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Featured Oroton projects
This week's top Oroton projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Oroton · Brand Identity
The latest brand identity project for Oroton masterfully channels an aesthetic of refined, monochromatic elegance that elevates the heritage of the Australian fashion label. By leaning into a soft palette of camel and neutral beige, the visual language achieves a sense of timeless sophistication that feels both contemporary and grounded. The execution utilizes a blend of editorial minimalism and cinematic lighting, with the photography by Simon Lekias, Victoria Zschommler, and the team at Years Months Days capturing both the tactile, paper-based textures of the packaging and the structured silhouettes of the seasonal apparel. This identity work integrates emboss and deboss techniques to highlight the brand's commitment to craftsmanship, while the use of natural light and chiaroscuro creates depth across the campaign imagery. The campaign seamlessly transitions from the intimate, macro-focused detail of the retail experience to expansive, live-action technique billboards situated in urban settings. With graphic design and creative direction from the agency Years Months Days, the project successfully balances a high-end commercial polish with an artistic, vector-based geometric precision. This cohesive brand identity reinforces the house's narrative, inviting consumers into an elevated, curated world that prioritizes clean lines and high-quality materials, ensuring the Oroton name stands out as a hallmark of structured, modern luxury in an increasingly cluttered retail landscape.
Project Oroton · Summer 25
The Oroton Summer 25 campaign captures a study in texture and architectural form. Through the lens of photographer Victoria Zschommler, the collection is presented with a focus on vibrant tonal contrasts, pairing structured leather and woven straw accessories against glossy ceramic tiling and terracotta stone surfaces. With creative direction by YMD Studio and production by Cat Rose Productions, the project leans into clean, minimalist composition. The imagery utilises natural light to highlight the intricate details of the pieces, from the polished metallic hardware of the clutches to the organic weaves of the seasonal bags. It is a series defined by a sophisticated, warm color palette and precise, editorial styling.
Project Oroton · High Summer 19 Campaign
The Oroton High Summer 19 campaign showcases the brand’s latest collection of bags and accessories through a series of sun-drenched, editorial-style photographs. Set within an agricultural orchard landscape, the imagery leans into warm, golden hour tones and natural light to highlight the textural interplay between leather goods and seasonal apparel. The visual narrative is defined by a clean, outdoor aesthetic that frames the collection against lush foliage and rustic elements. The project features creative direction by YMD Studio and photography by Simon Lekias. Styling by Caterina Scardino focuses on a neutral, summer-ready palette, while hair styling by Michele McQuillan and production by Skye Campbell round out the creative team.
Oroton · The Art of Being Mum
For their project 'The Art of Being Mum,' Oroton explores themes of connection through a series of intimate studio portraits. The campaign centers on family dynamics, capturing candid moments between mothers and their children through a refined lens. Photographer Victoria Zschommler employs soft, natural light and a clean, minimalist aesthetic to highlight the textures of the brand's seasonal knitwear and structured leather accessories. With creative direction from YMD Studio, the imagery leans into an editorial style, prioritizing authentic interaction over traditional fashion posing. Fashion styling by Jessica Steuart-Hoyler complements the neutral backdrop with coordinated layering and precise tailoring, while hair and makeup by Kristin Brett maintain a polished, natural finish across the series.
Oroton · The Atelier: Compositions
Oroton presents The Atelier: Compositions, a fashion campaign video that highlights the label's latest range of luxury leather handbags. The production features a series of structured shoulder bags and slouchy silhouettes, styled alongside tailored suede jackets and printed accessories. Art directed by YMD Studio, the campaign leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean studio backdrop to draw focus to the tactile qualities of the collection. The visual narrative is punctuated by the interplay of textures, emphasizing wool and leather under natural light. Videography by Jack Younger captures the movement of the pieces, supported by fashion styling from Jessica Steuart-Hoyler and make-up artistry by Kylie O'Toole. The project is delivered as a vertical commercial film.
Project Oroton · Studio 1938
The Studio 1938 project for Oroton presents a refined study in craftsmanship, framing the brand’s leather goods within the tactile atmosphere of a working atelier. The editorial series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing raw design elements—such as paper garment patterns, sewing machines, and fabric bolts—to ground the featured bags in a process-oriented narrative. Captured by photographer Victoria Zschommler, the campaign maintains a consistent visual language across all portrait and product imagery. Art direction by YMD Studio and creative direction by Sophie Holt emphasize soft natural light and neutral tones, allowing the texture and form of the handbags to remain the focal point. Fashion styling by Jessica Steuart-Hoyler and make-up by Kristin Brett add a layer of tailored sophistication to the models, rounding out an understated and polished production.
Project Oroton · Somersault
The Somersault campaign for Oroton presents a juxtaposition of high-end accessories and athletic utility. Creative Director Matthew Edwards and photographer Victoria Zschommler orchestrate a series of clean, graphic compositions that place structured leather handbags against the backdrop of a gymnasium. By utilizing elements like pommel horses, vaulting boxes, and wall bars, the project creates a dialogue between the softness of luxury leather and the rigid, functional geometry of sports equipment. Fashion styling by Jessica Steuart-Hoyler anchors the aesthetic with a mix of tailored pantsuits, polka-dot ensembles, and sculptural silhouettes. The imagery relies on natural light and a disciplined primary color palette to highlight the tactile finish of the leather and polished metallic hardware. With prop styling by Kirsten Bookallil and hair by Lok Lau, the campaign maintains a consistent editorial language across its product-focused and portrait-led assets.
Project Oroton · Resort Collection '24
Oroton's Resort Collection '24 campaign presents a vibrant, tactile exploration of seasonal fashion through a lens of surreal minimalism. Captured by photographer Victoria Zschommler with creative direction from agency YMD, the collection imagery leans into clean studio aesthetics and natural light to showcase a variety of textures, from crisp linen and embroidery to smooth, structured leathers. Across both editorial portraits and art-directed still life shots, the project establishes a playful visual language. Models are staged alongside unexpected, organic props—including heirloom tomatoes, fresh produce, and eggs—which highlight the artisanal quality of the brand’s handbags and jewelry. The result is a highly polished, editorial sequence that emphasizes craftsmanship through bold color contrasts and geometric compositions.
Project Oroton · Aw23
Oroton’s AW23 fashion campaign highlights the seasonal collection through a refined, editorial lens. The project captures the tactile quality of leather accessories and tailored apparel, contrasting structured blazers and embossed handbags against industrial and automotive environments. Photographed by Jack Birtles, the imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize warm, earthy tones and clean composition. With creative direction from Justin Woo, the campaign frames the collection through an editorial aesthetic that centers on texture and precise product placement.
Project Oroton · Lure Of Summer Ss 23
For the Lure of Summer SS 23 campaign, Oroton leans into a coastal aesthetic, blending high-fashion sensibilities with the raw, textures of seaside life. Photographer Georges Antoni and creative director Justin Woo transform a concrete pier into a staging ground for the collection, pairing luxury leather goods with unexpected props like fishing gear, lifebuoys, and nautical elements. Utilizing warm, natural light and occasional golden hour tones, the campaign creates a cohesive visual narrative across both editorial portraits and commercial product shots. The imagery employs clean, minimalist compositions to elevate the accessories, while the styling highlights a playful contrast between sophisticated, structured bags and the rugged, earthy environment of the coast. The project features talent Natasha Inchley.
Project Oroton · Ss23
The Oroton SS23 campaign, titled The Lure of Summer, presents a series of coastal editorial compositions. Creative director Justin Woo lenses the collection across a serene seaside setting, utilising a clean, editorial aesthetic that emphasizes the seasonal mood. Captured with natural light and warm colour grading, the imagery features models in patterned ensembles and structured accessories on stone piers. The project leans into a lifestyle narrative, employing an analogue film look to define the summer series.
Project Oroton · Spring
The Oroton Spring campaign centers on a series of fashion editorials set within commercial greenhouses and organic garden environments. The imagery juxtaposes structured luxury apparel and accessories against lush botanical backdrops, utilizing natural light to emphasize texture and color. Photographer Georges Antoni captures the collection through an editorial lens, featuring layering techniques and depth of field created by foreground foliage. The aesthetic is defined by a clean, minimalist approach that highlights both the craftsmanship of the garments and the seasonal atmosphere of the greenhouse setting. The project was led by creative director Justin Woo, with fashion styling by Jessica Steuart-hoyler and hair styling by Lok Lau. Additional creative contributions include videography by Dylan Buzolich and make-up by Kellie Stratton.
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