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Featured Lefties projects
This week's top Lefties projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Lefties · Lefties Spring Summer Collection 2026
Lefties leans into an elevated sense of calm for their Spring Summer 2026 collection, delivering a high street fashion campaign that favors architectural precision over excess. Captured by photographer Jorge Perez Ortiz, the series strips away the noise to focus on the interplay between minimalist silhouettes and the raw, geometric textures of a modern outdoor landscape. Central to the visual narrative is model Gabriel Nhial, whose presence serves as a grounding force, whether he is framed against the stark, slatted shadows of a stone wall or set against the sprawling, atmospheric blur of a mountain range. The campaign finds its strength in editorial minimalism, utilizing natural light to breathe life into essential pieces like light-wash denim, crisp white polo shirts, and classic tanks. By blending intimate portraiture with wide-angle lifestyle compositions, the work creates a dialogue between the model and the environment, emphasizing the tactile quality of the fabric and the clean lines of the tailoring. With thoughtful grooming by makeup artist Veronica Garcia that celebrates natural skin texture, the imagery feels authentic and approachable. This collection proves that when the clutter is stripped away, the integrity of the design—and the confidence of the wearer—takes center stage in a way that feels both timeless and perfectly suited for the season.
Project Lefties · A/W 25 campaign
For its Autumn/Winter 2025 campaign, Lefties explores the functional aesthetics of its Mountain Edit menswear collection. Captured by photographer Paolo Steve, the project leans into a rugged, alpine-focused narrative that highlights technical outerwear through moody and earthy visuals. Fashion editor and stylist Cara Cano defines the collection’s outdoor-ready look, layering high-collar puffer jackets, utility trousers, and knit beanies. The imagery employs natural light and golden hour illumination to emphasise fabric textures against vast, rocky landscapes, utilising a palette of muted, desaturated tones that evoke a quiet, mountainous atmosphere.
Project Lefties · Summer Collection
Lefties presents its Summer Collection, a high street fashion campaign captured by photographer Adrian Catalan. The imagery showcases a relaxed, sun-drenched aesthetic, utilizing a rugged coastal landscape to frame a range of casual menswear. The series features model Max Sagala among others, highlighting seasonal staples such as graphic t-shirts, button-down shirts, and light-colored trousers. The campaign employs clean, editorial styling, relying on bright natural light and warm tones to emphasize the textures of the apparel against a seaside backdrop.
Project Lefties · LEFTIES x PARIS SAINT GERMAIN
Lefties partners with Paris Saint Germain for a collaborative fashion and sportswear campaign, captured through a series of editorial portraits and street-style imagery. The collection leans into a contemporary aesthetic, blending sharp studio compositions with relaxed urban outdoor scenes. Photography by Sandra Tome and art direction by Bojan Mijatovic highlight the apparel through a mix of high-contrast monochromatic shots and warm-toned lifestyle frames. The campaign features model Noah Tumataroa, with makeup by Veronica Garcia, showcasing the collection's streetwear styling and graphic details across diverse environments using chiaroscuro and clean, directional lighting techniques.
Project Lefties · Lefties Denim Man '25
Lefties presents its Denim Man '25 campaign, a series of portraits highlighting the brand's latest menswear collection. Featuring model Thom Voorintholt, the imagery focuses on a minimalist aesthetic through casual wardrobe staples such as fitted tank tops and classic denim silhouettes. Photographed by Sandra Tome, the campaign utilizes a clean, neutral studio environment to emphasize the apparel's texture and form. The execution leans into clean composition and warm, analogue film tones to maintain a contemporary fashion-forward sensibility.
Project Lefties · FW24 Paris Walkaround Collection
The FW24 Paris Walkaround Collection for Lefties presents a series of fashion editorials set against the backdrop of traditional urban streetscapes. The campaign leans into a clean, observational aesthetic, utilizing the natural textures of Parisian stone architecture, wrought-iron fixtures, and cafe culture to frame the season's knitwear and tailored outerwear. Featuring photography by Adrian Catalan, the imagery employs natural light and subtle analogue film techniques to highlight the tactile quality of shearling, wool, and heavy denim fabrics. Under the art direction of Bojan Mijatovic and styling by Javier De Pardo, the collection leans into an earthy, warm palette that bridges structured menswear-inspired layering with fluid, patterned silhouettes. By capturing models Evie Harris, Giselle Norman, Lorenzo Sutto, and Yulef Bopp in candid, street-style compositions, the project emphasizes a relaxed approach to seasonal high street fashion.
Project Lefties · Modern Basics
Lefties introduces its latest high street fashion collection, Modern Basics, a series of studio portraits focused on versatile, everyday menswear. The campaign leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using soft, directional lighting and neutral grey backdrops to emphasize the fabric textures and relaxed silhouettes of the casual loungewear and athletic-inspired apparel. Photographed by Adrian Catalan, the imagery features model Paul Fontanier alongside additional talent, highlighting layering techniques and tonal styling. The series prioritizes a direct, editorial approach that underscores the functionality and comfort of the staple garments.
Project Lefties · URBAN RELAXED 24
Lefties presents the Urban Relaxed 24 campaign, a fashion editorial highlighting contemporary athletic apparel and loungewear. Photographed by Paolo Steve, the project leans into a casual, elevated aesthetic through the lens of clean, minimalist compositions. The imagery features model Renata Solis in a series of monochromatic and earthy settings, ranging from stark studio backgrounds to architectural interiors with natural light. Styling by Javier De Pardo focuses on textured separates, including grey sweatshirts, wide-leg sweatpants, and coordinating zip-up hoodies. The editorial also integrates graphic typography and varied spatial arrangements to emphasize a relaxed, urban lifestyle. Makeup by Veronica Garcia complements the effortless mood of the collection.
Project Lefties · TIMELESS WARDROBE
Lefties presents the Timeless Wardrobe project, a fashion editorial campaign that captures contemporary menswear through a lens of urban simplicity. Photographed by Adrian Catalan, the series features model Luc Defont-Saviard amidst the classic architecture and stone-hewn streets of a European city. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light to emphasise the layers and textiles of the collection. The project maintains a consistent visual rhythm, blending neutral tones with architectural framing. By pairing structured outerwear with classic knitwear, the campaign highlights versatile staples. Each portrait integrates its urban backdrop to provide context without distracting from the layering and styling focus.
Project Lefties · THE MODERN COW-BOY - MAN COLLECTION ...
For their latest menswear campaign, Lefties explores a contemporary take on classic silhouettes in The Modern Cow-Boy collection. The project leans into rugged textures and architectural backdrops, contrasting soft sherpa collars and leather layers against industrial structural frameworks. Photographer Adrian Catalan captures the series using natural light and high-contrast monochrome grading to emphasize the collection's layering. Fashion editor and stylist Javier De Pardo curates the aesthetic with a focus on tonal warmth, while makeup artist Veronica Garcia complements the imagery with a clean, focused finish. Model Robin Avignon serves as the primary subject throughout the editorial series.
Project Lefties · HEAT HAZE - WOMAN COLLECTION
Lefties embraces a sophisticated, sun-drenched aesthetic with the HEAT HAZE collection, a project that masterfully bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and elevated lifestyle imagery. Under the expert eye of photographer Carlos Garcia, the campaign leans into a clean, minimalist narrative that prioritizes texture and architectural geometry. Art director Bojan Mijatovic leverages the stark contrast of bright white stucco, sharp shadows, and vast, shimmering ocean backdrops to frame each look. Fashion editor and stylist Javier De Pardo curates a wardrobe defined by understated luxury, utilizing crisp tailoring, flowing maxi skirts, and utility-inspired silhouettes that feel both timeless and contemporary. The styling is punctuated by subtle metallic accents and rich, earthy tones that ground the collection in a Mediterranean-inspired palette. Model Ashley Radjarame grounds the high-concept compositions with a calm, neutral presence, while the work of makeup artist Veronica Garcia ensures a flawless, high-key finish that remains true to the ethereal, sunlit quality of the shoot. By emphasizing natural light and clean lines, the project achieves a seamless visual identity, effectively capturing the essence of a modern summer. The result is a series of portraits that function as both commercial lifestyle photography and a compelling editorial statement, showcasing how simplicity in composition can heighten the tactile appeal of premium fashion garments.
Project Lefties · THE NEW DENIM CODE
The New Denim Code for Lefties masterfully reimagines high street fashion by stripping away the noise to focus on the tactile interplay between rugged materials and sun-drenched architecture. Captured through the lens of photographer Carlos Garcia, the campaign leans into an organic, editorial minimalism that elevates accessible staples into high-impact visual narratives. The imagery, defined by the extensive use of natural light, creates a warm, cinematic quality that highlights the rich textures of light-wash denim and cream-colored sets against arid, earth-toned backdrops. With fashion styling by Javier De Pardo, the project moves beyond traditional retail photography, instead treating each ensemble as a central component of an evocative, lifestyle-driven portrait series. Model Tamar David anchors these scenes with a relaxed, poised demeanor, effortlessly transitioning between structured denim tailoring and airy, monochromatic layers. By employing directional lighting and high-contrast shadows, the creative team emphasizes the deliberate construction of the garments while maintaining a sense of effortless spontaneity. The result is a coherent visual language that reads as both aspirational and grounded, proving that everyday denim can define a sophisticated aesthetic when framed with intention and stylistic precision. This series effectively bridges the gap between commercial appeal and editorial finesse, offering a timeless perspective on seasonal wardrobe essentials that feels both fresh and enduringly stylish.
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