WARDROBE.NYC
Featured WARDROBE.NYC projects
This week's top WARDROBE.NYC projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project WARDROBE.NYC · WARDROBE.NYC SS26 Content shoot
WARDROBE.NYC continues to refine its signature aesthetic of purposeful minimalism with the SS26 content shoot, a campaign that masterfully balances architectural precision with effortless luxury. Captured through the lens of photographer and fashion editor Christine Centenera, the imagery leans into a soft, high-key palette that allows the brand's monochromatic layering to take center stage. Each frame operates as an exercise in editorial restraint, featuring model Emilia Ebeling navigating a bright, minimalist interior where chevron-patterned wooden flooring and classic molding provide a sophisticated, tactile backdrop. The styling highlights a complex play of textures, from semi-sheer fabrics to structured tailoring, as seen in the deliberate combination of jackets draped over layered skirts and trousers. By utilizing soft natural light to wash over the pale yellow and cream tones of the collection, the shoot channels an elevated, timeless quality inherent to the WARDROBE.NYC identity. With casting direction by Arthur Méjean, the project serves as a compelling study in contemporary luxury fashion, proving that when the focus remains strictly on silhouette and form, the result is both commanding and understated. This series ultimately captures the essence of a modern wardrobe, emphasizing clean lines and sophisticated proportion that speak directly to the discerning sensibilities of the fashion industry today.
Project WARDROBE.NYC · WARDROBE.NYC Release 16 DRILL
WARDROBE.NYC explores utilitarian tailoring and minimalist silhouettes in Release 16 DRILL. The campaign captures a series of structured ensembles, featuring cargo-inspired utility jackets, cropped trenches, and sharp separates that emphasize clean lines and earthy textures. Photographed by Bibi Cornejo Borthwick, the editorial work centres on model Kiki Willems. The imagery utilizes soft, natural light and neutral backdrops to highlight the craftsmanship of the collection. Creative execution includes styling by Christine Centenera, with casting directed by Bert Martirosyan.
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