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Featured Moss projects
This week's top Moss projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Moss · Deep Winter AW25
Moss presents the Deep Winter AW25 collection through a series of editorial portraits featuring model Richard Biedul. The campaign showcases a range of menswear, including tailored wool overcoats, ribbed knitwear, and structured suit jackets in an earthy, muted palette. Captured by photographer Simon Lipman, the imagery relies on natural light and a shallow depth of field to emphasize the tactile quality of the fabrics. The styling highlights a focus on layered seasonal textures against moody, atmospheric settings, ranging from quiet urban mews to soft, overcast outdoor landscapes.
Project Moss · Resort SS24
Moss showcases its Resort SS24 fashion collection through a series of editorial and lifestyle photographs shot by Simon Lipman. Featuring actor Jon Paul Phillips, the campaign leans into a relaxed, warm aesthetic set against a poolside backdrop. The project makes extensive use of natural light to illuminate the collection, creating dynamic underwater compositions and clean, horizontal lifestyle frames. These images highlight the Resort SS24 aesthetic through architectural textures and aquatic environments.
Project Moss · AW25 Occasions
The Moss AW25 Occasions campaign focuses on classic menswear, highlighting a range of formal tailoring through a series of commercial and editorial portraits. Photographed by Simon Lipman, the imagery channels a sophisticated aesthetic, utilizing warm natural light and rich wood-paneled interiors to emphasize the textures of pinstripe suits and eveningwear. Featuring model Benj Lee, the project leans into clean, composed framing that brings attention to structural details like peak lapels and precise tailoring. By balancing formal tuxedo attire with more relaxed, pinstripe ensembles, the work presents a cohesive look at modern men’s fashion for the AW25 season.
Project Moss · Moss AW25
The AW25 campaign for Moss features model Jason Jules in a series of portraits that emphasize the brand's latest menswear collection. Shot by photographer Simon Lipman, the project leans into a polished, earthy aesthetic that highlights layered winter tailoring, including double-breasted peacoats, pinstripe suits, and knitwear. Captured with soft directional lighting and a warm color palette, the imagery incorporates subtle analogue film textures and grain to create a refined, understated look. The campaign functions as a cohesive exploration of seasonal textures and structured design.
Project Moss · Moss High Summer SS25
The Moss High Summer SS25 project is a fashion campaign captured by photographer Simon Lipman. The work leans into a sun-drenched aesthetic, utilizing natural light and high-contrast shadows to highlight the collection's tailoring and textural details. Featuring relaxed summer styling, the imagery captures the subjects against both architectural backgrounds and soft foliage. The series maintains a warm palette throughout, emphasizing the structured lines of the linen and suit jackets through editorial framing.
Project Moss · Brand Identity
Regrets Only developed the brand identity for Moss, a project rooted in the technology and digital platform sector. The visual language bridges traditional art influences with structured workspace interfaces, using a combination of 3D render / CGI and minimalist typography across both print and digital touchpoints. The project incorporates an editorial design approach, seen in billboard installations, magazine spreads, and environmental mockups. The identity balances clean, organized layouts with classical motifs, using a distinct serif typeface to establish a professional yet expressive corporate presence.
Project Moss · Wedding preview SS24
Moss presents its SS24 Wedding preview, a menswear campaign that leans into a refined, minimalist aesthetic. Through a series of editorial and commercial portraits, the project highlights the latest formalwear collection, focusing on tailored cuts and a neutral palette. Photographer Simon Lipman captures model O'Shea Robertson against architectural, arched interiors, utilizing natural light to emphasise the clean textures of the suiting. The compositions, accented by soft floral arrangements, maintain a cohesive focus on formal silhouette and contemporary styling.
Project Moss · SS24 Wedding runway
Moss presents its SS24 Wedding runway collection, a luxury fashion campaign highlighting modern formalwear and tailored menswear. Photographed by Simon Lipman, the project leans into a minimalist, clean aesthetic, featuring models Aaron Gatward and O'Shea Robertson. The imagery utilizes natural light and soft, diffused illumination to emphasize the refined textures of wool-blend suits, tweed, and tailored waistcoats. Set against architectural arches and white floral arrangements, the editorial captures a series of crisp silhouettes and neutral palettes across multiple runway and portrait compositions.
Project Moss · Lookbook SS24
Moss presents its SS24 lookbook, a fashion editorial capturing a series of tailored menswear silhouettes. Photographer Simon Lipman frames the collection against a textured, Mediterranean-inspired interior, utilizing soft natural light to highlight the organic elements of the set and the seasonal fabrications. Featuring actor Jon Paul Phillips, the imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The compositions incorporate architectural plaster walls with recessed niches and warm terracotta tiling, providing a consistent backdrop for both formal suiting and relaxed lifestyle ensembles.
Project Moss · SS25 Wedding/Hire
Moss presents its SS25 Wedding/Hire collection, a commercial menswear campaign captured by photographer Jonathan Daniel Pryce. The imagery highlights a variety of formalwear looks, spanning classic black tuxedos to contemporary double-breasted suits in taupe, navy, and burgundy. With model Aaron Gatward as the central figure, the project focuses on refined tailoring, fabric texture, and structured silhouettes. Executed with clean, minimalist production, the campaign utilizes soft directional lighting and neutral studio backdrops to emphasize the craftsmanship of the garments. The photography leans into a tactile, polished aesthetic, framing the suiting through a mix of full-length portraits and focused detail shots that showcase herringbone patterns, pinstripes, and windowpane weaves.
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