Magda Butrym
Magda Butrym's architectural tailoring, tactile crochet and luxury fashion campaigns
Featured Magda Butrym projects
This week's top Magda Butrym projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Magda Butrym · Magda Butrym Lookbook Fall Winter 2024
The Magda Butrym Fall Winter 2024 lookbook presents a monochromatic study in structural tailoring and tactile contrast. Photographed by Vitali Gelwich, the series balances high-contrast, low-key chiaroscuro lighting against clean, minimalist studio backdrops to highlight the collection's focus on leather textures, oversized silhouettes, and recurring floral motifs. Art direction by Katarzyna Śledź and styling by Jacob K anchor the project’s aesthetic, utilizing a restrained palette of scarlet red and monochromatic black and white. The imagery emphasises the intricate detailing of head coverings and fringe work, captured through both precise, clean editorial shots and candid documentary-style glimpses into the production environment. Casting by Alfredo Bisciotti and Piergiorgio Del Moro rounds out the presentation, with hair by Claire Grech and makeup by Min Kim providing the finishing polish.
Project Magda Butrym · Magda Butrym Pre-Fall 2025
The Magda Butrym Pre-Fall 2025 campaign presents a sharp, minimalist exploration of texture and silhouette. Captured by Tatiana and Karol, the collection imagery leans into a clean editorial aesthetic, utilizing a bright, high-key studio environment to highlight the structural complexities of the garments. The photography places a strong emphasis on tactile contrasts, pairing heavy leather and distressed materials with delicate lace and intricate crochet patterns. Featuring models Abuk Manyang Adeer, Gal Dahan, Olga Holinka, and Tara Falla, the series is anchored by a cohesive visual language of slicked-back hair by Pawel Solis and minimalist makeup by Marianna Yurkiewicz. Across both lookbook and commercial product imagery, the work maintains a focus on sculptural form, utilizing soft, diffused lighting to define the draping, ruching, and subtle hardware details that define the seasonal collection.
Project Magda Butrym · Ready to Cruise Summer Campaign
The Magda Butrym Ready to Cruise Summer Campaign presents a collection of swimwear and seasonal apparel through an editorial lens. Captured by photographers and videographers Tatiana and Karol, the series features model Paulina Kube in a sequence of coastal and rugged outdoor settings. Utilizing natural light and a focus on clean, organic textures, the campaign highlights the intricate details of the pieces, including floral fabric appliques, crochet headwear, and ribbed textiles. Makeup artist Sophia Kossada complements the visual narrative, which balances a serene, coastal atmosphere with the raw, earthy elements of rock and sand surfaces.
Project Magda Butrym · Magda Butrym Pre-Fall 2024
The Magda Butrym Pre-Fall 2024 campaign presents a focused study in texture and silhouette within the luxury fashion sector. Shot against a stark, minimalist studio backdrop, the editorial imagery emphasizes the tactile qualities of the collection, from intricate crochet needlework and lace florals to structured black leather tailoring. Photographed by Tatiana and Karol with art direction by Katarzyna Śledź, the series leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic that prioritizes sharp lines and refined accessorising. The visual narrative highlights specific design elements like metallic hardware, glossy patent footwear, and sculptural knitwear, maintaining a consistent commercial lookbook sensibility throughout. Styling details, including hair by Sebastien Richard and makeup by Marianna Yurkiewicz, complement the modern, polished tone of the apparel. Production for the campaign was handled by Lukasz Dudek, featuring models Aneken Zaldivar and Elisa Nijman.
Project Magda Butrym · Magda Butrym F/W 2024
The Magda Butrym Fall/Winter 2024 campaign presents a rigorous study in sculptural silhouettes and high-end texture. Through a series of editorial and commercial compositions, the collection explores the intersection of architectural tailoring and minimalist staging, utilizing a clean, neutral-heavy palette to anchor the intricate detailing of the brand's latest designs. Photographed and directed by Tatiana and Karol, the imagery shifts between intimate, low-key portraits and high-contrast studio shots. The work highlights a deliberate focus on craftsmanship, ranging from the tactile depth of faux-fur and shearling outerwear to the precise metallic accents found on footwear and accessories. Featuring models Emmy Kruger, Lilou Le Sergent, and Mauve Dupuy, the campaign employs a cohesive aesthetic characterized by minimalist staging and clean lighting. Hair styling by Michael Delmas and makeup by Marianna Yurkiewicz provide a refined polish to the portraiture, allowing for the interplay of vibrant color and stark monochrome backgrounds. This series serves as an expansive look at the season’s accessory-focused narratives and refined accessory design.
Project Magda Butrym · Magda Butrym Pre-Fall 2025
The Magda Butrym Pre-Fall 2025 collection campaign highlights the brand's commitment to architectural tailoring and sculptural forms. Through a series of studio-based portraits, the collection explores a interplay of textures, contrasting heavy leathers and knitwear with delicate lace, sheer fabrics, and floral silk elements. Directed by Tatiana and Karol, the editorial imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean seamless backdrop to focus attention on the intricate garments. Fashion editor Jacob K leads the styling, supported by hair stylist Damien Boissinot and makeup artist Min Kim, who together establish a polished and sharp aesthetic. The imagery employs clean, directional lighting to define the silhouettes, from structured coats to intricate peplum dresses, captured with an editorial focus on high-fashion lines.
Project Magda Butrym · NYC
Magda Butrym explores urban aesthetics in this fashion editorial project, NYC. The series captures model Jac Jagaciak across both street-level environments and minimalist studio sets, highlighting the house's signature approach to intricate texture and sculpted silhouettes. Photographers Tatiana and Karol utilize a mix of gritty analogue-inspired monochrome compositions and high-contrast natural light to frame the collection. With fashion styling by Elly Mcgaw and makeup by Ingeborg, the visuals document the garments against classic New York architectural backdrops and refined studio environments, emphasizing clean lines and ornate detailing.
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