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Featured Songzio projects

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

Monochrome portrait of a man wearing an oversized dark jacket with a Songzio and Heliot Emil card graphic against a white backdrop. Project

Songzio · Songzio x Heliot Emil 'FALCONRY'

The Songzio x Heliot Emil FALCONRY collaboration stands as a masterful study in structural synthesis, merging two distinct design languages into a unified luxury fashion narrative. This editorial campaign strips away the superfluous, utilizing a stark, monochromatic palette to emphasize the architectural integrity of the garments. Photographer Lola Banet captures the collection with clinical precision, employing low-key chiaroscuro lighting to carve out the sharp silhouettes of the technical outerwear and pleated accessories. The resulting imagery reads as a conversation between minimalism and utilitarian design, where the deliberate placement of branded typography—pinned like industrial identification tags—serves as a central graphic anchor. Designer Julius Juul ensures that the collection maintains its rigorous focus on fabric weight and metallic hardware, while casting director George Raymond Stead opts for a restrained, intense portraiture style that reinforces the project's serious, cinematic tone. By leaning into natural light and high-contrast environments, the campaign avoids the noise of traditional commercial fashion, instead offering a focused exploration of texture and form. The use of minimalist backgrounds keeps the viewer tethered to the interplay between the subjects and the raw, deliberate styling of the collaboration, transforming each frame into a deliberate statement on the evolution of contemporary luxury menswear within a crowded global market.

Portrait of a model wearing a textured emerald green top, holding a small dandelion in an outstretched hand against a dark mottled backdrop. Project

Songzio · 'Pure Rebel' Spring 2024 Ad Campaign

The Pure Rebel Spring 2024 ad campaign for luxury fashion house Songzio serves as a profound meditation on the cycles of life, rebellion, and architectural precision. Under the creative direction of Jay Songzio and captured through the lens of photographer Cho Gi-Seok, this high-fashion editorial project eschews traditional seasonal messaging in favor of a surreal, high-concept narrative. The visual execution leans heavily into cinematic aesthetics, utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting and intricate live-action techniques to weave together motifs of fragility and strength. From the ethereal presence of suspended feathers and dandelions to the stark contrast of double-exposure portraits layered with architectural schematics, the campaign functions as a dialogue between the organic human form and rigid, structural geometry. By juxtaposing sharp, avant-garde silhouettes with symbols of dissolution and rebirth, the project achieves an evocative, fine art sensibility. Whether employing studio strobe setups for dramatic clarity or moody, natural light for intimate portraiture, the imagery remains consistently focused on texture and form. This collection marks a bold departure, framing the Songzio identity through a lens of conceptual artistry that challenges standard luxury aesthetics, ultimately presenting the Pure Rebel as a figure defined by both delicate vulnerability and a stoic, defiant spirit.

Split-frame fashion campaign image for Songzio featuring a sleeping model beside an open book with tiny figures and a face surrounded by stars. Project

Songzio · Songzio SS25 Men's Campaign

Songzio’s SS25 men’s campaign frames the designer fashion collection through a series of surreal, theatrical tableaus. Captured by photographer Cho Gi-Seok, the series leans into cinematic and moody storytelling, blending high-contrast editorial photography with intricate VFX elements. The campaign features models Aldiyar Amangeldy, Gwonho Oh, Hyun Jun Kim, and Jeongjun Lee positioned within ethereal environments. These settings range from starry nocturnal backdrops and glowing constellation patterns to oversized botanical elements and textured monoliths. Stylistically, the work employs a blend of dramatic studio lighting, gritty textures, and warm, golden-hour tones. By incorporating artistic motifs and surrealist imagery, the campaign establishes a distinct, dreamlike atmosphere for the SS25 season.

Person in a long textured dark coat standing on a circular platform surrounded by angled metal rods in a dark studio. Project

Songzio · Songzio 26 Autumn Winter Campaign - ...

The Songzio 26 Autumn Winter campaign masterfully blends high-fashion editorial sensibilities with an industrial, avant-garde edge. Through a lens of moody, low-key lighting and cinematic depth, the campaign transforms the studio space into a sculptural environment, utilizing geometric metal rods, flowing fabric panels, and shattered glass to construct a sense of tension and architectural movement. Captured with expert precision by photographer Daniel Archer, the imagery highlights the complex tactile qualities of the collection, from voluminous mohair-like textures and plush faux furs to structured leather. The visuals rely on a deliberate, monochrome-leaning color palette that emphasizes sharp silhouettes and intricate layering. By incorporating techniques such as studio strobe lighting and intentional motion blur, the work achieves a kinetic, ghostly energy that balances static portraits with active, performative silhouettes. Central figures, including model Igor Kozlowski and entertainer Park Seonghwa, are positioned within this desaturated, minimalist landscape, allowing the technical craftsmanship of the garments to remain the primary focus. This campaign channels a raw, conceptual narrative, successfully situating Songzio within the upper echelons of luxury fashion through a striking interplay of light, shadow, and materiality. The result is a highly polished, atmospheric exploration of form that reads as both a commercial showcase and a piece of high-concept visual art.

Model in red lighting with black hat in the foreground and a second seated model surrounded by candles against a dark background Project

Songzio · Fall 2024 Ad Campaign

The Songzio Fall 2024 ad campaign is a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling, blurring the boundaries between high-end luxury fashion and fine art photography. Under the vision of creative director Jay Songzio and captured through the lens of photographer Cho Gi-Seok, the campaign leans into a dark, ritualistic aesthetic that feels both ancient and hyper-modern. The imagery utilizes a sophisticated blend of low-key chiaroscuro lighting and cinematic composition to frame models Hwan Meang and Jaewon Jung as archetypal figures moving through a dreamscape of fire, mist, and celestial symbolism. By incorporating surreal visual motifs—such as glowing crescent moons, flickering torches, and avian silhouettes—the project transcends traditional editorial minimalism, favoring a layered, conceptual approach that highlights the architectural precision of the garments. Techniques like double exposure, motion-blurred sequences, and the integration of practical live-action effects create a dynamic tension between the stillness of the studio environment and the chaotic energy of the pyrotechnics. This campaign successfully synthesizes structural sartorial elegance with an evocative, moody narrative, cementing the brand’s reputation for avant-garde design. The result is a visually arresting body of work that functions as much as a cinematic short as it does a traditional fashion lookbook, utilizing high-contrast tones and textured, atmospheric depth to redefine the luxury fashion house identity for the upcoming season.

Split view composition of a model posing on a giant crescent moon and another walking a tightrope against a starry night sky. Project

Songzio · Spring 2025 Ad Campaign

For its Spring 2025 ad campaign, luxury fashion house Songzio delivers a masterclass in celestial storytelling, blending avant-garde tailoring with a deep, mythic surrealism. Under the creative direction of Jay Songzio and the visionary team at CGS Studio, the campaign eschews traditional seasonal marketing in favor of an atmospheric, dreamlike narrative. Photographer Cho Giseok captures this vision through a series of cinematic compositions that feel like vignettes from a high-fashion fable. The visual language is defined by high-contrast lighting, intricate 3D renders, and a sophisticated sepia-toned monochromatic palette, allowing the structured silhouettes and layered garments to command attention against dark, star-dappled backdrops. By incorporating surrealist elements—from moss-covered hands and metallic star-shaped facial embellishments to ethereal butterfly motifs—the imagery leans into a highly stylized, conceptual identity. Models HyunJun Kim and Jiajun Zhan inhabit these worlds with a quiet, composed intensity that bridges the gap between folklore and modern luxury. With the expert styling of Jay Songzio and meticulous hair and makeup artistry by Suhyeon Jeon and Ryuna, the project utilizes live-action techniques alongside VFX to construct a world that feels simultaneously ancient and futuristic. This collection stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to artistic innovation, transforming traditional editorial portraiture into a profound exploration of identity, myth, and structural elegance.

A Black male model wearing a pale brimmed hat, patterned yellow neckerchief, and matching printed tank top against a dark backdrop. Project

Songzio · Backstage for SONGZIO S/S 25 Menswear Show

Photographer Su Shan Leong captures the meticulous detail of the SONGZIO Spring/Summer 2025 menswear runway collection in this editorial series. Documenting the backstage environment, the imagery examines the technical construction of the garments, from structured leather jackets to layered, painterly textiles. Utilizing a mix of flash and soft directional lighting, the series emphasizes the tactile nature of the fabric finishes and avant-garde silhouettes. The work highlights the intricate tailoring and headwear design against the functional backdrop of the production space.