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Featured 16Arlington projects
This week's top 16Arlington projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington Bambola 2026 Campaign
The 16Arlington Bambola 2026 campaign captures a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the interplay between form, silhouette, and tactile texture. By utilizing a soft, monochromatic pale pink backdrop, the creative team centers the narrative on the collection’s intricate details, from the delicate lace trim of pajama-inspired sets to the architectural paneling of sheer slip dresses. Photographer Dale Cutts leans into high-key lighting and precise studio strobe techniques to create a clean, minimalist aesthetic that feels both airy and intentional. Under the guidance of Art Director Emmanuel O'Brien, the campaign channels a sophisticated, editorial tone that elevates standard commercial imagery into something far more evocative. Movement Director Meshach Henry plays a pivotal role here, coaching model Cala Moragas to inhabit dynamic, sculptural poses that breathe life into the garments, while Fashion Editor Vanessa Reid curates a styling narrative that highlights the subtle elegance of sheer stockings and delicate fabrics. This collaboration serves as a definitive look for the brand, prioritizing a refined visual language where the studio atmosphere acts as a canvas for the clothing itself. By balancing movement with the deliberate stillness of the composition, the Bambola 2026 campaign reinforces 16Arlington as a powerhouse of contemporary design, blending high-fashion sensibilities with a strictly focused, polished editorial perspective.
Project 16Arlington · Fall 2023 Ad Campaign
For the 16Arlington Fall 2023 campaign, creative director Marco Capaldo masterfully strips back the noise to focus on the interplay between tactile luxury and silhouette. Captured through the lens of photographer Hanna Moon, this series of portraits functions as a study in editorial minimalism, leaning into a stark, refined visual language that elevates the label's latest ready-to-wear offerings. The imagery, frequently utilizing high-key lighting to achieve a pristine, shadowless quality, positions model Louise Robert as the centerpiece of a narrative built on texture. From the juxtaposition of sheer, crystal-embellished fabrics against structured crocodile-embossed leather to the soft movement of feather trims, every frame invites a tactile engagement with the collection. With styling by Georgia Pendlebury, the campaign deftly balances commercial appeal with an elevated aesthetic, further refined by the precise hair artistry of Kiyoko Odo and the nuanced makeup application of Ana Takahashi. The use of studio strobe techniques ensures that every detail, from the shimmer of a rhinestone bodice to the depth of the dark, minimalist backdrops, remains sharp and deliberate. By maintaining a cohesive, portrait-heavy focus, the campaign underscores the brand's identity as a powerhouse within the luxury fashion houses sphere, offering a campaign that feels both timeless and pointedly modern in its execution.
Project 16Arlington · Spring Summer 26 lookbook
The 16Arlington Spring Summer 26 lookbook presents a collection defined by textural contrast and sculptural silhouettes. Captured through the lens of photographer Annemarie Kuus, the editorial series explores the interplay between tactile outerwear and refined detailing. Art directed by Emmanuel O'Brien, the imagery maintains a minimalist focus, placing model Anne Floor Wetemans against clean, neutral backdrops to emphasize the materiality of the garments. The collection showcases heavy, fluffy coats juxtaposed with delicate sheer fabrics, crystal embellishments, and feather trims. Stylist Vanessa Reid orchestrates the visual narrative, ensuring the focus remains on the structural integrity of the tailoring. The lookbook, featuring grooming by hair stylist Kim Rance and makeup artist Rebecca Wordingham, leverages soft studio and natural light to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of the season.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington x Antony Price
The 16Arlington x Antony Price campaign highlights a collaborative collection through high-key editorial portraiture. The imagery explores sharp tailoring and sculptural silhouettes, utilizing a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic to focus on the intricate textures of leather, satin, and feather embellishments. Shot by photographer Dale Cutts, the series features creative direction from Marco Capaldo and Antony Price. The compositions rely on consistent typographic framing and a pristine white seamless backdrop to unify the diverse evening wear, ranging from structured leather tailoring to metallic sequin gowns. The campaign employs a clinical, high-contrast lighting style to emphasize the interplay between form and fabric.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington Spring Summer 2026
The Spring Summer 2026 collection from 16Arlington, under the creative direction of Marco Capaldo, is documented through a series of editorial studio portraits. The lookbook highlights tailored silhouettes, incorporating distinct textures such as feathered clusters and sequined fringe. Photographer Charlotte Stouvenot captures the collection against minimal, clean backdrops. Fashion stylist Vanessa Reid pairs structured jackets and wide-leg trousers with detailed accessories, including embellished leather totes and pointed-toe stiletto pumps, maintaining a consistent use of soft light throughout the series.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington SS25 Looks
The 16Arlington SS25 collection lookbook presents a clean, editorial approach to the label's latest designs. Photographed by Marius Uhlig, the imagery focuses on texture and structure through a series of studio portraits featuring models Edie Campbell, Enya Davis, and Yasmin Wijnaldum. Fashion styling is led by Julia Sarr-Jamois, with hair styling by Sam McKnight and makeup by Lauren Parsons. The production leans into a refined aesthetic, utilizing soft, directional lighting and neutral backdrops to emphasize the tactile qualities of the garments.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington AW24 Lookbook
The 16Arlington AW24 lookbook presents a focused exploration of silhouette and tactile contrast within the luxury fashion sector. Photographed by Marius Uhlig, the editorial series employs a minimalist studio approach, using clean, neutral backdrops and soft, diffused natural light to centre the viewer's attention on the collection's architectural tailoring and intricate materiality. Creative direction by designer Marco Capaldo is realised through a sharp curation of textures, juxtaposing smooth tailoring against voluminous, fuzzy knits, silver fringe, and sheer textiles. The styling by fashion editor Julia Sarr-Jamois further defines this visual language, balancing structural garments with deliberate, expressive accessories. The production was supported by hair styling from Sam McKnight and makeup by Lauren Parsons, ensuring a cohesive and polished aesthetic across the campaign.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington F/W 25 Lookbook
The 16Arlington F/W 25 lookbook presents a focused exploration of the collection's sculptural silhouettes and high-end textiles. Captured in a minimalist studio environment against neutral grey backdrops, the editorial work prioritizes the interplay between structured garments and clean, directional lighting. Photographer Ethan James Green leads the visual execution, supported by art direction from Emmanuel O'Brien and fashion direction by Dara. The series showcases the brand's latest designs, including textured fleece, structured black ensembles, and voluminous sequin skirts, modeled by Caroline Trentini and Yasmin Wijnaldum. Hair styling by Evanie Frausto and makeup by Yumi Lee anchor the polished aesthetic, maintaining a consistent focus on the garment's craftsmanship throughout the lookbook.
Project 16Arlington · 16Arlington S/S 2025 Campaign
The 16Arlington Spring/Summer 2025 campaign features model Jean Campbell in a series of editorial portraits captured by photographers Sean and Seng. The imagery leans into a low-key chiaroscuro aesthetic, utilising dramatic lighting to emphasise textural contrasts within the collection’s pieces. Fashion editing and styling by Harry Lambert anchors the visuals, with hair by Sam McKnight and makeup by Lauren Parsons defining the clean, focused look. The campaign, designed by Marco Capaldo with casting by Rosie Vogel and nails by Sylvie Macmillan, presents the seasonal collection against minimalist dark backgrounds to highlight the movement and layering of the garments.
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