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Featured Lanvin projects
This week's top Lanvin projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin F/W 26 Men's Lookbook
The Lanvin Fall/Winter 2026 men's lookbook masterfully synthesizes heritage tailoring with a contemporary, textured lens, positioning the collection as a definitive statement within the luxury fashion houses sector. Through a series of high-fashion editorial portraits, the campaign leans into a visual language of restraint and geometric sophistication. Photographer Marie Deteneuille utilizes precise studio strobe lighting to emphasize the architectural integrity of the garments, from sharp, structured wool overcoats to the unexpected volume of pleated wide-leg trousers. By focusing on the interplay of tactile materials—such as contrast-toe shoes, leopard print accents, and rich velvet panels—the imagery elevates each ensemble beyond traditional commercial portraiture. Joe McKenna provides a sharp, cohesive fashion edit, curating layered silhouettes that prioritize clean lines and deliberate poses from a diverse cast including Cao Chang, Chol Mabior, Siegfried Blanche, and Tijs van der Gun. The resulting aesthetic is one of elevated minimalism, where natural light and seamless off-white backgrounds serve to isolate the intricate craftsmanship inherent to the collection. The lookbook feels less like a catalog and more like a focused exploration of silhouette, where the balance of organic textures and precise, tailored construction reinforces the brand's identity as a leader in refined, modern menswear. Each frame captures a mood of quiet confidence, perfectly anchoring the season's bold geometric patterns and luxe layering within a timeless, professional framework.
Project Lanvin · Spring 2025 Ad Campaign
For the Lanvin Spring 2025 campaign, the legendary photographer Steven Meisel orchestrates a masterclass in editorial portraiture that captures the house's latest evolution with striking clarity. Through a series of monochromatic compositions, the project leans into a raw, tactile aesthetic that prioritizes form, light, and the intricate details of luxury accessories. Each frame feels intimate yet grand, utilizing a blend of natural light and studio strobe to reveal the interplay between the subjects and the collection’s structural elegance. Art direction by M/M Paris provides a cohesive, minimalist framework that allows the talent, including Raquel Zimmermann, Maty Fall, and Pierrick George, to command the lens with unfiltered presence. The visuals are elevated by the precision of hair styling by Guido Palau and makeup artistry by Pat McGrath, while Mary Howard’s thoughtful set design anchors the narrative in a polished, timeless environment. Whether capturing the subtle interplay of shadow and texture in a contemplative close-up or the bold geometry of a model in motion against a stark backdrop, the campaign feels like a definitive study of contemporary luxury. By embracing an authentic, high-fashion editorial style, the work highlights the intersection of personality and craft, successfully translating Lanvin's storied heritage into a sharp, modern visual language that resonates with both sophistication and narrative depth.
Project Lanvin · Holiday 2025 Ad Campaign
The Lanvin Holiday 2025 campaign leans into a narrative of intimate, high-fashion gatherings, blending portraiture with meticulous still-life studies. Captured by photographer and director Chris Lensz, the series moves through a muted, warm-toned interior where architectural garment lines and tactile fabrics—including velvet, silk, and structured leather—take centre stage. Working alongside stylist Léopold Duchemin, Lensz frames a group of models, including Bai and Xinyue Zhang, in a setting that emphasises formal elegance. The production utilizes soft, natural light to highlight artisanal details, from jeweled handbag hardware to delicate metallic pleating, supported by set design from Julia Wagner. With hair by Kalle Eklund, makeup by Karin Westerlund, and manicures by Delphine Aissi, the aesthetic is polished, clean, and restrained.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin Summer 2026
The Lanvin Summer 2026 collection features a series of editorial portraits showcasing the latest designs from Peter Copping. The imagery channels a refined aesthetic, utilizing soft, diffused studio lighting and minimal backgrounds to place focus on the sculptural silhouettes and intricate textile details of the garments. Photographed by Victor Brun, the campaign highlights the house's latest seasonal range through high-contrast layering and structured tailoring. Fashion stylist Léopold Duchemin curated the look, featuring model Tanya Churbanova across various portraits that emphasize clean lines and graphic textures. The production leans into a minimalist visual language, balancing fluid drapery with rigid leather accents throughout the series.
Lanvin · Lanvin F/W 2025 Campaign
The Lanvin Fall/Winter 2025 campaign reflects the brand's seasonal collection through a mix of gritty monochrome portraiture and high-contrast commercial imagery. Directed by Peter Copping, the project explores the interplay between architectural form and textile detail. Photographer Vito Fernicola captures the collection across varying environments, from intimate, low-key chiaroscuro portraits to sunlit, graphic outdoor shots. The campaign features Malgosia Bela and Mouha Seck, with fashion styling by Berenger Pelc, hair by Joseph Pujalte, makeup by Patrick Glatthaar, and manicure by Anais Cordevant.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin Holiday 2025
The Lanvin Holiday 2025 campaign presents a collection of images that blend high-fashion editorial polish with refined commercial sensibilities. Directed and photographed by Chris Lensz, the series features models against minimalist, neutral interior settings that allow the tactile richness of the garments—including velvet, silk, and crinkled metallics—to take center stage. With design input from Peter Copping and styling by Léopold Duchemin, the project emphasizes a sophisticated palette of deep tones contrasted against warm, soft light. The visual language utilizes clean, directional lighting to highlight detailed fabric textures and sculptural accessories, maintaining a consistent aesthetic across individual portraits and group compositions. Production credits include hair styling by Kalle Eklund, makeup by Karin Westerlund, and manicures by Delphine Aissi, ensuring a cohesive editorial look throughout the project.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin Winter 2024
The Lanvin Winter 2024 campaign captures the season's collection through a series of minimalist portraits. Photographed by Annemarie Kuus, the series highlights the house’s focus on structured tailoring and refined accessories, including patent leather handbags and ornate crystal embellishments. Each frame utilizes a clean studio backdrop to emphasize the interplay between textured wools, navy tailoring, and delicate jewellery. Fashion styling by Ludivine Poiblanc defines the editorial aesthetic, balanced by the work of hair stylist Karim Belghiran and makeup artist David Koppelaar. Casting by Arthur Méjean and manicures by Anais Cordevant further refine the visuals, with models Dante Scheck, Elise Kouzou, and Libby Bennett presented in soft, natural light. The collection spans commercial and editorial photography, leaning into a monochromatic palette and precise, vertical compositions.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin accessories Fall 2024
Lanvin presents its Fall 2024 accessories collection in a series of clean, polished product studies. The imagery showcases the seasonal lineup, focusing on the material construction of metallic silver leather handbags and crocodile-embossed footwear. Photographer Annemarie Kuus captures the collection through editorial-leaning compositions that emphasize textures against varied tile and colored surfaces. Each shot maintains a minimalist aesthetic, highlighting reflective hardware, sculptural fabric details, and the brand's signature hardware in a high-contrast format.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin S/S 27 Men's Lookbook
The Lanvin S/S 27 men's lookbook serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, blending classic house codes with a subversive, contemporary edge. Captured through the lens of photographer Marie Deteneuille, the series leans into the precision of high-key studio strobe lighting to emphasize the collection's complex interplay of color and silhouette. Under the creative vision of designer Peter Copping, the project moves beyond traditional menswear, juxtaposing structured tailoring—such as oversized blazers and crisp button-downs—with playful, unexpected accessories like the vibrant, fur-adorned leather handbags. Fashion editor and stylist Jason Rider curates each look to highlight intricate textile choices, from pinstriped trousers and soft suede loafers to bold, multi-layered knits in vivid powder blue, red, and yellow hues. These editorial portraits, featuring model Bukwop Kir, maintain a clean, minimalist aesthetic against seamless white backgrounds, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the depth of the garments. By utilizing studio strobe techniques to create a crisp, sharp finish, the lookbook captures a refined lifestyle energy that feels both elevated and accessible. Every frame functions as an intimate study of proportion and texture, cementing the collection as a definitive statement for the upcoming season, balancing the storied heritage of Lanvin with a fresh, forward-thinking perspective on high-fashion menswear design.
Project Lanvin · Lanvin Spring 2026
For the Lanvin Spring 2026 collection, the storied luxury fashion house strips away the noise to rediscover the power of pure, architectural form. Captured through the discerning lens of photographer Marie Deteneuille, this fashion campaign leans into a rigorous editorial minimalism that allows the garment construction to command the frame. Against a neutral, solid grey backdrop, the imagery emphasizes the tactile nuances of the season, from the structured lapels and velvet-style ribbon bows of a cream-colored blazer to the fluid, floor-length movement of a black and white floral-print dress. Under the guidance of designer Peter Copping, the collection exhibits a sophisticated play on volume and drape, particularly evident in the vibrant chartreuse pieces that feature intricate gathering and voluminous, architectural sleeves. Stylist Léopold Duchemin leans into this sculptural aesthetic, ensuring each look is grounded by precise accessories, such as understated decorative hardware and backless heels. Model Valery Sergeeva brings a quiet, pensive intensity to the series, her direct gaze anchoring the bold color palette and precise tailoring. By utilizing consistent studio strobe lighting across every frame, the project achieves a seamless, high-contrast visual language that elevates the clothing into sculptural portraiture. This is a study in restrained elegance, where the silhouette remains the primary subject, proving that Lanvin continues to define the modern intersection of timeless couture and contemporary edge.
Project Lanvin · "Summer Stories" 2023 Ad Campaign
The Lanvin Summer Stories 2023 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place the heritage brand's latest collection under a clinical, high-fashion lens. Under the creative direction of Lanvin, the series relies on a deliberate interplay between clean lines and raw, tactile luxury. Photographer Senta Simond captures the collection with a refined sensibility, utilizing both studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the structural integrity of the garments. Whether showcasing a sculptural cat-handled handbag or a floor-length beaded gown, the imagery favors a neutral, off-white studio backdrop that allows for an unflinching focus on fabric textures and accessory details. Stylist Ludivine Poiblanc curates a wardrobe that balances architectural tailoring with moments of vibrant color, such as an orange pleated mini dress that pops against the muted environment. Casting director Arthur Méjean assembles an eclectic ensemble—including Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Awwal Adeoti, and Suzune Oda—whose neutral, direct gazes anchor the portrait-heavy compositions. The campaign reads as a cohesive, polished narrative that moves beyond traditional commercial photography, instead leaning into the intersection of lifestyle and editorial prestige. By prioritizing soft, even lighting to highlight everything from geometric cross-stitch knitwear to intricate crystal jewelry, the project successfully defines the Lanvin aesthetic as both contemporary and timelessly sophisticated within the broader luxury fashion houses landscape.
Project Lanvin · Holiday 2023 Ad Campaign
The Lanvin Holiday 2023 campaign is a masterclass in high-end editorial minimalism, expertly blending festive warmth with the house's signature sculptural elegance. Captured by photographer Theo de Gueltzl, the project spans both striking portraiture and meticulous still life compositions that feel at once curated and seasonal. Models Elisa Nijman and Cas van Uytvanck anchor the narrative, appearing against a backdrop of muted ochre and golden-brown tones that serve to elevate the luxury fashion pieces. The visual language leans heavily into texture, utilizing a blend of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the glossy leather of the signature cat-handle handbags and the metallic gleam of silver tinsel accents. By juxtaposing raw, organic elements like evergreen pine and pomegranates against the refined, structured silhouettes of the collection, the imagery achieves a sophisticated, cinematic tension. The styling is deliberate and restrained, allowing the interplay between the matte textiles and the high-shine hardware to take center stage. Ultimately, this campaign succeeds by translating traditional holiday motifs into a contemporary fashion context, using clever techniques like reflective tinsel halos and deliberate spatial arrangements to craft a cohesive, visually resonant lookbook. The result is a polished, forward-thinking aesthetic that feels entirely native to the luxury fashion industry, prioritizing artistry over typical commercial gloss while maintaining absolute brand clarity.
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