Scanlan Theodore
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Featured Scanlan Theodore projects
This week's top Scanlan Theodore projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Scanlan Theodore Pre-Fall 24
The Scanlan Theodore Pre-Fall 24 collection campaign explores a dialogue between architectural precision and organic texture. Photographer Robbie Fimmano and creative director Paolo Princi craft a visual narrative that places sharp tailoring, metallic sequins, and structured knitwear against a backdrop of lush, tropical foliage and modernist studio elements. The execution balances a polished, clean aesthetic with deep green botanical accents and saturated cyan-blue studio walls. The series features models Akiima, Alida Aciu, and Hannah Wick, whose sleek hair styling—courtesy of Michele McQuillan—and refined makeup by Victoria Baron complement the garments' sophisticated silhouettes. Set designer Sophie Fletcher builds a curated space throughout the imagery, integrating moss-covered planters, sculptural organic props, and glass-block pedestals to frame the collection's textural contrast of shearling, tweed, and patent leather. The campaign channels a composed, editorial sensibility, emphasizing the interplay between intricate material details and controlled, soft-light studio environments.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Spring 25
Scanlan Theodore’s Spring 25 campaign captures a deliberate dialogue between luxury apparel and monumental architecture. Shot by photographer Pierre Toussaint, the collection is presented against a backdrop of neoclassical columns and weathered stone facades, emphasizing the intersection of clean tailoring and tactile, embroidered textures. Fashion editor and stylist Jessica dos Remedios anchors the visual narrative, which moves from structured blazers and camel-toned sets to sheer, intricate gowns. The editorial aesthetic relies on warm natural lighting and geometric shadow play to highlight fabric depth. The grooming direction, led by hair stylist Michele McQuillan and makeup artist Victoria Baron, leans into sleek, wet-look finishes and refined profiles. Models Achok Akoi and Emily Baker anchor the series in an urban, architectural environment that feels both grounded and expansive.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Scanlan Theodore Winter 25 Chapter 3
Scanlan Theodore’s Winter 25 Chapter 3 campaign presents a polished exploration of seasonal tailoring and texture. Featuring model Lily Vander Meeden, the editorial series highlights a collection defined by structured silhouettes, ranging from sharp leather halter tops and double-breasted blazers to sophisticated pinstripe suiting. Photographed by Robbie Fimmano, the visuals employ a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing saturated cobalt and neutral grey backdrops to draw focus to the collection's intricate detailing. With hair styling by Michele McQuillan, the campaign leans into soft directional light to emphasize rich fabrics, including sheer mesh, embroidery, and statement leather accessories. The execution across the series maintains a clean, editorial look that elevates the brand’s focus on high-end fashion design.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Winter 2025
Scanlan Theodore presents its Winter 2025 campaign, an editorial showcase centered on polished silhouettes and tactile layering. The project highlights a season defined by structured leather goods, chunky metallic accessories, and sophisticated knitwear, all captured within a minimalist studio environment. The collection emphasizes clean lines and material depth through a sequence of portraits and full-length shots. Photographer Joe Brennan utilizes bright, even lighting to maintain a consistent aesthetic across the series, focusing on the interplay between soft textures and sharp, geometric hardware. With styling by Jessica dos Remedios and hair by Rory Rice, the imagery leans into a restrained, high-fashion vocabulary. Makeup by Jasmine Abdallaoui provides a subtle finish that anchors the editorial look, prioritizing natural tones to allow the complex patterns and hardware of the collection to remain the primary focus.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Scanlan Theodore Winter 2025 Lookbook
The Scanlan Theodore Winter 2025 lookbook presents a collection focused on structure and refined tailoring. Photographed by Robbie Fimmano, the series features model Julia Nobis in a minimalist studio environment, utilizing a neutral grey backdrop to bring focus to the intricate fabric textures and silhouettes of the season. Styling by Jessica dos Remedios anchors the collection through a palette of monochrome, navy, and earth tones, accented by sharp accessories like structured handbags and statement eyewear. Hair styling by Michele McQuillan and makeup by Victoria Baron maintain a clean, polished aesthetic, incorporating editorial techniques that emphasize sculptural draping and high-contrast lines. The project leans into a sophisticated, editorial approach to fashion presentation.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Winter 25 Chapter 1
Scanlan Theodore’s Winter 25 Chapter 1 campaign focuses on tactile layering and structured accessories within a series of editorial portraits. The project, photographed by Joe Brennan, utilizes soft, directional lighting against minimal white studio backdrops to draw attention to the collection's textures. Featuring fashion styling by Jessica dos Remedios, the imagery highlights seasonal knitwear, patterned textiles, and statement jewellery. Hair stylist Rory Rice and make-up artist Jasmine Abdallaoui maintain a clean, understated aesthetic throughout the campaign to emphasize the material details of the garments.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Winter 25
The Winter 25 project for Scanlan Theodore presents a series of fashion editorials showcasing the collection’s focus on structured silhouettes and textures. The imagery explores high-fashion styling, utilizing editorial compositions that highlight tailoring and accessories, from oversized coats to leather gloves. Captured through a lens of moody and desaturated tones, the work leans into a refined aesthetic. The visuals rely on deliberate studio lighting to define contours, grounding the collection in a series of clean, portrait-driven frames.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Winter 23
The Scanlan Theodore Winter 23 campaign captures a series of editorial vignettes that balance contemporary tailoring with classical urban architecture. Featuring model Daphne Groeneveld, the collection is photographed by Robbie Fimmano in a sequence of street-level and fountain-side settings. The imagery emphasises the textures of the apparel, from structured blazers and metallic finishes to layered denim and fine knits. The project relies on natural light to define the clean lines and colour palettes of the garments. With fashion styling by Petta Chua, the looks are grounded by polished hair and makeup from Marco Braca and Tanja Friscic. The execution incorporates both commercial and editorial approaches, leaning into analogue / film aesthetics to provide a consistent visual rhythm throughout the campaign.
Project Scanlan Theodore · Winter 20 Campaign
The Scanlan Theodore Winter 20 campaign captures a series of urban fashion editorials featuring model Lameka Fox. Set against a backdrop of historic brick architecture and bustling city streets, the imagery alternates between clean, natural daylight compositions and moody, low-key evening scenes. Photographer Darren McDonald utilizes a mix of editorial techniques, ranging from high-contrast natural light to cinematic chiaroscuro effects. The collection highlights the interplay of textures—from structured leather and knitwear to sheer lace and metallic fabrics—within a refined, metropolitan context.
Project Scanlan Theodore · S23 Campaign
The Scanlan Theodore S23 campaign captures the collection within sprawling, sun-drenched outdoor environments. Photographed by Justin Woo, who also served as creative director, the imagery leans into editorial aesthetics, utilizing warm golden hour light to accentuate the textures of the knitwear and patterned ensembles. Set against grassy meadows and coastal backdrops, the campaign prioritizes natural light to frame the apparel's metallic accents and intricate prints. The visual narrative maintains a consistent focus on relaxed, reclining compositions that blend the collection's luxury garments with the landscape.
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