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Featured NSS projects

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

Model Lea Lukek posed in profile wearing an embellished backless bodysuit against a stark white studio backdrop. Project

NSS · Ils n'ont pas de pain ? Qu'ils mangent de la brioche

NSS presents 'Ils n'ont pas de pain ? Qu'ils mangent de la brioche,' a fashion editorial that examines sculptural silhouettes and textural contrast. The series features model Lea Lukek in a collection of avant-garde and meticulously tailored garments, captured through a lens of clean minimalism and graphic monochrome aesthetics. Photographer Federica Simoni anchors the project, utilizing a mix of high-key studio lighting and natural daylight to emphasize sharp, geometric forms. The styling by Ray Tetauira integrates diverse elements—from ribbed knits and metallic mesh to architectural bouclé and crystal-detailed accessories—creating a visual dialogue between traditional urban environments and polished studio settings. The production benefits from precise technical execution, including hair styling by Tomoko Ohama and makeup artistry by Yvane Rocher, which collectively define the project's refined, editorial tone.

Rectangular dark charcoal bar of soap with a circular central indentation set against a smooth pale grey seamless background. Project

NSS · Petit Bac

Petit Bac for NSS is a refined editorial series that explores the intersection of everyday objects and minimalist design. Through a series of carefully composed still life studies, the project elevates mundane subjects—ranging from artisanal horn spoons and organic produce to contemporary eyewear and stationery—into precise visual statements. By isolating each object against clean, neutral backgrounds, the work emphasizes form, texture, and geometry. Executed with a consistent visual language defined by soft, diffused lighting and a restrained color palette, the series leverages macro detail and deliberate composition to create a modern, high-key aesthetic. The photography by Federica Simoni, complemented by the editing of Edoardo Lasala, captures the interplay between light and surface, highlighting the subtle intricacies of each featured item while maintaining a cohesive, minimalist approach across the collection.

Model Yoesry Detre seated in an open draped white shirt holding a red tomato-shaped purse against a white backdrop. Project

NSS · YOESRY

The YOESRY project for NSS is a comprehensive fashion editorial series centered on a minimalist, contemporary menswear aesthetic. Across a variety of studio and exterior settings, the imagery explores texture and silhouette, pairing structured tailoring with fluid, draped layers and graphic patterns. Photographed by Joan Braun, the series relies on soft, diffused lighting and a muted, tonal palette to emphasize the tactile quality of the fabrics. Fashion editor and stylist Simone Rutigliano curates the wardrobe, which moves between deconstructed knitwear, tailored suiting, and unexpected accessory accents. The production is supported by hair styling from Mijo Majhen and minimal makeup by Camilla Romagnoli, with casting directed by Sebastien Hernandez Bertrand. The visual language favors clean, vertical compositions and a deliberate use of grain and natural light to establish a grounded, editorial tone.