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Featured Viktoria & Woods projects

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

Model walking outdoors wearing a pink satin matching set and holding a dark handbag along a paved street Project

Viktoria & Woods · Aura

Aura is a comprehensive fashion campaign for Viktoria & Woods that leans into the juxtaposition of high-end tailoring and raw, industrial environments. Captured by photographer Darren Mcdonald, the editorial series explores modern silhouettes through a lens of clean, natural light, utilizing urban textures—ranging from corrugated metal and weathered stone to industrial paneling—to ground the collection. Fashion styling by Karla Clarke prioritizes sharp lines and varied material weights, pairing structured blazers and utility-inspired pieces with soft satins and ribbed knits. The imagery maintains a contemplative, observational tone, supported by hair styling from Daren Borthwick and make-up by Nadine Monley that highlights the garments' natural drape and textural details. The project employs a refined color palette, oscillating between monochrome minimalism and warm, earthy tones to emphasize the collection's contemporary aesthetic.

Model wearing a black turtleneck sweater and black headband against a vibrant red background. Project

Viktoria & Woods · Iridescence

Viktoria & Woods’ Iridescence campaign leans into contemporary minimalism, framing the brand's seasonal collection against a series of stark, architectural backdrops. Shot by photographer Darren Mcdonald, the editorial work prioritizes sharp tailoring and varied material textures—ranging from ribbed knitwear and leather to structured denim—within cool, urban environments and clean studio spaces. With fashion styling by Karla Clarke, the series maintains a cohesive visual language through vertical compositions and soft, directional lighting. Hair styling by Michele McQuillan and make-up by Anne Timper complement the collection’s refined aesthetic, grounding the project in a polished, editorial look that emphasizes both the garments' silhouettes and the geometric interplay of the set design.