiture to anchor the brand's latest designer fashion collection.
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