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This week's top WWD projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project WWD · Rick Owens Men's SS27 BOH
The Rick Owens Men's SS27 BOH collection for WWD stands as a masterclass in architectural avant-garde menswear, pushing the boundaries of luxury fashion houses through a lens of moody, industrial refinement. Captured by photographer Fran Gomez de Villaboa, the campaign utilizes a sophisticated blend of natural light and high-key chiaroscuro to emphasize the sculptural volume of the garments. The project thrives on a dramatic, editorial aesthetic, where the juxtaposition of raw concrete backdrops and intricate, avant-garde makeup by Daniel Sallstrom creates a tension between the organic and the synthetic. Hair stylist Duffy contributes to this vision with bold, multi-textured styling that perfectly complements the collection's complex silhouettes—ranging from oversized, puffer-inspired bombers to precise, geometric technical outerwear. Casting director Angus Munro brings together a diverse ensemble of models, including Kelechi Noah and Muhammad Fadel Lo, who embody the somber, cinematic energy inherent in the pieces. Through a mix of lifestyle portraiture and tight, detail-oriented shots, the project highlights the interplay between material contrast and structural design. Each image reads as a deliberate study in form, from the sharp lines of monochromatic technical fabric to the fluid movement of knitwear, solidified by a stark, minimalist color palette. This collection not only defines the seasonal direction for the house but also cements a compelling dialogue between high-fashion storytelling and the rugged, unyielding nature of its brutalist influences.
Project WWD · TAKING SHAPE
TAKING SHAPE is a fashion editorial series produced for WWD. The project features model Debra Shaw captured in a sequence of minimalist studio portraits that emphasize architectural silhouettes and avant-garde garment design. The execution relies on high-contrast and directional studio lighting to articulate the textures of sculptural gowns, intricate embroidery, and metallic textiles. Photographed by Alex Black with fashion styling by Alex Badia, the work leans into clean, minimalist aesthetics across all compositions. Creative contributions include hair styling by Yumiko Hikage, makeup by Jennifer Le Corre, and casting by Jussi Vuorenlehto. The project utilizes editorial and vertical formats to present these structured fashion looks.
Project WWD · Modern Times
WWD's 'Modern Times' editorial features a sharp exploration of contemporary menswear, captured through the lens of photographer Andrés Jaña. The series highlights meticulous tailoring and layered textures, balancing heavy leathers, denim, and fine pinstripes against minimalist studio backdrops. The editorial employs chiaroscuro and soft, natural light to elevate the subject’s silhouette, leaning into clean, retro-modern aesthetics. Fashion editor Alex Badia curates the styling, which emphasizes structure and detail through varied accessories, ranging from classic timepieces to bold eyewear. The project benefits from hair styling by Kiyonori Sudo and casting direction by Troy Westwood, with model Max Vespa serving as the primary subject across the series. The work integrates still life photography, utilizing clean, editorial framing to emphasize tactile surfaces and material depth.
Project WWD · WWD Weekend May 2025 Cover
WWD Weekend features actor Ana de Armas in its May 2025 cover story, captured in a series of editorial portraits. The project spans both studio and location settings, utilizing soft light and natural light to frame the subject. Photographer Matthew Sprout and fashion editor Alex Badia anchor the production, showcasing a range of structured tailoring and draped silhouettes. The imagery maintains a clean, minimalist aesthetic through high-key lighting and consistent styling, with hair by Jenny Cho, makeup by Mélanie Inglessis, and manicures by Naomi Yasuda.
Project WWD · Office View
For their 'Office View' feature, WWD presents a series of editorial spreads and still-life compositions that merge high-fashion tailoring with the stark, graphic environment of the modern workplace. Photographed by Caroline Tompkins and styled by Alex Badia, the project centers on designer eyewear, placing luxury frames within the context of corporate architecture and everyday breakroom ephemera. The imagery utilizes a clean, minimalist aesthetic, alternating between high-contrast hard light and soft, diffused studio lighting. Models Brunon Kaminski and Erika Barletta navigate a corporate tableau, pairing sharp black suits and pinstripe blazers with sculptural sunglasses. Featuring casting by Bronson Vajda, the project balances formal desk portraits with playful still-life setups that integrate optical designs into a landscape of office stationery, tech peripherals, and urban architectural reflections.
Project WWD · Gucci Special
WWD presents a luxury fashion editorial for its Gucci Special project, captured by photographer Adam Katz Sinding. The series channels a refined, mid-century aesthetic, set against rich wood-paneled interiors and dramatic equestrian bas-relief sculpture. Through a lens of polished editorial photography, the imagery highlights the textures of archival-inspired monogram canvas and structured luggage, paired with vibrant tailoring. Featuring designs by Demna, the shoot stars models Emma Koch and Mariacarla Boscono. The execution leans into warm, directional lighting to accentuate the detailed brass hardware and layered textiles of the collection, with production by Justin Gerbino.
Project WWD · WWD Weekend September 2025 Cover
WWD Weekend features actor Keri Russell on the cover of its September 2025 issue. The editorial portrait captures a composed, minimalist aesthetic, with the subject styled by Alex Badia in a structured grey coat and textured black dress. Photographer Myrthe Giesbers employs soft, diffused lighting against a neutral grey seamless backdrop, leaning into a desaturated palette. The cover story features hair styling by Anthony Campbell and makeup by Tine Turnbow.
Project WWD · WWD Weekend Fall's Best
WWD Weekend Fall's Best is a fashion editorial series capturing the season's sculptural silhouettes and high-texture textiles. The project leans into a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic, employing soft, directional lighting to highlight intricate garment details ranging from ornate metallic embellishments to layered leather and lace. Photographer Myrthe Giesbers and stylist Alex Badia explore a moody, high-fashion narrative through a mix of desaturated color and monochrome analogue-inspired portraiture. The series features model Nataly Vieira, with hair by Ledora Francis, makeup by Sena Murahashi, and casting by Bronson Vajda. The execution relies on a restrained color palette and mirror-play compositions to emphasize form and tactile materiality.
Project WWD · Beauty Inc
WWD presents Beauty Inc, a series of editorial portraits that explore minimalist aesthetic codes within the beauty industry. Photographed by Ricardo Beas, the project centers on model Jesi Evans, utilizing high-contrast chiaroscuro lighting and a saturated red palette to achieve a graphic visual impact. The execution relies on controlled studio lighting to define structured silhouettes and clean, sharp lines. With fashion styling by Alex Badia, hair styling by Chika Nishiyama, and makeup by Akiko Owada, the imagery balances dramatic shadow play with precise, minimal details.
Project WWD · Chicago Prep
WWD presents Chicago Prep, an editorial feature exploring classic menswear aesthetics set against a bustling urban backdrop. The session features model Sergio Perdomo, who displays a layered look pairing striped button-down shirting with polka-dot accessories and structured tailoring. With fashion editing and styling by Alex Badia, the project leans into a lifestyle documentary style. The imagery relies on natural light to emphasize the textures of the apparel, capturing a distinct look within the fashion sector.
Project WWD · Summer in the City
WWD presents Summer in the City, a fashion editorial project that captures a contemporary urban aesthetic. Photographed by Alana Ocano with fashion styling by Alex Badia, the series leans into cinematic portraiture and structural composition to frame model Celine Vivod against various city landscapes. Featuring hair styling by Kenta Koda and casting by Bronson Vajda, the imagery utilizes natural light and tactile textures to accentuate the collection of garments. The work employs monochrome, retro, and analogue film techniques to maintain a consistent visual narrative throughout the editorial.
Project WWD · Direct Effect
WWD presents Direct Effect, a beauty editorial project focused on precise, sculptural aesthetics. Photographed by Caleb & Gladys, the series highlights detailed cosmetic applications through a macro lens, utilizing clean, soft directional light to emphasize skin texture and structured facial features. The visuals feature model Cristina Jugo, with hair styling by Ben Jones and makeup by Sandy Nicha. The portraits lean into a minimalist aesthetic, incorporating a wet-look hair style and metallic cosmetic accents set against neutral, gradient backgrounds. The project explores visual distortion and clarity through the use of magnifying elements.
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