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Featured Le Kilt projects

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

Model with short dark hair wearing a cream patterned knit sweater with arms crossed against dark wood Project

Le Kilt · Le Kilt AW25

Le Kilt’s Autumn Winter 2025 collection, documented in Nairn, draws inspiration from the rugged coastal landscape and traditional Scottish textile craftsmanship. Through an atmospheric series of editorial portraits and documentary-style frames, the imagery emphasizes tactile knitwear, pleated tweeds, and classic silhouettes set against the moody backdrop of the Scottish coast. Photographer Robbie Lawrence employs an observational approach, utilizing analogue film and natural light to capture the collection’s connection to its environment. The aesthetic is defined by its grainy texture, low-key lighting, and deliberate use of monochrome and earthy tones. Makeup artistry by Verity Cumming complements the quiet, contemplative mood of the project, focusing on understated, clean beauty that centers the focus on garment details and the surrounding terrain.

Model wearing a patterned knit sweater and black kilt miniskirt with safety pin posing against a dark rock surface. Project

Le Kilt · Fall Winter Campaign

Le Kilt turns its gaze toward the rugged, uncompromising landscapes of the British Isles for its latest Fall Winter campaign, a project that deeply embeds the brand within the raw, atmospheric beauty of the outdoors. Captured through the lens of photographer Robbie Lawrence, the imagery leans into a gritty, punk-inspired aesthetic that masterfully bridges heritage craftsmanship with a sharp, modern edge. The visual narrative relies on low-key chiaroscuro lighting to elevate the tactile quality of the collection, where chunky Fair Isle knits, traditional pleated mini kilts, and deliberate, bright neon color pops create a striking tension against the dark, textured rock faces and desolate coastal backdrops. By situating these garments in a moody, natural setting, the campaign eschews the polished sterility of a studio, opting instead for a raw, lived-in feel that underscores the resilience and distinct identity of the Le Kilt wearer. This editorial approach prioritizes substance and atmosphere, allowing the juxtaposition of heavy woolen textures and structured tailoring to tell a cohesive story of heritage revival. The resulting visuals are both somber and powerful, capturing an essence of isolation that feels both intentional and profoundly evocative, ultimately repositioning high-end designer fashion as a piece of an untamed, honest landscape that demands attention through its deliberate, understated intensity.