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Nour Hammour's luxury outerwear and leathercraft editorials across fashion and design

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Featured Nour Hammour projects

This week's top Nour Hammour projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Model Sydney Stabreit wearing a brown fur coat looking out the rear window of a car with tan leather seats. Project

Nour Hammour · Fall Winter 26

The Fall Winter 26 collection campaign for Nour Hammour masterfully captures the intersection of urban grit and high-end luxury, positioning the brand within an evocative, cinematic narrative. Through the lens of photographer Walter Pierre, the campaign channels a sense of introspective elegance, utilizing natural light and deliberate soft-light techniques to emphasize the rich textures of signature faux-fur coats, glossy leather bomber jackets, and layered tulle skirts. Starring model Sydney Stabreit, the visuals oscillate between intimate, reflective moments inside vintage luxury automobiles and poised, structured shots against weathered stone balustrades at twilight. The creative direction leans into an editorial minimalism that feels both timeless and atmospheric, punctuated by the skilled artistry of makeup artist Anga Borodina, who maintains a clean, neutral aesthetic that allows the garments' intricate details—such as bold tiger-print patterns and shimmering sequined underlayers—to take center stage. Casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro facilitates a focused, direct gaze from the talent, which anchors the moody, chiaroscuro-inspired lighting schemes. By integrating live-action techniques and thoughtful compositions that play with reflections and bokeh city lights, the campaign elevates the brand’s outerwear into a sophisticated, lifestyle-driven dialogue. This collection does not merely present apparel; it curates an immersive mood of refined composure and nocturnal urbanity, perfectly reflecting the house's dedication to craftsmanship and bold, tactile fashion sensibilities.

Model Emma Goune poses on a coastal ledge at sunset wearing a structured black leather cape, slim trousers, and dark sunglasses. Project

Nour Hammour · Spring Summer 24

The Nour Hammour Spring Summer 24 campaign channels a sleek, architectural sensibility through a series of coastal editorial portraits. The collection, focused on structured leather outerwear, leans into clean lines and rich material textures, ranging from glossy caramel trench coats to tailored black leather jackets. Photographer Walter Pierre captures the collection in sun-drenched, open-air environments. Featuring art direction by Simone van Werkhoven and styling by Constant de Boer, the visuals utilise hard natural light and crisp shadows to underscore the sharp tailoring of the garments against weathered stone facades and expansive ocean horizons. The campaign features model Emma Goune, with beauty direction by makeup artist Laura Yard completing the polished aesthetic.

Model Maggie Maurer wearing a long cream faux fur coat and black heels standing before a mirror reflection. Project

Nour Hammour · Fall 2024 Campaign

The Nour Hammour Fall 2024 campaign defines the season through a minimalist, architectural lens, foregrounding the tactile quality of the collection’s voluminous leather and fur outerwear. Shot by photographer Walter Pierre, the imagery channels a sophisticated editorial aesthetic that balances rich, textured garments against clean, neutral interior settings and grand, storied backdrops like marble staircases. Art direction by Simone van Werkhoven establishes a consistent visual language, utilizing natural light and deliberate framing to emphasize sculptural silhouettes. Styling by Constant de Boer leans into an elevated, monochromatic palette, punctuated by gold jewelry and sharp, formal leather accessories. The series features model Maggie Maurer, whose composed presence reinforces the refined, intentional mood of the season, with beauty styling provided by Laura Yard and videography by Tatiana and Karol.

Model wearing a dark brown belted long coat against a clean light background for Nour Hammour Fall Winter 25 Project

Nour Hammour · Fall Winter 25 - Chapter 1

The Nour Hammour Fall Winter 25 - Chapter 1 collection is presented through a series of editorial portraits that emphasize the tactile qualities and tailoring of the brand's latest outerwear. Shot by photographer Walter Pierre, the campaign leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing both warm wooden paneling and clean, neutral backdrops to frame a variety of structured leathers and plush shearling coats. Art direction by Simone van Werkhoven focuses on soft, directional lighting to draw out the sheen of leather and the dense texture of faux fur garments. Fashion stylist Constant de Boer pairs the oversized, belted silhouettes with sleek accessories, including pointed-toe mules and sculptural gold jewelry. Model Yoonmi Sun anchors the visual narrative, with beauty looks by makeup artist Laura Yard maintaining a refined, clean skin tone throughout the series.

Model in a long black fur coat and stiletto heels walking past wood paneling Project

Nour Hammour · Fall Winter 25 - Chapter 2

Nour Hammour explores tactile sophistication in its Fall Winter 25, Chapter 2 campaign. Captured by photographer Walter Pierre, the imagery leans into a moody, atmospheric palette, foregrounding the label’s signature focus on premium leather and voluminous fur outerwear. Art direction by Simone van Werkhoven sets the collection against an array of rich interior textures, from polished wood-paneled walls and marquetry to ornate, traditional landscape-painted folding screens. Styling by Constant de Boer emphasizes clean, structural silhouettes, pairing plush trench coats and belted suede pieces with sheer hosiery and sharp, pointed-toe stiletto heels to maintain a cohesive, high-end aesthetic. Featuring model Aymeline Valade, the production utilizes soft, directional natural light to highlight the depth of the textiles and the geometric architecture of the set. With casting by Julia Lange and makeup by Laura Yard, the project presents a refined, editorial portrait of the season's core pieces.