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Featured LN-CC projects
This week's top LN-CC projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project LN-CC · NIKE FIRST SIGHT – MIRAGE S/S 26
For the Nike First Sight Mirage S/S 26 project, LN-CC delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism that bridges the gap between high-fashion sensibility and technical sportswear design. Photographer Karl Felix curates a series that feels both precise and introspective, utilizing soft natural light to emphasize the interplay between the human form and the sculptural quality of the footwear. Throughout the campaign, the imagery leans into a recurring motif of spherical glass objects and fragmented mirrors, which creates a dreamlike, contemplative atmosphere against either austere studio backdrops or retro-domestic interiors. Lexie Tapper serves as the primary on-camera talent, bringing a deliberate, angular grace to the compositions that perfectly highlights the collection’s iridescent performance detailing and signature translucent bubble soles. With meticulous casting by Tre Koch, the project succeeds by stripping away the noise to focus on the tactile relationship between structured, cream-colored layering and the athletic utility of Nike silhouettes. The resulting portfolio acts as a sophisticated visual dialogue, where the clean lines of studio portraiture are juxtaposed against vintage-inspired textures. It is an exploration of form that captures the essence of the Mirage collection, proving that even the most performance-oriented gear can inhabit a high-end editorial space with effortless fluidity, poise, and refined visual narrative consistency.
Project LN-CC · Spring/Summer 2025
The Spring/Summer 2025 editorial campaign for LN-CC presents a series of studio portraits and lookbook images that highlight contemporary menswear. Photographed by Andreas Klassen and featuring model Jiho Kim, the project leans into a restrained, minimalist aesthetic across its diverse apparel selection. Utilizing a muted grey backdrop and soft, directional lighting, the series emphasizes the textures of layered streetwear, tailored tracksuits, and intricate accessories. The execution employs a desaturated palette to maintain a consistent, clean visual focus on the garment details and silhouettes.
Project LN-CC · LN-CC x Lacoste
The collaboration between LN-CC and Lacoste masterfully reimagines heritage sportswear through a sophisticated lens, blending archival references with a distinctively modern, stripped-back sensibility. Captured through the evocative eye of photographer Ana Garcia, this fashion editorial eschews the high-octane energy typically associated with performance wear in favor of a quiet, introspective narrative. The project leans into editorial minimalism, utilizing natural light to elevate the tactile quality of the collection, from the dense, gridded knitwear of the classic polo to the technical finish of a vibrant orange windbreaker. Each frame feels deliberate and intimate, with the subject grounded in unremarkable, utilitarian settings—a tiled bathroom, an office with metal filing cabinets, or a wood-paneled room—that provide a stark, neutral canvas for the garments to breathe. By prioritizing soft, directional illumination, the series achieves a cinematic quality that transforms everyday spaces into elevated stage sets. The resulting visuals are approachable yet undeniably high-end, proving that luxury fashion houses can successfully navigate the intersection of lifestyle and portrait photography. Through a blend of carefully considered composition and a muted, warm color palette, this project effectively centers the iconic Lacoste silhouette within a contemporary, refined aesthetic that resonates far beyond the traditional confines of seasonal athletic apparel, cementing the partnership as a thoughtful study in modern luxury style.
Project LN-CC · YOHJI YAMAMOTO FW25- 15TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE
LN-CC marks the 15th anniversary of Yohji Yamamoto with a commemorative editorial feature. Photographed by Jo Fetto, the collection leans into the brand’s signature minimalist tailoring, showcasing oversized black silhouettes and textured monochromatic ensembles. Captured across both studio and urban environments, the series utilises a warm, golden-hour palette to contrast against deep, moody shadows. The execution features distinct analogue film techniques, including heavy grain, multiple-exposure layers, and low-key chiaroscuro lighting, which emphasise the drape and tactile qualities of the garments.
Project LN-CC · Bottega Veneta
LN-CC presents a clean, minimalist fashion editorial showcasing the latest collection from Bottega Veneta. Captured by photographer Theresa Marx, the imagery leans into structural tailoring and tactile leathercraft, framing the garments within deliberate, architectural interiors. The compositions rely on soft natural light and layered textures, utilizing vertical wood paneling, fluted glass, and muted pistachio green tones to establish a quiet, focused aesthetic. Featuring models Emily Kasten and Minsoo Lee, the series balances sharp, structured silhouettes with fluid, fringed detailing. Stylist Kieran Fenney anchors the narrative through sophisticated layering and an emphasis on seasonal accessories, while makeup artist Iga Wasylczuk maintains a polished, understated look across the portraiture.
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