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Featured NAMESAKE projects
This week's top NAMESAKE projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project NAMESAKE · SS26 INNERCHILD lookbook
The NAMESAKE SS26 INNERCHILD lookbook serves as a masterclass in nuanced fashion editorial, bridging the gap between nostalgic domesticity and contemporary streetwear sensibilities. Captured by photographer Timothy Schaumburg, the series leans into a distinct interior aesthetic, utilizing the warmth of wood-paneled walls and classic plaid carpets to ground the collection's playful, experimental silhouettes. The visual narrative relies heavily on soft, natural light, which allows the intricate layering—from pinstriped trousers to distressed denim and graphic tees—to take center stage without distraction. Stylist Lawrie Abei demonstrates a keen eye for proportion, effectively balancing oversized, wide-leg bottoms with precise, architectural outerwear that defines the season's evolving vocabulary. Complementing this, Chiao Chenet’s spiky, deliberate hair styling and Sarah Wandee’s subtle makeup approach work in tandem to highlight the youthful, somewhat guarded expression of model Aamos Vikberg. By prioritizing texture and candid, portrait-focused staging, the project eschews the flash of high-gloss campaigns in favor of an authentic, lifestyle-driven atmosphere. The result is a coherent collection lookbook that feels less like a catalog and more like an intimate exploration of personal style, showcasing how NAMESAKE continues to redefine modern masculinity through high-concept textile play and a refreshing, grounded approach to brand imagery that feels both timeless and forward-looking in its execution.
Project NAMESAKE · NAMESAKE F/W 25 Men's Lookbook
The NAMESAKE F/W 25 Men's Lookbook presents a collection defined by sharp tailoring and relaxed proportions, captured through an editorial lens. Photographed and directed by Fabien Montique with creative direction from Steve Hsieh, the imagery balances structured urban geometry with earthy, natural environments. The campaign utilizes a recurring motif of vibrant blue architectural panels, creating stark, graphic frames that contrast against organic outdoor settings and desaturated winter landscapes. Styling by Lawrie Abei emphasizes complex layering, featuring textured houndstooth blazers, utility shorts, and heavy knitwear. Set design by Enzo Selvatici provides the structural foundation for the editorial, while casting by Remi Felipe features models Adam Von Beetzen, Arthur Sury, Jahmal John Baptiste, Li Haoyu, and Thomas LeMaigre. The project maintains a clean, saturated aesthetic throughout, utilizing natural light to highlight garment textures and silhouettes.
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