Sea Level Australia
Featured Sea Level Australia projects
This week's top Sea Level Australia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Sea Level Australia · Signature Edit
The Signature Edit for Sea Level Australia serves as a monochromatic swimwear campaign highlighting the architectural silhouettes and textures of the collection. Photographed by David Gubert, the imagery employs clean, high-contrast compositions to emphasize the sculptural details of the garments. The project leans into editorial aesthetics, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to create a cohesive visual language across the series. Produced by Brooke Smith, the campaign focuses on portraiture that centers on the interplay of wet-look styling and refined fabric finishes. The studio and outdoor portraiture segments utilize a minimalist approach, maintaining a clear brand identity through consistent typographic overlays.
Project Sea Level Australia · India Hicks X Sea Level
Sea Level Australia introduces the India Hicks X Sea Level collaboration, a sophisticated swimwear and fashion campaign that leans into a refined coastal aesthetic. Captured by photographer David Gubert, the series utilises analogue film techniques and natural light to create a high-contrast monochrome look that highlights the textures of the apparel and the surrounding tropical environment. Featuring fashion styling by Nadene Duncan and make-up by Jodie Boland, the project presents a collection of editorial portraits and location-based shots. The photography employs a clean, minimalist approach, alternating between stark studio backgrounds with shadow play and lush outdoor settings framed by palms and coastal scenery.
Sea Level Australia · Essentials Edit
The Essentials Edit campaign for Sea Level Australia centers on a series of monochrome portraits that highlight the construction and versatility of the brand's latest swimwear collection. Moving between clean studio settings and natural coastal terrain, the project leans into minimalist compositions and high-contrast imagery to define the season's silhouettes. Photographer David Gubert, alongside creative director Keri Chow, focuses on candid emotion and tactile detail, emphasizing wet-look styling and subtle textile textures like ruching and ribbing. Retoucher Tammy White rounds out the creative team, ensuring the visual consistency of the black-and-white aesthetic across both editorial and commercial assets.
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