Niccolò Pasqualetti
Featured Niccolò Pasqualetti projects
This week's top Niccolò Pasqualetti projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Niccolò Pasqualetti · Niccolò Pasqualetti F/W 2026 Campaign
The latest campaign for Niccolò Pasqualetti’s F/W 2026 collection serves as a masterclass in editorial fashion, where the tension between architectural rigidity and organic fluidity takes center stage. Captured with a discerning eye by photographer Estelle Hanania, the imagery bridges the gap between high-concept design and raw, pastoral landscapes. By utilizing natural light to cut through the moody atmosphere of the setting, the work emphasizes the sculptural quality of the garments, particularly the stark white high-neck pieces and the oversized, precise tailoring of the black blazers. The inclusion of reflective metallic hardware and industrial detailing—bolted collars and paneled belts—creates a sharp visual dialogue against the rolling green hills and overcast skies. Under the keen guidance of fashion editor and stylist Benoit Bethume, the project leans into a form of editorial minimalism that feels both grounded and otherworldly. The casting, curated by Simone Schofer, grounds the collection, ensuring that the human element remains at the heart of the striking, portrait-heavy compositions. Every shot functions as a deliberate exploration of materiality, leveraging the contrast between matte textiles and polished metal to define the designer’s evolving aesthetic. This campaign effectively positions Niccolò Pasqualetti within the vanguard of contemporary designer fashion, prioritizing a thoughtful, immersive approach to lookbook storytelling that avoids the traditional tropes of the industry in favor of a more poetic, atmospheric resonance.
Niccolò Pasqualetti · Brand Identity
Niccolò Pasqualetti’s brand identity project establishes a refined visual language for the fashion label through a blend of editorial photography and precise, minimalist graphic design. The work, realized in collaboration with Atelier Dyakova, emphasizes tactile textures and organic forms, spanning everything from printed lookbooks to product packaging. Photography by Diane Betties grounds the identity in a high-contrast, often monochrome aesthetic. Using analogue film techniques and grainy textures, the imagery captures sculptural garments and abstract elements alongside clean, typography-led arrangements that highlight embossed branding and woven labels. The result is a cohesive presentation that translates high-end design principles into a versatile, contemporary system.
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