Vivienne Westwood
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Featured Vivienne Westwood projects
This week's top Vivienne Westwood projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vivienne Westwood · Vivienne Westwood Xmas Campaign
The Vivienne Westwood Xmas Campaign features a collection of editorial portraits that blend high-fashion tailoring with avant-garde studio aesthetics. Photographer Felix Cooper captures an eclectic mix of textures, from metallic reflective surfaces to rustic hay bales and ornate interior elements, creating a series of visuals that lean into a playful, maximalist energy. The execution centers on British designer tailoring, juxtaposed against graphic ornamental props and vintage winter sportswear. The project features set design by Rory Mullen, who defines the environment through raw timber scaffolding and custom graphic cutouts. The hair styling by Kim Rance and makeup artistry by Lauren Reynolds provide a refined finish to the campaign, ensuring the portraits remain focused on the interplay between heritage fashion and contemporary studio lighting. Casting was managed by Nachum Shonn.
Project Vivienne Westwood · Vivienne Westwood Spring-Summer 2026 Collection
The Vivienne Westwood Spring-Summer 2026 collection campaign presents a rigorous study in tailoring and structural contrast. Captured by photographer Bella Newman and styled by Sabina Schreder, the editorial series leans into minimalist, clean aesthetics, set against a backdrop of classical architectural moulding and ornate interior details. The collection spans a breadth of silhouettes, from fluid, asymmetrical draping and oversized suiting to structured utility pieces and vibrant, illustrative graphic prints. By balancing soft, directional ambient lighting with sharp flash photography, the imagery emphasises the tactile quality of the garments—highlighting everything from heavy knits and crisp shirting to intricate leather accessories. Featuring models Siquan Wang and Valentin Humbroich, alongside casting direction by Liz Goldson, the series maintains a consistent visual rhythm across a series of domestic, white-walled environments, utilising techniques that range from soft, natural light to raw, analogue film.
Project Vivienne Westwood · The Vivienne Westwood 2026 Bridal Couture collection
Vivienne Westwood unveils the 2026 Bridal Couture collection, an editorial series captured by photographer Jessica Madavo within the dense, textured environment of a fashion atelier. The project highlights the house's signature corseted silhouettes through a mix of ivory and blush gowns, set against the industrial backdrop of fabric archives. The collection leans into a layered aesthetic, focusing on the tactile quality of draped textiles and intricate bodice construction. With hair styling by Soichi Inagaki and makeup by Porsche Poon, the imagery grounds the high-fashion gowns in a raw, studio-centric atmosphere featuring model Vivienne Rohner. The campaign maintains a monochromatic and warm visual narrative throughout.
Project Vivienne Westwood · Vivienne Westwood F/W 24 Lookbook
The Vivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2024 lookbook presents an intricate exploration of the brand's signature tailoring and avant-garde proportions. Captured by photographer William Waterworth, the collection oscillates between raw, earthly outdoor environments and highly controlled studio settings. The project leans into a dramatic low-key chiaroscuro technique to emphasize the rich fabrications, including tartan, heavy wool blends, and structured leather. Throughout the editorial, the imagery showcases an interplay between heritage-inspired silhouettes and deconstructed design elements, brought to life through the styling of Blake Henderson and Grace Sinnott. Set design by Sally Finnigan and Daisy Azis creates a cohesive atmosphere, rooting the collection in both classic and rustic aesthetics.
Project Vivienne Westwood · Vivienne Westwood F/W 2025 Campaign
The Vivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2025 campaign presents a series of portraits captured by photographer Juergen Teller under the creative direction of Dovile Drizyte. The fashion imagery leans into a raw, unvarnished aesthetic, utilizing direct flash lighting and a recurring circular backdrop to frame the collection's tailoring and utility-focused outerwear. Styling by Sabina Schreder leans into the brand’s signature juxtaposition of patterns and structured silhouettes. The campaign features models Alesya Kaf, Alton Mason, Bethany Nagy, Sakua Kambong, Sasha Wodniy, and Yasmin Wijnaldum in a minimalist studio environment. The technical execution incorporates a gritty, grainy film texture, grounding the editorial visuals in an analogue feel.
Project Vivienne Westwood · Vivienne Westwood 2025 Sun Collection
Vivienne Westwood introduces the 2025 Sun Collection through a focused series of fashion portraits. The campaign highlights the latest eyewear designs, pairing bold, detailed frames with the brand’s signature styling, including structured apparel and classic jewelry pieces. Photographer Anton Gottlob captures model Cristina Jugo across a selection of minimalist frames. The editorial aesthetic leans into a clean, studio-led composition that prioritizes the geometric details of the glasses while maintaining a consistent neutral backdrop.
Project Vivienne Westwood · Vivienne Westwood A/W 25 Collection
The Vivienne Westwood A/W 25 collection campaign leans into an intimate, documentary aesthetic, presenting the latest designs within a series of minimalist interior settings. Photographed by Pavel Golik and styled by Sabina Schreder, the imagery captures the raw and tactile nature of the garments—ranging from structured tailoring and plaid coats to layered tulle gowns—against an understated backdrop of neutral walls and unmade beds. Technically refined with a clean, editorial look, the project prioritizes natural light to accentuate fabric depth and form. The visual narrative is supported by hair styling from Charlie Le Mindu and makeup by Lisa Michalik, with casting led by Liz Goldson and manicure work by Alex Feller. Featuring models Ama Okolo, Kaplan Hani, Mohammed Banze, Sasha Wodniy, and Vera Vollebregt, the series functions as both a lookbook and a showcase of the brand's contemporary design direction.
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