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Featured Ottolinger projects
This week's top Ottolinger projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Ottolinger · Ottolinger x Ecco.Kollective SS25
Ottolinger collaborates with Ecco.Kollective for this SS25 fashion campaign, captured by photographer Jacqueline Landvik. The imagery features a clean, studio-based aesthetic that highlights the collection's pastel palettes, sculpted resin details, and metallic textures through a minimalist lens. With hair styling by Ruby Howes, the series utilizes soft light and an editorial approach to document the collaboration's footwear and accessories. The production integrates visible studio equipment, including lighting rigs and diffusers, to maintain a raw and grounded visual narrative.
Project Ottolinger · Spring 2026 Ad Campaign
The Ottolinger Spring 2026 ad campaign masterfully leans into the tension between raw, organic landscapes and the sophisticated, experimental design language that defines the luxury fashion house. Under the visionary creative direction of Cosima Gadient, the campaign trades traditional studio artifice for a grounded, immersive aesthetic, capturing a series of portraits that feel simultaneously ethereal and tactile. Photographer Erika Kamano leverages soft, natural light to breathe life into the collection, utilizing the verdant depths of woodland settings and tangled, weathered exteriors to provide a moody backdrop for the intricate garments. Central to the campaign is Lourdes Leon, who commands the frame with a deliberate, haunting stillness. Whether reclining across a thicket of roots in billowing tulle or standing amidst the vertical lines of a white-barked birch forest in lace-trimmed ensembles, Leon embodies the collection’s complex patterns and sheer fabrications with raw intensity. The styling, bolstered by the precision of Pablo Kuemin on hair and Porsche Poon on makeup, prioritizes a naturalistic beauty that harmonizes with the earth-toned, botanical-inspired prints. This editorial narrative creates a dialogue between the structured, avant-garde silhouette of the clothing and the unkempt, untamed environment, resulting in a cohesive visual study that feels both grounded in reality and deeply atmospheric. Every composition serves to elevate the textile craft, proving that high fashion thrives best when it embraces the grit of the natural world.
Project Ottolinger · Fall 2024 Ad Campaign
The Ottolinger Fall 2024 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in controlled disarray, grounding high-concept luxury fashion within the quiet, sun-drenched confines of a minimalist Berlin studio. Photographed by Heji Shin, the campaign leans into an evocative editorial aesthetic, where the tension between polished tailoring and intentional chaos creates a distinct visual language. Creative directors Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient orchestrate a narrative that feels both cinematic and deeply intimate, utilizing the raw, unadorned surfaces of the space to emphasize the deconstructed silhouettes and intricate textures of the collection. The imagery frequently employs natural light to wash over the models, highlighting the stark contrast between sharp black blazers, fluid knitwear, and the unexpected additions of faux fur and graphic layering. With styling by Ursina Gysi and set design by Studio Britz, the composition captures a sense of detached elegance, often featuring scattered papers and discarded books that disrupt the pristine white walls and dark wooden floors. Through a combination of portrait-focused intimacy and wider lifestyle framing, the campaign positions the brand at the intersection of modern utility and artistic subversion. The inclusion of Armin Rafili as image director and editor ensures a cohesive, high-fashion finish, solidified by bold, sans-serif typography that anchors each frame, marking a refined evolution in the label's ongoing exploration of contemporary, unconventional luxury.
Project Ottolinger · Ottolinger S/S 2026
The Ottolinger Spring/Summer 2026 campaign captures the brand's avant-garde aesthetic through a raw, editorial lens. Photographed by Nadine Fraczkowski, the collection presentation transitions between stark studio portraiture and candid backstage documentary imagery, united by a consistent cool-toned, desaturated color palette. The execution relies heavily on direct flash illumination, creating high-contrast shadows that emphasize the collection's complex fabrications, including sheer tulles, delicate lace appliques, and structural knitwear. Creative direction by designers Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient focuses on deconstructed silhouettes and asymmetric layering. The visuals are defined by a minimalist approach to environment, utilizing tiled surfaces and utilitarian backdrops to keep the focus on the garments. Stylist Peri Rosenzweig provides a precise, sharp styling sensibility, complemented by Isamaya Ffrench’s vivid, high-gloss beauty direction and Pablo Kuemin’s sleek, textured hair styling.
Project Ottolinger · take it offff & giddy upppp
Ottolinger presents 'take it offff & giddy upppp,' a high-impact fashion editorial capturing a distinct contemporary aesthetic through the lens of photographer Armin Sousu Rafili. The series centers on the interplay between texture and form, featuring models Chris Bogaert and an additional female lead in an intimate studio environment. Utilizing clean studio lighting to cast soft, sculpted shadows, the project emphasizes the tactile qualities of the apparel and the subjects' expressive styling. The resulting imagery leans into a vertical, warm-toned composition that prioritizes fine details in skin and hair.
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