Roland Mouret
Featured Roland Mouret projects
This week's top Roland Mouret projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Roland Mouret · Roland Mouret RS25
The Roland Mouret RS25 collection campaign highlights the brand's latest seasonal designs through a series of editorial portraits. Featuring model Ana Beatriz Cortes, the visuals emphasize fabric textures and silhouettes, from metallic evening gowns to structured maxi dresses, set against a consistent neutral studio backdrop. The project was captured by photographer Magnus Lechner, with fashion styling by Lorna McGee, hair by Natalie Shafii, and casting by David Chen. The imagery utilizes clean, minimalist framing and soft light to showcase the garment details, incorporating brand-centric typography across the compositions.
Project Roland Mouret · Roland Mouret PF25
The Roland Mouret Pre-Fall 2025 collection campaign, captured by photographer Magnus Lechner, showcases the house’s signature architectural tailoring through a series of moody, editorial portraits. Starring model Marije Achterbosch, the imagery leans into a rich, monochromatic crimson palette, utilizing warm lighting to accentuate the textures of sequined eveningwear, tailored midi dresses, and structural peplum jackets. The project employs a mix of low-key chiaroscuro lighting and hard directional flash to emphasize the sculptural geometry of the silhouettes. Throughout the editorial, the setting transitions between minimalist studio spaces and intimate, deep-toned interiors, highlighting both the fluid draping of the gowns and the structured sharpness of the seasonal ensembles.
Project Roland Mouret · PRE FALL
Roland Mouret’s Pre Fall collection is captured in this editorial fashion campaign, defined by a minimalist aesthetic and sharp geometric precision. The project leans into architectural storytelling, utilizing crisp natural light and high-contrast settings to highlight the structural tailoring of the garments. Photographer Haris Farsarakis collaborates with fashion stylist Apostolis Gofas to frame model Anthi Fakidari against a backdrop of clean white surfaces and deep, expansive water. The imagery emphasizes the collection’s sculptural silhouettes, from structured black gowns to vibrant, fitted red dresses, presented through a clean and polished editorial lens.
Project Roland Mouret · ROLAND MOURET SS25
The Roland Mouret SS25 campaign captures the refined tailoring of the latest collection through a series of fashion editorial portraits. Featuring model Myriam Tran, the imagery leans into a clean, architectural aesthetic, contrasting the structured silhouettes of midi dresses and evening gowns against both minimalist studio backgrounds and urban settings. Photographer Magnus Lechner frames the collection with an emphasis on soft, natural light, highlighting the sculptural detailing and vibrant color palette of the garments. The production maintains a cohesive, sophisticated tone, supported by fashion styling from Annie Hertikova and hair styling by Natalie Shafii, utilising clean lines and elegant composition to present the season's focus on precision and form.
Project Roland Mouret · Roland Mouret PF26
The Roland Mouret PF26 campaign serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding the brand's sophisticated tailoring in a clean, highly curated visual language. Captured through the lens of photographer Amie Milne, the series leans into a deliberate interplay between soft, diffused natural light and structured architecture. The visuals prioritize a high-key aesthetic, utilizing sheer, vertically draped curtains and warm-toned wood-paneled walls to create a serene, tactile environment that allows the garments to take center stage. Under the polished eye of fashion editor and stylist Christiane Graf, the collection’s fluid draping, cowl necklines, and intricate sequin detailing are rendered with poise and precision. Model Erika Barletta embodies the collection’s quiet power, her sleek, dark bob and composed presence anchoring the structured silhouettes of column gowns and wide-leg trousers. By focusing on the interplay of texture and form—from shimmering sequins to minimalist evening wear—the campaign avoids unnecessary artifice. Instead, the imagery emphasizes the inherent craftsmanship of the luxury fashion house, supported by the deliberate hair styling of Natalie Shafii. Through these minimalist portraits, the project succeeds in positioning the collection as both contemporary and timeless, stripping away distraction to celebrate the sculptural elegance of the design and the fluid, graceful movement of the modern Roland Mouret woman.
Project Roland Mouret · The Eveningwear Edit
For The Eveningwear Edit, Roland Mouret masterfully navigates the intersection of high-fashion refinement and raw, elemental landscapes. This fashion campaign leans into a sophisticated juxtaposition, placing structurally precise, floor-length gowns against the jagged, dark volcanic rock and shifting tides of an unforgiving coastline. Through the lens of photographer Alberto Polo Iañez, the collection achieves a striking visual tension; the fluid, draped fabrics and shimmering metallic textures of the dresses act as a deliberate counterpoint to the porous, heavy, and wet surfaces of the shore. The series makes extensive use of natural light to articulate these contrasts, capturing the interplay between smooth silk and granular black sand with a cinematic clarity that elevates each garment. Model Anna Rud anchors the narrative with a composed, minimalist presence, embodying the collection's focus on sleek silhouettes and architectural tailoring. Whether utilizing a worm's eye view to suggest an imposing sense of scale or tighter, high-angle framing to emphasize the crisp geometry of a white peplum, the imagery remains rooted in an editorial aesthetic that celebrates the tactile quality of the design. By avoiding ornamentation and focusing on the relationship between garment construction and the rugged environment, the edit presents luxury not as something delicate, but as something resilient, timeless, and fundamentally sculptural.
Project Roland Mouret · Roland Mouret SS 26 Evening Wear Loo ...
For the Roland Mouret SS 26 collection, photographer Alberto Polo Iañez crafts a striking narrative that masterfully positions high-end luxury fashion against the raw, unyielding power of a coastal landscape. By placing model Anna Rud within the volatile churn of dark sea water and jagged volcanic rock, the campaign leans into an editorial aesthetic that prioritizes high-contrast drama over traditional showroom polish. The choice of natural light serves to emphasize the structural integrity of the garments, from the architectural draping of a pale blue maxi dress to the sharp, sophisticated lines of strapless evening wear adorned with sculptural floral details. Every frame feels deliberate, utilizing a high-angle perspective to capture the interplay between minimalist silhouettes and the chaotic, fluid motion of the ocean. The execution relies heavily on the juxtaposition of refined craftsmanship with the textures of the natural world, creating a cinematic atmosphere that feels both timeless and urgent. Through this lens, the collection is transformed into a study of resilience and elegance, where the crisp white and black fabrics command presence against the dark, craggy backdrop. It is a thoughtful exploration of how clothing interacts with environment, resulting in a cohesive series that elevates luxury evening wear through raw, unfiltered portraiture and a strictly disciplined visual language.
Project Roland Mouret · Roland Mouret SS26
The Roland Mouret SS26 collection campaign serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the architectural precision and fluid silhouettes that define the heritage house. Through a series of clean, high-key portrait compositions, photographer Umit Savaci captures the collection with a rigorous sense of focus, alternating between stark studio strobe environments and carefully curated architectural interiors. The visual narrative leans into a sophisticated, monochromatic palette punctuated by metallic accents and organic floral motifs, creating a dialogue between the structured tailoring of the garments and the softness of the natural light used throughout the production. With fashion styling by Joanne M Kennedy, the imagery emphasizes the tactile qualities of the textiles, from ethereal feathers and sheer layers to structured peplums and matte finishes. By balancing the technical requirements of luxury fashion photography with an intimate, composed aesthetic, the campaign effectively highlights the brand's mastery of form. Hair and makeup by Natalie Shafii provide a polished, neutral canvas that allows the technical construction of the pieces to take center stage. Ultimately, this presentation channels a timeless elegance, utilizing sharp geometric shadows and clean lines to cement the collection as a refined evolution of Roland Mouret’s signature design language, perfectly poised for the high-end fashion market.
Project Roland Mouret · Roland Mouret Fall 2024 Lookbook
The Roland Mouret Fall 2024 lookbook presents a focused exploration of architectural tailoring and structured silhouettes within a high-fashion context. Captured by photographer Mel Bles, the series relies on clean, minimalist art direction to highlight the collection’s precision, utilizing soft directional lighting to define the intricate drapery and necklines of each garment. Models Elise Crombez and Carla Pereira appear in a variety of evening wear, ranging from voluminous, full-length gowns to structured midi silhouettes. The styling, featuring sleek wet-look hair by Sarah Jo Palmer and natural makeup by Vassilis Theotokis, reinforces a polished, editorial aesthetic consistent across the neutral and solid-colored studio backdrops.
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