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Featured SIR. projects

This week's top SIR. projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Model lying on a rocky ground wearing a dark textured top against sparse foliage Project

SIR. · Resort 2027 Ad Campaign

For its Resort 2027 ad campaign, SIR. explores the intersection of high-end fashion and raw, organic surroundings. Photographed by Marie Deteneuille on location in Hydra, Greece, the campaign leverages a mix of rustic coastal landscapes and sun-drenched architectural interiors to frame the collection. The imagery leans into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light and an earthy, warm palette to emphasize the tactile textures of the garments—ranging from sheer, fluid slip dresses to structured leather and fringed detailing. The campaign features a cast of models including Tish Weinstock, Ylang Messingual, Malgosia Bela, Maya Stepper, and Tahnee Atkinson, captured in compositions that highlight both the minimalist lines of the design and the rugged, unrefined beauty of the setting.

Camille Rowe in a black cutout one-piece swimsuit and black cowboy hat posing by a wooden arrow post in a desert landscape. Project

SIR. · Resort 2024 Ad Campaign

For their Resort 2024 campaign, Australian label SIR. transports the viewer to an ethereal, sun-drenched desert landscape, masterfully blending high-fashion sensibilities with a relaxed, nomadic spirit. The campaign, which leans into editorial minimalism, captures a series of sun-kissed vignettes set against the arid beauty of Joshua trees and vast, open horizons. Creative directors Nikki Campbell and Sophie Coote have curated a visual narrative that feels both cinematic and grounded, pairing the brand’s signature structured tailoring and delicate crochet details with a nostalgic, western-inspired aesthetic. Through the lens of photographer Jennifer Stenglein, the collection’s silk slip dresses, vibrant abstract prints, and minimalist swimwear are brought to life, utilizing soft natural light to highlight the rich textures of ribbed knits and flowing fabrics. Models Camille Rowe and Luma Grothe move with an effortless fluidity, their presence grounded by the stark, architectural lines of minimalist swimming pools and vintage convertibles that dot the desert terrain. With meticulous styling by Freddie Fredericks, complemented by the sun-weathered warmth of the outdoor environment, the imagery reads as a quintessential modern getaway. This project serves as a masterclass in atmospheric branding, utilizing crisp outdoor photography to elevate resort wear into the realm of timeless, aspirational fashion that feels as vast and untamed as the landscape itself.

Model standing on a wet sandy beach wearing a draped beige dress with calm ocean water and distant coastline behind her Project

SIR. · Pre-Fall 2024 Ad Campaign

The SIR. Pre-Fall 2024 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in luxury fashion storytelling, grounding the brand’s fluid, minimalist silhouettes in the raw, elemental beauty of the shoreline. Under the creative direction of Nikki Campbell and Sophie Coote, the campaign moves away from rigid studio constraints to embrace a tactile, cinematic language that feels both aspirational and intimate. Photographer Jennifer Stenglein utilizes the soft, ethereal quality of natural light to accentuate the collection’s focus on texture—from the delicate, damp-look fabrics to the high-contrast layering of leather and translucent textiles. By placing models Maria Baza and Aude Magharam within expansive, moody coastal landscapes, the imagery successfully leans into an atmospheric aesthetic where the serene environment acts as a mirror to the collection’s effortless elegance. The styling, elevated by the precise hair and makeup work of Jasmine Abdallaoui, reinforces a polished, editorial look that feels grounded yet evocative. Through a careful balance of portraiture and lifestyle-focused frames, the project highlights the interplay of light and shadow, capturing a narrative that is inherently summer-inspired. This campaign captures a distinct moment of quiet luxury, where the deliberate composition and rich, saturated colors of the apparel create a visually cohesive dialogue with the vast, shifting colors of the ocean at twilight.