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Featured N21 projects
This week's top N21 projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project N21 · N21 KIDS FW26
N21 presents their FW26 collection for the kids' line, captured in a series that bridges outdoor editorial portraits with high-speed interior shots. The campaign leans into a documentary-style aesthetic, balancing the playfulness of the garments with a composed, intimate framing of the subjects. Photographer Henrik Blomqvist documents the collection through a mixture of direct flash and natural light, highlighting the intricate textures of knitwear, plaid suiting, and leopard prints. The creative direction by Alessandro Dell'acqua, supported by art direction from Augusto Arduini, positions the subjects within layered environments ranging from dense, natural foliage to classical, parquet-floored interiors.
Project N21 · N21 Resort 2026 Lookbook
The N21 Resort 2026 lookbook presents a sophisticated exploration of texture and contrast, captured through a moody, cinematic lens. Set against urban backdrops and architectural details, the editorial imagery employs direct flash photography to accentuate the tactile qualities of the collection, from sheer fabrics to structured satins and knits. Creative direction by Augusto Arduini and design by Alessandro Dell'acqua define the visual tone, emphasizing clean lines and sharp silhouettes. Photographer Raffaele Cerulo utilizes low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the atmospheric nature of the settings, moving between dark stone exteriors and reflective indoor corridors. Models Chudier Billy and Lera Potomova anchor the series, with styling details such as metallic hardware and layered apparel reinforcing the refined, industrial aesthetic.
Project N21 · N21 Pre-Fall 2025 Lookbook
The N21 Pre-Fall 2025 lookbook presents a collection defined by its tactile contrast and retro domestic sensibility. Photographed by Raffaele Cerulo, the imagery navigates between clean studio portraits and set-dressed interiors, leaning into a nostalgic palette of vintage-style floral wallpaper and deep purple carpeting. The creative direction from Alessandro Dell'acqua emphasizes a juxtaposition of textures, layering fluffy knits, structured tweeds, and sequined florals against the subtle styling of Hanna Leszek. Captured with a focus on editorial clarity, the collection incorporates diverse techniques including soft, natural light and analogue film textures to highlight the intricate fabric compositions. Throughout the lookbook, the grooming by hair stylist and makeup artist Luciano Chiarello maintains a polished, natural aesthetic that grounds the bolder elements of the wardrobe.
Project N21 · Nova
The Nova fashion editorial for N21 leans into a high-contrast aesthetic, defined by its recurring vivid green backdrop and sharp, cinematic lighting. Captured by photographer Paul Empson, the series focuses on structural silhouettes and rich material textures, ranging from voluminous outerwear and asymmetrical knits to intricate crystal-embellished evening wear. The project features fashion editing and styling by Paolo Turina, who pairs bold garment layering with precise hair styling by Alessandro Squarza. Makeup artist Miriam Langellotti completes the editorial look with dark, polished details that mirror the moody, editorial quality of the collection.
Project N21 · N21 Resort 27
The N21 Resort 27 collection presents a masterclass in Italian luxury fashion, leaning into a sharp, monochromatic aesthetic that feels both contemporary and timeless. Captured through the lens of photographer Mauro Maglione under the creative direction of Augusto Arduini, the campaign strips away the noise of high-concept sets to focus entirely on the interplay of volume and texture. The editorial imagery utilizes studio strobe lighting and high-key techniques to highlight the structural integrity of the garments, from voluminous leather jackets to delicate, lace-trimmed camisoles. Designer Alessandro Dell'acqua orchestrates a visual narrative where sculptural ruffles meet the sleek, industrial lines of modern tailoring, creating a compelling tension between softness and structure. Throughout the series, the minimalist studio backdrop ensures that the intricate details—the floral embroideries, metallic hardware, and tiered silhouettes—remain the absolute focal point of the ensemble. Model Evie Nopere brings a composed, steady presence to these portraits, grounding the elaborate styling with an authentic, approachable demeanor. By prioritizing clean lines and precise, even illumination, the project elevates the inherent craftsmanship of the N21 brand, offering a refined, polished perspective on resort wear that feels ready for the modern landscape. It is a cohesive, high-fashion study that highlights the evolution of the label's signature style through sophisticated composition and masterful textural contrast.
Project N21 · SS26 Digital
The N21 SS26 Digital campaign presents a sophisticated synthesis of product craftsmanship and editorial flair, grounding the brand's contemporary aesthetic in a series of highly controlled visual narratives. Under the creative direction of Augusto Arduini, the project employs a disciplined approach to commercial fashion photography, leveraging studio strobe lighting and sharp, high-contrast compositions to elevate every detail. Photographer Giuseppe Vaccaro captures the collection with clinical precision, juxtaposing the raw, tangible textures of premium leather and intricate lace against minimalist white backgrounds and organic, natural-light environments. Throughout the imagery, the work of fashion editor and stylist Margherita Moro shines through in the thoughtful orchestration of flat lays, where tailored trousers and sheer ruffles meet refined hardware and metallic stud embellishments. The project effectively utilizes a split-composition technique, seamlessly merging macro views of embossed branding and artisanal stitching with urban lifestyle snapshots and floral motifs. By balancing structural rigidity with delicate sartorial elements, the campaign creates a cohesive, rhythmic visual language that feels both polished and accessible. The execution underscores N21’s commitment to material excellence, using clean typography and intentional shadow play to ensure the SS26 pieces occupy a space that is as much about atmospheric storytelling as it is about highlighting the season’s essential silhouettes and accessories.
Project N21 · SS26
The N21 SS26 campaign marks a decisive return to the brand's core tenets of contemporary elegance, stripping away excess to focus entirely on the interplay of texture, pattern, and form. Under the meticulous creative direction of Augusto Arduini, the project channels a sharp, editorial minimalism that allows the collection’s intricate lace embroidery and layered silhouettes to take center stage. Photographer Mauro Maglione captures the collection with clinical precision, utilizing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the juxtaposition between delicate fabrics and the raw, structured aesthetic typical of modern luxury fashion. The imagery feels intimate yet intentional, with casting by Andrea Prato and Daniel von der Graf resulting in a suite of portraits that ground the bold patterns of Alessandro Dell'acqua’s designs in a quiet, human presence. Margherita Moro’s styling acts as the connective tissue here, elevating the layered ensembles—from plaid skirts paired with sheer dresses to cream polka-dot tops—into a cohesive narrative of effortless daily refinement. By utilizing clean studio backgrounds and a palette that balances neutral tones with vibrant pops of color, the campaign avoids the clutter of traditional advertising. Instead, it leans into the visceral quality of the garments, resulting in a project that feels both timeless and distinctly anchored in the current fashion landscape, offering a masterclass in controlled, high-end visual storytelling.
Project N21 · FW26
N21 pushes the boundaries of contemporary luxury fashion with its FW26 collection, a series of portraits that lean into a stripped-back, high-key aesthetic to elevate the interplay between fabric and form. By eschewing busy environments in favor of a clean, minimalist white backdrop, the imagery allows the intricate textures of the garments—ranging from voluminous black puffer vests to structured, metallic dresses—to take center stage. Under the discerning creative direction of Augusto Arduini, the campaign feels both cerebral and accessible, utilizing the precision of studio strobe lighting to emphasize the crisp, architectural lines of the collection designed by Alessandro Dell'acqua. Photographer Mauro Maglione captures these moments with a sharp, editorial focus, creating a narrative that relies on the direct, neutral gaze of the models to ground the complex styling provided by Margherita Moro. The visual strategy effectively bridges the gap between commercial appeal and high-fashion sensibility, employing techniques like high-key lighting and focused portraiture to ensure that each texture, from crinkled metallics to delicate floral patterns, is rendered with absolute clarity. This project stands as a masterclass in modern fashion branding, demonstrating that when a label as established as N21 strips away the decorative noise, the result is an evocative, highly polished portrait series that defines the season through pure, unadulterated silhouette and material design.
Project N21 · Pre-Fall 26
N21 masterfully bridges the gap between high-fashion couture and provocative still life in its latest Pre-Fall 26 campaign. By juxtaposing delicate intimates with industrial metallic structures, the brand crafts an editorial narrative that feels both opulent and grounded in domestic surrealism. The collection, which leans into a sharp, curated aesthetic, finds its visual pulse through the lens of photographer Henrik Blomqvist, who captures these compositions with a masterful balance of technique. Art director Augusto Arduini orchestrates the imagery to highlight the intricate interplay between textures, moving from the tactile complexity of floral lace draped over an ornate silver candelabra to the polished, structural sharpness of leather slingback pumps nestled against translucent green grapes. The photography utilizes a precise blend of natural light and flash, ensuring that every detail—from the gold stud hardware on the footwear to the sheer mesh paneling of the garments—remains the undisputed focal point. Set against backdrops of pristine white veined marble and clean, minimalist surfaces, the work reads as a sophisticated exploration of luxury commodities in a contemporary context. This commercial series reinforces the brand identity through a refined editorial minimalism that prioritizes form, material composition, and a clever, almost subversive approach to product styling, ultimately establishing a distinctive visual language for the upcoming season.
Project N21 · N21 x Kuromi Japan
N21 brings a playful yet sophisticated edge to its latest collaboration with the N21 x Kuromi Japan collection, bridging the gap between high-fashion luxury and global pop culture iconography. This project navigates the intersection of commercial accessory design and editorial portraiture, utilizing a crisp, minimalist aesthetic that allows the character-driven details of the Sanrio-inspired pieces to shine without distraction. Photographer Mauro Maglione captures the essence of this duality through a series of images that oscillate between raw human focus and meticulous product staging. In one frame, a close-up portrait of model Tes Linnenkoper, directed with a natural light approach, leans into an editorial simplicity that prioritizes authenticity over artifice. The subsequent commercial imagery transitions into a more grounded, everyday context where the black grained leather card holder, adorned with the signature pink-skulled Kuromi graphic, is artfully arranged amidst the remnants of a daily transaction. With art direction by Augusto Arduini, the campaign succeeds in maintaining a refined visual language, ensuring the collection feels both accessible and elevated. By pairing the stark, clean white backdrops with the intricate textures of pebbled leather and human features, the creative team delivers a cohesive narrative that emphasizes detail and wearability. This project stands as a testament to the power of thoughtful casting and precise, bright lighting in defining modern fashion accessories for a global audience.
Project N21 · Pre-Fall 26
N21 breathes new life into the luxury fashion house aesthetic with their Pre-Fall 26 collection, a series that masterfully balances architectural severity with a touch of surrealist whimsy. Captured through the lens of photographer Mauro Maglione under the creative direction of Augusto Arduini, the campaign feels like a sophisticated study in tonal contrast and textural depth. The imagery leans into a moody, interior-focused editorial style, utilizing natural light to elevate the interplay between structured silhouettes and playful accessories, such as the vibrant yellow gloves or the delicate pearl hair accents. Designer Alessandro Dell'acqua provides a collection that thrives on these contradictions, blending the classic elegance of polka-dot patterns and ornate wood-paneled rooms with the contemporary edge of metallic sequined skirts and deep, open-back designs. Model Mila Prvulovic anchors the narrative, moving effortlessly between the domestic warmth of a parlor featuring bentwood chairs and the minimalist precision of a grid-tiled wall. With casting led by Andrea Prato and Daniel von der Graf, the project achieves an evocative portrait aesthetic, where every frame—from the intricate lace details to the deliberate stillness—underscores the collection's refined, high-fashion sensibilities. By weaving together elements of editorial minimalism and lifestyle storytelling, the campaign presents a coherent, visually arresting vision for the upcoming season, cementing N21's place at the forefront of modern couture.
Project N21, Wolford · Spring 2023 Ad Campaign
The Spring 2023 ad campaign for the collaboration between luxury fashion houses Nº21 and Wolford is a masterclass in editorial minimalism. Through a series of stark, black-and-white portraits, photographer Sergei Antonov captures the structural elegance of the collection, leaning into a high-contrast aesthetic that emphasizes the tactile nature of the garments. With creative direction from Augusto Arduini and Nº21’s Alessandro Dell’Acqua, the campaign strips away excess to focus on the interplay between form, shadow, and silhouette. The imagery utilizes a mix of studio strobe and natural light to elevate the textures of sheer tights, intricate lace, and dense tailoring, creating a graphic, polished narrative that feels both timeless and sharp. Stylist Elodie David Touboul plays with monochromatic layering, while Paolo Soffiati’s textured, short-cropped hair styling and Luciano Chiarello’s precise makeup choices ground the models in a clean, contemplative atmosphere. By incorporating elements of low-key chiaroscuro lighting and intricate shadow play, the campaign successfully highlights the hybrid nature of the collaboration—blending Wolford’s technical hosiery expertise with the distinct, romantic edge of Nº21. The result is a series of portraits that feel like a direct dialogue between the garment and the skin, utilizing the high-key, high-contrast studio environment to force a singular focus on the collection’s sophisticated geometry and material depth.
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