Margaret Howell
Margaret Howell's minimalist ready-to-wear and tactile designer fashion campaigns
Featured Margaret Howell projects
This week's top Margaret Howell projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Margaret Howell · Margaret Howell AW25
Margaret Howell presents the AW25 menswear collection in a series of studio portraits captured by photographer Jody Rogac. The editorial campaign highlights the season's knitwear and tailored silhouettes through a minimalist lens, utilizing clean, soft light to emphasize textile textures and relaxed layering. The imagery features models Denis Okishev and Noah Bates in a variety of monochromatic and natural settings, ranging from stark studio backdrops to textured white brick walls. The composition leans into a clean, understated aesthetic that frames the collection's focus on structured trousers and classic collared shirts.
Project Margaret Howell · MHL by Margaret Howell A/W 25
The MHL by Margaret Howell A/W 25 collection campaign highlights the brand's commitment to understated tailoring and tactile garment construction. Captured by photographer Jody Rogac, the series of portraits employs soft, natural lighting to emphasise the varied textures of knitwear, wool, and heavy cottons against minimalist studio backdrops. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, balancing structured silhouettes with a relaxed, layered approach to autumn-winter dressing. Fashion styling by Danny Reed focuses on monochromatic palettes and earthy tones, incorporating signature accessories like berets and textured scarves. The production features hair styling by Takuya Morimoto and makeup by Rebecca Wordingham, with casting by Simone Schofer and models including Denetric Malope, Kit Pugh, Noah Bates, and Sophia Boeva.
Project Margaret Howell · Margaret Howell S/S 2025 Campaign
The Margaret Howell Spring/Summer 2025 campaign channels an editorial aesthetic through a series of stark, monochrome portraits. Photographed by William Waterworth, the visuals lean into a clean, minimalist style that emphasizes the texture of the garments against urban, architectural backdrops. Creative direction by David Lane grounds the imagery in a deliberate, contemplative mood. The series features models Anne-Catherine Lacroix, Jeremy Young, and Kai Newman, showcasing tailored blazers, knit vests, and layered shirts. With styling by Louis Prier Tisdall, the shoot utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to capture a range of relaxed, candid postures on rooftop and industrial terrace settings. Hair styling by Shiori Takahashi and makeup by Mel Arter complete the composition, while casting by Simone Schofer rounds out the creative team.
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