Oscar de la Renta
Oscar de la Renta's luxury fashion campaigns, artisanal lookbooks and e-commerce series
Featured Oscar de la Renta projects
This week's top Oscar de la Renta projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Pre-Fall 2026 Collection
For the Oscar de la Renta Pre-Fall 2026 collection, photographer Brett Warren masterfully captures the intersection of high-fashion refinement and raw, lived-in urbanity. Through a series of editorial lifestyle portraits and dynamic, cinematic captures, the campaign channels a sense of effortless luxury set against sun-drenched architectural backdrops. The collection comes to life as models Chloe Paredes, Hiandra Martinez, and Lineisy Montero navigate everything from weathered colonial streetscapes and traditional market stalls to serene, light-filled interiors adorned with stained glass. The visual narrative leans heavily into the tactile, utilizing natural light to elevate the intricate craftsmanship of the garments—ranging from cascading feathered hems and dramatic fringe detailing to bold botanical prints and delicate lace overlays. By grounding these opulent silhouettes in everyday environments, the imagery creates a sophisticated tension between the structured elegance of the house and the organic rhythm of the setting. The result is an evocative portfolio that highlights the movement and fluidity of the designs, underscored by a warm, golden-hour glow that ties the diverse range of silhouettes into a cohesive aesthetic statement. The project effectively communicates the brand's commitment to timeless glamour, framed through a lens that feels both contemporary and cinematic, emphasizing the interplay between high-fashion couture and the textures of the world around us.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Oscar de la Renta Spring 2025 Bridal Lookbook
The Oscar de la Renta Spring 2025 Bridal lookbook presents a sophisticated exploration of texture and architectural form. Captured by photographer Brett Warren, the collection leans into an editorial aesthetic that balances the ornate detailing of lace and botanical appliqués with the clean, structured lines of historic, sun-drenched interiors. Featuring model Olivia Slatt, the campaign transitions seamlessly between grand, vaulted stone corridors and serene, lakeside landscapes. The imagery emphasizes a tactile quality, utilizing natural light to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of the gowns, from feathered mini dresses to voluminous, embroidered ballgowns. Hair stylist Ben Jones and makeup artist Mark de los Reyes provide a polished, refined finish that complements the romantic and artisanal focus of the bridal collection.
Oscar de la Renta · Fall Collection
This commercial campaign for Oscar de la Renta’s Fall Collection captures a shift from traditional runway presentation to a clean, minimalist office environment. The film leans into a highly coordinated aesthetic, featuring models in matching checkered ensembles as they navigate a series of contemporary workspace scenarios. Produced by Oscar de la Renta, the live-action piece highlights the collection’s vibrant patterns against a bright, neutral backdrop. The sound design, provided by Yessian Music, punctuates the rhythmic nature of the work, emphasizing a crisp, modern feel for the brand’s seasonal transition.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Pre-Spring 2026
Oscar de la Renta presents the Pre-Spring 2026 collection, a series of editorial images capturing the seasonal transition through architectural tailoring and intricate textile work. The collection highlights botanical-inspired designs, anchored by pieces such as the off-white mini dress featuring delicate floral lace and trailing leaf trims. Photographed by Brett Warren, the series utilizes high-key, even lighting set against an immaculate white backdrop to maintain a polished, minimalist aesthetic. Model Summer Thompson fronts the collection, showcasing the interplay between the intricate garment construction and sculptural metallic accessories.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Oscar de la Renta Spring 2025 Lookbook
The Oscar de la Renta Spring 2025 lookbook presents a collection defined by intricate craftsmanship and botanical motifs. Creative directors Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim explore a sophisticated interplay between fluid silhouettes and urban architecture, setting the garments against the expansive waterfronts and skylines of a metropolitan backdrop. Photographer Brianna Capozzi captures the collection with an editorial focus, utilizing natural light to accentuate the textures of lace, laser-cut leather, and dimensional floral appliqués. Fashion editor Delphine Danhier curates the styling, incorporating structured woven handbags and metallic accessories that underscore a refined, resort-inspired aesthetic. The imagery balances the deliberate, sculptural quality of the tailoring with the soft, shifting light of golden hour, resulting in a series that emphasizes the interplay between intricate detail and open, airy environments.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Oscar de la Renta X A N N I N A Spri ...
Oscar de la Renta captures a vivid collection in this campaign photographed by Brett Warren. The images feature model Mayor Dutie and additional cast members staged across urban landscapes and historic stone architecture. Utilizing natural light, the series leans into an editorial style with focus on intricate textiles. The visuals highlight ornate details, including eyelet embroidery, velvet textures, and floral appliqués, while maintaining a clean, warm aesthetic throughout the commercial set.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Oscar de la Renta Pre-Spring 2027 Lo ...
The Oscar de la Renta Pre-Spring 2027 collection campaign represents a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to allow the house's signature craftsmanship to take center stage. Photographed by Brett Warren, the series leans into a polished, high-fashion aesthetic that places vibrant silhouettes against a stark, neutral gray studio backdrop. By utilizing precise studio strobe techniques, the imagery highlights the complex textures of the collection—ranging from crinkled velvet and shimmering sequins to elaborate botanical lace and painterly floral prints. Under the guidance of stylist Delphine Danhier, the editorial narrative feels both timeless and forward-thinking, emphasizing the interplay between bold, abstract patterns and refined tailoring. The models, including Alicja Tubilewicz, Emm Arruda, and Mayowa Nicholas, embody a sense of effortless confidence, their poses choreographed to accentuate the structural integrity of the garments. The deliberate use of soft, even lighting ensures that every detail, from the ornate metallic brooches to the tactile depth of the fabrics, is rendered with absolute clarity. This project avoids seasonal trends, instead grounding itself in the brand's enduring heritage of glamour. Through this disciplined approach to portrait photography, the campaign offers a sophisticated look at a collection that manages to be simultaneously exuberant in its color palette and strictly composed in its execution.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Oscar de la Renta Fall 2024 Lookbook
The Oscar de la Renta Fall 2024 lookbook presents a sophisticated exploration of seasonal textures and mod-inspired tailoring. Photographed by Ethan James Green, the collection leans into a rich, earthy color palette, anchored by monochromatic studio backgrounds in olive green, navy, and deep mauve. The imagery employs soft, directional lighting to accentuate intricate details, from metallic fringe and botanical lace appliqués to fluid leather gradients. Creative directors Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim bring a polished, refined aesthetic to the series, focusing on structured silhouettes and tactile fabrics such as mohair, velvet, and tweed. The compositions are framed within a minimalist set design by Dylan Bailey, which allows the complexity of the garments and accessories—including signature chain-print handbags and sculptural jewelry—to remain the focal point. The visuals are rounded out by hair styling from Sonny Molina and makeup by Benjamin Puckey, emphasizing a clean, editorial look across the collection.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Spring 2026 Collection
Oscar de la Renta showcases its Spring 2026 collection through a series of fashion editorials. The campaign emphasizes craftsmanship and intricate detail, featuring garments that range from feathered mini dresses to structured botanical-print outerwear. Photographer Brett Warren and stylist Delphine Danhier collaborate on the shoot, focusing on crisp tailoring and clean compositions. The imagery utilizes natural light and a warm, earthy palette to highlight the collection's texture, floral motifs, and structured accessories. The campaign features models Sijia Kang, Yasmin Wijnaldum, and Mayor Dutie.
Project Oscar de la Renta · Pre-Spring 2026
Oscar de la Renta’s Pre-Spring 2026 collection arrives as a refined editorial presentation, placing the season’s textile-heavy designs at the forefront. Captured by photographer Brett Warren, the series leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic that emphasizes the interaction between draped silhouettes and intricate botanical prints. The imagery utilizes soft light to highlight the construction of the garments and sculptural accessories. With fashion styling by Delphine Danhier and featuring model Mayor Dutie, the execution maintains a clean, controlled focus throughout the lookbook.
Project Oscar de la Renta · E-Commerce
This e-commerce series for Oscar de la Renta features a range of apparel, including dresses and knitwear, presented through clean, minimalist studio imagery. The collection highlights intricate details such as botanical embroidery, needlework, and bold floral motifs against pure white backdrops. Production for the assets was handled by Slate Studios, utilizing high-key, even lighting to emphasize garment structure and textile quality. The imagery follows a consistent commercial approach designed to display silhouettes and patterns with technical precision.
Project Oscar de la Renta · E-Commerce
This e-commerce series for Oscar de la Renta captures the brand’s latest collection of tailored outerwear and knitwear. The imagery, produced by Slate Studios, focuses on the construction and material details of each piece, ranging from structured blazers to embroidered floral sweaters. Utilizing a clean, minimalist aesthetic, the photography maintains a consistent visual language across the apparel line. By employing even, diffused studio lighting, the work highlights textures and intricate botanical patterns against a seamless white backdrop. The execution prioritizes commercial clarity to showcase the garment silhouettes and craftsmanship.
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