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Featured U Repubblica projects
This week's top U Repubblica projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project U Repubblica · In Bloom
In Bloom is an expansive fashion editorial project for U Repubblica that explores the interplay of structured tailoring and layered textiles. The series juxtaposes clean, monochromatic studio portraiture with warm, naturalistic photography set against park greenery and classical architecture. Photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch and stylist Robbie Spencer anchor the aesthetic, focusing on intricate garment layering—combining pinstriped shirting, oversized trench coats, and dark leather with unexpected accessories like bow ties and flat caps. The execution shifts between high-contrast chiaroscuro lighting in the studio and soft, dappled natural light in the garden setting, emphasizing the sculptural quality of the wardrobe across every frame.
Project U Repubblica · Fix up
U Repubblica’s "Fix up" editorial presents a collection of menswear imagery that merges high-fashion styling with utilitarian automotive environments. Photographed by Lukas Wassmann with creative direction by Ben Kelway, the series moves through contrasting settings, from industrial garages to paved urban streets. The project features models Fernando Cabral and Long Li styled by Samia Giobellina. The visual execution utilizes a mix of raw flash lighting and natural daylight to emphasize textures, such as shearling-trimmed outerwear and leather ensembles, against metallic and concrete backdrops. The work is defined by its clean composition and editorial aesthetic.
Project U Repubblica · Downton - Chapter 1
Downton - Chapter 1 is a fashion editorial series for U Repubblica that explores structured menswear through a refined, cinematic lens. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing soft lighting and neutral, mottled backdrops to emphasize the sharp tailoring and tactile quality of the collection. Photographer Mathieu Rainaud captures the series with a focus on intimate portraiture and clean lines. The visual narrative is defined by intentional styling from Matteo Maggini, which pairs classic silhouettes with western-inspired accessories and layered textures. The production features hair styling by Simone Prusso and makeup by Serena Congiu, with set design by Alina Totaro, creating a cohesive, monochromatic editorial feel.
Project U Repubblica · Lennon Gallagher
U Repubblica features Lennon Gallagher in a series of intimate editorial portraits captured by photographer Paolo Di Lucente. The project explores a warm, grounded aesthetic, utilising natural light and an earthy palette to emphasize the textures of the apparel and the surrounding domestic interiors. Working with hair stylist Alessandro Rebecchi and makeup artist Chiara Guizzetti, the production leans into a raw, observational style. The imagery incorporates analogue film techniques to heighten the rich, tonal atmosphere across the collection of shots.
Project U Repubblica · Paris 16e
Paris 16e for U Repubblica presents a refined look at contemporary menswear, captured through an intimate and relaxed editorial lens. The series moves between classic interior settings and ornate architectural backdrops, emphasizing the texture and layering of the collection pieces. Photographer Winter Vandenbrink employs a mix of soft natural light and high-contrast, hard-light portraiture to shift between moody monochrome captures and warm, earth-toned visuals. The styling by Louise Ford emphasizes a fusion of structured tailoring—such as double-breasted blazers and button-down shirts—with casual staples like drawstring track pants, denim, and knitted cardigans. Casting by Nicolas Philippon and Piergiorgio Del Moro brings a candid energy to the frames, featuring models Henry Rank and Max Tate in various domestic and outdoor compositions.
Project U Repubblica · Thomas Ceccon
U Repubblica features Italian Olympic swimmer Thomas Ceccon in a series of editorial portraits that blend athletic identity with high-fashion sensibilities. Photographed by Tom Johnson with art direction from Ben Kelway, the campaign leans into natural light and a mix of gritty monochrome and warm, saturated palettes to frame the subject. Fashion styling by Giovanni Dario Laudicina balances structured tailoring with athletic accessories, including nods to Ceccon’s professional sport. With grooming provided by Paolo Soffiatti and Arianna Campa, the series captures the subject in both outdoor greenery and controlled studio settings, utilising techniques like chiaroscuro and high-speed freeze photography to define the narrative.
Project U Repubblica · Don't Walk
U Repubblica presents Don't Walk, a fashion editorial series that captures tailored silhouettes through a sharp, high-angle perspective. The project focuses on structured menswear, featuring pinstripe and tweed suits styled by Pau Avia to emphasise a formal, clean aesthetic. Photographer Reto Schmid frames the subjects against urban surfaces, utilising warm natural light to cast deep shadows and define the textures of the garments. Hair stylist Jacob Kajrup provides a distinctive visual counterpoint to the tailoring, incorporating vibrant hair colours and precise cuts. The series highlights movement and composition in a street-level environment.
Project U Repubblica · Gsundheit
Gsundheit is a fashion editorial series for U Repubblica that explores the interplay between rural landscape and contemporary design. Across a sequence of portraits, the project leans into earthy textures and vivid color blocking, placing subjects against alpine meadows, rustic timber interiors, and surreal sculptural forms. The styling highlights a tactile contrast between technical nylon puffers, heavy knitwear, and vintage-inspired leather trousers. Captured under natural light, the series emphasizes the physicality of its subjects within their environments. By juxtaposing organic settings—such as mountain slopes and dairy pastures—with structured, vibrant garments, the project emphasizes a raw aesthetic. The result is a series of editorial images that balance traditional portraiture with playful, unexpected styling details.
Project U Repubblica · Nevermind
Nevermind is a fashion editorial campaign for U Repubblica that explores structured silhouettes and layered textures. Captured in a clean studio environment, the series utilizes directional lighting to emphasize the interplay of neutral tones and sculptural garment shapes. Photographer Pavel Kharatian leads the visual execution, collaborating with stylist Yumna Mirza to develop a range of contemporary looks that mix traditional tailoring with utilitarian elements. The editorial features models LV Yifan and Matej Diblik, with additional creative contributions from hair stylist Alessandro Rebecchi and makeup artist Chiara Guizzetti.
Project U Repubblica · Performance
Performance is a fashion editorial series for U Repubblica that explores structured tailoring through a minimalist lens. The project captures a series of studio portraits that highlight the interplay between soft, directional lighting and clean, seamless backgrounds. The styling emphasizes tactile contrast, featuring oversized garments, textured fabrics, and unexpected color palettes in the accessories. By utilizing a mix of monochrome and natural light photography, the series focuses on the silhouette and posture of the subject within a controlled, theatrical studio space.
Project U Repubblica · Sosta Vietata
U Repubblica presents Sosta Vietata, an editorial fashion project featuring model Youssef Rocha. The imagery captures a contemporary aesthetic, blending sharp portraiture with outdoor styling. Photographer Maxime Froge captures the collection through an editorial lens, utilizing soft natural light to emphasize the varied fabric textures, from open-knit sweaters to refined accessories. Fashion editor and stylist Yumna Mirza coordinates the look, complemented by hair styling from Alessandro Rebecchi and makeup by Chiara Guizzetti. Casting was overseen by Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Project U Repubblica · 10 A.M.
U Repubblica presents 10 A.M., a fashion editorial series that captures an intimate, candid perspective on modern tailoring and casual apparel. Photographed by Daniyel Lowden, the series channels a relaxed atmosphere, blending domestic interiors with clean studio setups to showcase a range of textured knitwear, layered shirting, and pastel-hued suiting. Art direction by Ben Kelway maintains a minimalist aesthetic throughout the project. The project relies on soft natural light and subtle, earthy palettes to highlight the tactile qualities of the clothing. With styling by Giovanni Dario Laudicina and Ricky van Gils, the imagery features model Trystan Ricketts in varied, introspective poses. The production incorporates analogue film techniques and gritty highlights, providing a tactile, editorial finish to the diverse wardrobe compositions.
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