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Featured The Attico projects
This week's top The Attico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project The Attico · 'Beachwear' Summer 2026 Ad Campaign
For The Attico Beachwear Summer 2026 ad campaign, creative directors Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini orchestrate a visual journey that seamlessly blends high-fashion editorial polish with the candid, sun-drenched ease of an Italian coastal escape. Photographer Maxime La masterfully leans into the stark, high-contrast aesthetics of natural light, capturing models like Adele Aldighieri against a backdrop of rugged Mediterranean rock formations, ancient stucco architecture, and vibrant, authentic street-level settings. The imagery channels a distinct cinematic editorial sensibility, oscillating between sharp, macro-focused product shots of chunky platform sandals and evocative, lifestyle-driven scenes that highlight the tactile quality of crochet knits and bold tiger-stripe patterns. By balancing the sleek, sculptural lines of metallic swimwear with the gritty, weathered textures of urban alleys and coastal stone, the campaign establishes a sophisticated tension. The production benefits from the expert hand of stylist Georgia Pendlebury, while the hair artistry of Manuel Sunda and makeup by Fabrizio Pacetti refine the wet-look, sun-drenched aesthetic that defines the collection. Each frame functions as a study in contrast, where vibrant accessories like yellow mesh totes and geometric sunglasses pop against the raw, organic environment, resulting in a cohesive, evocative narrative that feels both aspirational and inherently grounded in the lived experience of summer.
Project The Attico · The Attico 2026 beachwear collection
The Attico 2026 beachwear collection campaign is a masterclass in contrasting the sleek, high-octane polish of luxury fashion with the raw, untamed textures of the Mediterranean. Captured by photographer Maxime La with precise fashion styling by Georgia Pendlebury, the campaign leans into a cinematic, editorial aesthetic that feels both voyeuristic and highly curated. Featuring model Adele Aldighieri, the visuals seamlessly bridge the gap between high-fashion sophistication and a candid, sun-drenched lifestyle. From volcanic rock faces and weathered stone colonnades to quiet, gingham-clad restaurant settings, the imagery utilizes dramatic natural light to emphasize the interplay between the collection's metallic, reflective fabrics and the rugged surfaces of the urban and coastal environment. Designers Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini anchor the collection in a bold, unapologetic visual language, characterized by high-cut silhouettes, zebra-print platform sandals, and vivid color-blocking. The project expertly utilizes various techniques, including high-contrast flash photography and fluid, editorial lifestyle composition, to capture a modern vacation mood. By framing the models within ancient architectural arches or against the stark geometry of industrial shutters, the campaign creates a tension between the garments' deliberate modernity and the timeless, earthy backdrop. This is a vivid exploration of summer escapism that feels rooted in authentic, unposed moments while maintaining the sharp, aspirational edge expected of a premier luxury fashion house.
Project The Attico · THE ATTICO BEACHWEAR 25'
The Attico presents its Beachwear 25 collection through a series of sun-drenched editorial portraits. Photographed by Purienne, the campaign follows model Jenn du Puy across arid coastal landscapes and sandy shorelines, anchoring the collection in a relaxed, warm-toned aesthetic. The project leans into a nostalgic mood, utilising analogue film and natural light to capture the texture of the garments against organic settings. The imagery features a distinct golden hour warmth, highlighting the patterns and vibrant colour gradients throughout the collection.
Project The Attico · The Attico F/W 2024 Lookbook
The Attico’s F/W 2024 lookbook presents a dialogue between rigid architectural forms and the organic, raw energy of the coastline. Photographed by Vito Fernicola, the campaign features model Karolin Wolter navigating both stark, minimalist interiors and rugged, cavernous environments that lean into a gritty, nocturnal aesthetic. The visual narrative relies on high-contrast flash and crisp natural light to accentuate tactile surfaces, from plush shearling and sequined mesh to weathered rock. Fashion editor and stylist Georgia Pendlebury curates a wardrobe of sharp tailoring, asymmetric silhouettes, and vibrant color-blocked accessories, underscored by hair styling from Kalle Eklund and makeup by Anthony Preel. The collection, designed by Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, is captured through editorial techniques that blend monochrome compositions with saturated, earthy tones.
Project The Attico · The Attico F/W 2025 Lookbook
The Attico’s Fall/Winter 2025 lookbook serves as a raw, editorial exploration of modern tailoring and bold silhouette play. Captured by photographer Vito Fernicola, the imagery utilizes high-contrast natural light and stark urban environments to ground the collection’s heavy textures and metallic accents. Model Natasha Poly serves as the central figure, navigating architectural backdrops that range from industrial concrete to vibrant, monochromatic surfaces. The project features fashion direction from Georgia Pendlebury, whose styling leans into the brand’s signature sharp aesthetic through the use of leather trench coats, voluminous fur, and sheer layering. The technical approach emphasizes a clean, analogue-influenced visual language, utilizing deep shadows and gritty composition to elevate the lookbook beyond traditional catalogs. Key creative support includes hair styling by Laurent Philippon and makeup artistry by Siddhartha Simone, with casting led by Piergiorgio Del Moro. The collection was designed by Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini.
Project The Attico · ‘Closer’ special Valentine’s day
The Attico presents ‘Closer,’ a fashion campaign developed for Valentine’s Day. The imagery focuses on intimate portraiture, featuring model Flor Mayer in a series of close-up, minimal compositions. Photographer Mathieu Rainaud utilizes soft, directional natural light and a clean studio environment to emphasize the tactile nature of the subjects. The project leans into an editorial aesthetic, highlighted by distinct styling choices that frame the connection between the figures.
Project The Attico · The Attico S/S 25
The Attico’s S/S 25 campaign captures a precise, graphic aesthetic through a series of studio-based editorials. Designed by Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, the collection emphasizes sculptural silhouettes, tactile fabric contrasts, and dramatic tailoring. Photographed by Sharna Osborne with fashion styling by Georgia Pendlebury, the imagery utilizes a minimalist backdrop palette to elevate the intricate textures of lace, feathers, and structured leather. The series features models including Linda Llaro and Vanessa Pompucci, with hair by Marco Braca and makeup by Jury Schiavi. Utilizing clean, natural light and a mix of desaturated and bold color blocks, the campaign focuses on the structural design language of the garments. The project leans into a polished, contemporary editorial style, highlighting accessories and precise garment construction through dynamic posing and graphic framing.
Project The Attico · The Attico F/W 26 Lookbook
For The Attico F/W 26 lookbook, photographer Kévin Drelon and fashion stylist Georgia Pendlebury craft a visual narrative that leans into the brand's signature tension between raw, urban edge and refined luxury. Through a series of high-fashion editorial portraits, the campaign highlights the collection’s intricate interplay of contrasting materials, from voluminous feather trims and shaggy faux fur to sleek patent leather and delicate lace. The imagery, featuring model Tanya Churbanova, maintains a disciplined aesthetic that favors clean, minimalist backdrops—be it the raw texture of a distressed plaster wall or the stark precision of a studio strobe environment. By utilizing both natural light and controlled studio setups, the lookbook captures the sophisticated silhouettes and shredded, layered hemlines that define the season. The compositions are intentionally focused, allowing the tactile quality of the garments, such as complex denim panels and ornate lace overlays, to take center stage. Through a lens of editorial minimalism, the project elevates the everyday ensemble into a study of form, texture, and movement. Each frame serves as a testament to the brand’s ability to anchor avant-garde detailing within a grounded, modern wardrobe, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that perfectly articulates the evolution of The Attico’s distinct, layered visual identity.
Project The Attico · "Infinite Variety" Fall 2023 Ad Campaign
For their Fall 2023 campaign, Infinite Variety, The Attico delivers a masterclass in textural luxury and structural minimalism. Under the creative direction of Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, the campaign leans into a sharp, high-contrast aesthetic that feels both cinematic and rooted in traditional fashion editorial. Photographer Vito Fernicola captures a diverse range of silhouettes, oscillating between the raw, atmospheric beauty of brutalist architecture and the stark, surgical precision of a studio strobe environment. The visuals are defined by a recurring motif of a sleek, chin-length bob, which serves as a grounding element amidst a chaotic play of materials—think shimmering chainmail, tactile feathers, polished leather, and bold leopard-print knits. With art direction from Louis Burguet and expert styling by Emmanuelle Alt, the project successfully bridges the gap between commercial appeal and avant-garde artistry. The styling, elevated by Benjamin Muller’s hair work and Ana Takahashi’s makeup, emphasizes the interplay between oversized tailoring and intricate, body-conscious cutouts. By utilizing high-key lighting to highlight complex fabrications against neutral, minimalist backdrops, the campaign channels a sophisticated, modern narrative. This imagery does not merely showcase apparel; it constructs a world where industrial geometry meets high-fashion fluidity, proving that even the most varied collections can find cohesion through a singular, uncompromising vision.
Project The Attico · Fall 2024 'Bags' Ad Campaign
The Fall 2024 campaign for The Attico serves as a masterclass in modern fashion editorial, seamlessly blending high-end accessory design with surrealist art direction. Under the vision of creative directors Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, the collection takes center stage through a series of striking visual narratives that prioritize texture and unexpected juxtaposition. Captured with precision by photographer Theo Liu, the images feature model Gabbriette Bechtel moving through spaces punctuated by large-scale, whimsical sculptures—ranging from glossy ants and giant pears to dark bronze seals. The photography leans into a mix of crisp natural light and calculated studio strobe techniques, creating an atmosphere that feels both grounded and dreamlike. Stylist Georgia Pendlebury creates a deliberate tension between the sleek, metallic finishes of the handbags and the tactile, voluminous nature of the apparel, while set designer Manon Everhard builds an environment where brutalist architecture meets playful, oversized art. Whether the model is mid-leap against a concrete facade or posing with a high-contrast zebra-print bag, the imagery remains rooted in editorial minimalism. This campaign successfully moves beyond standard product photography, instead presenting the bags as essential, sculptural components within a larger, highly curated aesthetic world that champions both fluid movement and sharp, geometric design.
Project The Attico · Fall 2024 Ad Campaign
For The Attico Fall 2024 campaign, creative directors Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini lean into an aesthetic of raw, urban sophistication that feels both immediate and timeless. Captured through the lens of photographer Winter Vandenbrink, the imagery masterfully translates high-fashion luxury into the gritty rhythm of a city environment. Stylist Georgia Pendlebury curates a series of ensembles—ranging from textured leather jackets and sequined skirts to slouchy suede boots—that thrive under the harsh, directional play of natural light. By utilizing street-style photography as a foundation, the project avoids the sterility of a studio, opting instead for a dynamic portrait of movement against backdrops of subway tiles, crosswalks, and weathered stone. The editorial focus is anchored by an emphasis on tactile surfaces, where the grainy finish of suede and the structured lines of leather handbags become central characters alongside the models. This, combined with a deliberate lifestyle approach, creates a narrative where the clothing feels lived-in and authentic rather than purely performative. Through the strategic use of sharp contrast and depth of field, the campaign successfully bridges the gap between high-end design and everyday grit. It is a masterclass in modern fashion storytelling, proving that true luxury is best realized when it is allowed to exist in the real world.
Project The Attico · Floor 01
The Attico’s Floor 01 campaign is a fashion editorial series defined by a minimalist aesthetic and a high-key visual approach. Captured by photographer Jet Swan, the imagery highlights the collection’s structural details within a stark, geometric white studio environment. Featuring model Evgenia Nirka, the project leans into clean, sharp compositional angles. With fashion styling by Georgia Pendlebury, the collection is presented through a series of dynamic poses that emphasize both the form of the garments and the architectural setting. The use of soft, natural light enhances the textures of the apparel while maintaining a polished, contemporary feel throughout the editorial.
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