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Featured Wolford projects

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

Model Amina Seck posing in a strapless hot pink dress, white sunglasses, and layered pearl choker against a pink backdrop. Project

Wolford · Think Pink: Amina Seck for Wolford

Wolford’s Think Pink campaign highlights the brand's latest collection through a series of high-contrast fashion editorials. Featuring model Amina Seck, the imagery centers on a monochromatic and high-saturation color palette that leans heavily into vivid magentas and crimsons. The work utilizes a studio environment defined by grid-tiled surfaces and sharp, directional lighting to create a graphic aesthetic. Photographed by Giovanni Mocchetti, the campaign balances a playful approach to styling with structured, commercial framing. The collection pieces, including lace lingerie, bodysuits, and hosiery, are captured with a glossy finish that emphasizes garment texture against bold backgrounds. The visual execution relies on saturated colors and hard light techniques to maintain a consistent, energetic tone across all portraits.

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Wolford · Dir. Paola Kudacki

Model Ayla Murray with short dark hair in profile leaning against a white wall wearing a black slip top and long grey arm warmers. Project

N21, Wolford · Spring 2023 Ad Campaign

The Spring 2023 ad campaign for the collaboration between luxury fashion houses Nº21 and Wolford is a masterclass in editorial minimalism. Through a series of stark, black-and-white portraits, photographer Sergei Antonov captures the structural elegance of the collection, leaning into a high-contrast aesthetic that emphasizes the tactile nature of the garments. With creative direction from Augusto Arduini and Nº21’s Alessandro Dell’Acqua, the campaign strips away excess to focus on the interplay between form, shadow, and silhouette. The imagery utilizes a mix of studio strobe and natural light to elevate the textures of sheer tights, intricate lace, and dense tailoring, creating a graphic, polished narrative that feels both timeless and sharp. Stylist Elodie David Touboul plays with monochromatic layering, while Paolo Soffiati’s textured, short-cropped hair styling and Luciano Chiarello’s precise makeup choices ground the models in a clean, contemplative atmosphere. By incorporating elements of low-key chiaroscuro lighting and intricate shadow play, the campaign successfully highlights the hybrid nature of the collaboration—blending Wolford’s technical hosiery expertise with the distinct, romantic edge of Nº21. The result is a series of portraits that feel like a direct dialogue between the garment and the skin, utilizing the high-key, high-contrast studio environment to force a singular focus on the collection’s sophisticated geometry and material depth.

Three female models wearing black bodysuits with a large black draped fabric against a light stone wall. Project

Wolford · Wolford 75th Anniversary Campaign

Wolford marks its 75th anniversary with an editorial fashion campaign that captures the brand's heritage through a sculptural lens. Photographed by Camila Falquez, the series features models including Elisabetta Dessy, set against a stark, cracked stone backdrop. The imagery focuses on the interplay between form-fitting silhouettes and expansive, sheer textiles. Guided by a clean, vertical composition and warm, directional lighting, the campaign leans into a minimalist aesthetic. Makeup artists Giulio Panciera and Mónica Marmo highlight the polished textures of the bodysuits, grounding the editorial visuals in a sense of refined, long-standing craft.