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Featured The Row projects
This week's top The Row projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project The Row · The Row Summer 2026 Menswear Collection
The Row continues its mastery of quiet luxury with the unveiling of the Summer 2026 Menswear collection, a series that reinforces the brand's commitment to understated elegance and structural precision. Through the lens of photographer Mark Kean, the campaign eschews seasonal trends in favor of timeless tailoring, presenting a curated vision of modern masculinity. The imagery, which leans into editorial minimalism, highlights the interplay between form and fabric through sharp, clean lines and thoughtful layering. Models Aleksandr Gordeev, Clement Chabernaud, Malick Bodian, Sebastian Warschow, and Thomas Riguelle embody this restrained aesthetic, standing against stark, architectural backdrops that allow the garments to command full attention. With fashion styling by Brian Molloy, the collection features long, neutral-toned trench coats and sophisticated blazer pairings, emphasizing the tactile quality of the textiles. By utilizing natural light and deliberate, low-key lighting techniques, the portraits capture the subtle textures of the clothing while maintaining an intimate, direct connection with the viewer. Designed by Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, this seasonal offering reaffirms The Row's position at the vanguard of the luxury menswear industry, proving that impactful creative production requires nothing more than intentional composition, expert tailoring, and an unwavering adherence to a clean, monochromatic visual language that elevates the wearer without ever needing to shout for attention.
Project The Row · The Row Spring 2026
The Row Spring 2026 collection presents a study in refined minimalism and relaxed proportions. Captured by photographer Mark Kean, the campaign leans into an understated aesthetic, utilizing soft, directional lighting to highlight fine knit textures, sculptural tailoring, and a muted, desaturated colour palette. Creative direction by Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel provides a consistent, clean visual language across the series. The editorial portraits, styled by Brian Molloy, focus on classic silhouettes and deliberate layering. Set against neutral, seamless studio backdrops, the execution emphasizes clean lines and geometric composure. The project features a diverse cast including Malick Bodian, Julia Nobis, Caitlin Soetendal, Pierrick Grégoire, and Annemary Aderibigbe, with hair by Jimmy Paul, makeup by Dick Page, and set design by Julia Wagner. The work maintains a cohesive, editorial feel through the use of analogue film techniques.
Project The Row · The Row Fall 2025 Women's Collection
The Row Fall 2025 Women's Collection campaign is a study in minimalist structure and tactile luxury. Photographed by Mark Borthwick, the series emphasizes sharp tailoring and layered silhouettes set against a stark, seamless studio backdrop. Creative directors Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel guide the aesthetic, utilizing soft, natural light and occasional analogue film effects to highlight the collection's rich wools and structured leather accessories. The editorial approach relies on clean composition, allowing the drape of the garments and the precise layering to define the visual narrative. Fashion styling by Brian Molloy complements the collection’s focus on clean lines and a neutral palette. The campaign features models including Lina Zhang, Selena Forrest, and Julia Nobis, whose poised presence reinforces the brand's understated elegance. Hair styling by Jimmy Paul and makeup by Lucia Pica complete the look with an emphasis on soft, refined finishes.
Project The Row · The Row F/W 25.26 Men's Lookbook
The Row presents its F/W 25.26 men's collection through a series of editorial portraits that emphasise relaxed tailoring and tactile knitwear. Photographed by Mark Borthwick, the lookbook maintains a consistent, minimalist aesthetic across the entire collection. Creative directors Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel guide the visual tone, utilising natural light and clean studio backgrounds to highlight the classic proportions of the garments. Styling by Brian Molloy focuses on monochromatic layering and understated silhouettes, further refined by the hair styling of Jimmy Paul and makeup by Lucia Pica. The production features models Leo Cremer and Pascal Thulin, with casting by Ashley Brokaw.
Project The Row · The Row Winter 2026 Campaign
The Row presents its Winter 2026 campaign, an editorial fashion series featuring model Gemma Ward. The imagery maintains a clean, minimalist aesthetic, captured through a crisp vertical lens. Photographer David Sims anchors the project, supported by creative direction from Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel. Fashion editor Brian Molloy provides the styling, while hair stylist Duffy and makeup artist Yadim round out the production team for this seasonal collection release.
Project The Row · Menville Polo Fall 2026
The Row presents the Menville Polo Fall 2026 collection, a menswear campaign focused on clean, minimalist tailoring. Featuring model Naoki Sumiya, the series utilizes a neutral studio environment and soft lighting to highlight the drape and texture of the garments. The imagery relies on editorial framing to emphasize the silhouettes of layered knitwear and structured suiting. Photographed by Philippine Chaumont and Agathe Zaerpour, the campaign benefits from the creative direction of Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel. Fashion styling is provided by Ewa Kluczenko, with hair by Ramona Eschbach and makeup by Lucia Pica.
Project The Row · The row FALL 2026 lookbook
For the Fall 2026 collection, The Row continues to refine its signature language of quiet luxury, delivering a lookbook that prioritizes architectural precision and tactile depth. Photographers Philippine Chaumont and Agathe Zaerpour capture the collection with a deliberate, restrained eye, leaning into the brand's penchant for editorial minimalism. Across these portraits, the visuals emphasize the interplay between structured outerwear and fluid silhouettes, as seen in the deliberate pairing of tailored tuxedo jackets with wide-leg trousers. The project leans heavily into a monochromatic aesthetic, utilizing studio strobe lighting to flatten the space and draw the viewer’s focus entirely toward the materiality of heavy wools, textured knits, and fine corduroy. Creative vision from designers Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen remains evident in the subtle layering and precise tailoring, while stylist Brian Molloy ensures each ensemble feels curated and effortless. Complementing this, makeup artist Lucia Pica and hair stylist Ramona Eschbach opt for a natural, understated beauty approach that prevents any distraction from the garment's form. By utilizing a neutral grey backdrop, the lookbook maintains a consistent, professional lifestyle tone that channels the brand's sophisticated DNA. This collection functions as an exploration of timeless garments, where the intersection of natural light and controlled studio environments allows the architectural cuts to command attention, reinforcing The Row's position as a definitive voice in the contemporary fashion industry.
Project The Row · Fall 2026 Womenswear and Menswear Co ...
The Row continues its masterclass in understated elegance with the Fall 2026 Womenswear and Menswear collection, a season that defines the current luxury fashion landscape through the lens of quiet precision. Designers Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen refine their signature architectural silhouettes, presenting a wardrobe where the complexity lies entirely in the weight and drape of the textiles. Captured by photographer Antoine Seiter, the campaign leans into a stark, intellectual minimalism that allows the garment construction to remain the protagonist. The imagery utilizes soft natural light and the subtle interplay of studio strobe to accentuate the deep, autumnal palette of charcoal, black, and rich brown corduroy. Working alongside fashion editor Brian Molloy, the project favors a raw, unadorned beauty aesthetic, characterized by the intentional simplicity of the styling. Hair stylist Jimmy Paul and makeup artist Dick Page contribute to the project’s cohesive editorial feel, ensuring the focus remains on the authentic texture of the materials and the human form. By stripping away extraneous detail, this editorial portrait series reaffirms the house's dedication to elevated basics. With casting by Ashley Brokaw, the campaign reads as an intimate study of modern luxury, balancing rigorous tailoring with a relaxed, lived-in sensibility that bridges the gap between structured runway formality and everyday sophisticated wearability.
Project The Row · The Row Summer 26 Womenswear Campaign
The Row Summer 26 womenswear campaign arrives with a clinical, almost architectural precision that defines the modern luxury fashion landscape. By leaning into an editorial minimalism that eschews the superfluous, the project captures the quiet power inherent in high-end garment construction. Through the lens of photographer Chris Rhodes and the collaborative creative direction of Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel, the imagery channels a rigorous focus on form, texture, and light. Each composition is anchored by a stark, high-key aesthetic that forces the eye toward the fluid silhouettes and sophisticated material integrity of the collection. The styling, meticulously curated by Brian Molloy, pairs structured beige coats and voluminous white tops with precise, sleek hair styling by Guido Palau and a subtle, refined beauty look from Pat McGrath. Utilizing a blend of soft natural light and controlled studio strobe techniques, the campaign frames the models against neutral backdrops to emphasize the clean lines of the design house. It is an exercise in restraint where the interplay of shadow and negative space speaks louder than overt branding. By maintaining this consistent, ultra-refined language, the campaign solidifies the brand's identity as a bastion of timeless, sculptural attire, proving that in the world of luxury, true impact is found in the deliberate removal of the unnecessary to reveal the essential beauty of the garment.
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