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Featured 3.1 Phillip Lim projects
This week's top 3.1 Phillip Lim projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · Spring 2025 Collection
The 3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2025 collection features an urban editorial campaign captured by photographer Rasaan Wyzard. The imagery centers on model Aliz Menyhert, showcasing a light-wash denim ensemble that integrates utilitarian details like cropped sleeveless vests and zippered wide-leg jeans. Set against the backdrop of city architecture, the production utilizes hard light and clean compositions to frame the collection within an everyday metropolitan environment. The series emphasizes structural silhouettes through direct natural light, resulting in a consistent aesthetic across the portraits and full-length shots.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · SPRING 2027 READY-TO-WEAR
3.1 Phillip Lim presents the Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection through a series of editorial images that blend contemporary tailoring with rustic, agricultural-inspired set design. Photographed by Willy Lukaitis, the collection highlights a range of textures—from structured denim and zip-up jackets to gingham patterns and soft layered knits—captured against minimal white studio backdrops. The production features creative direction and styling by Amy Mach, who pairs the collection's refined silhouettes with contrasting accessories like woven totes and gardening-style gloves. The visual language relies on clean studio lighting and vertical compositions, incorporating props such as hay bales, turf grass, and tools to ground the fashion in a surreal, pastoral context. Lex Peckham fronts the imagery, with makeup artistry provided by Marco Castro and set design by Miles Bettinelli. The editorial series emphasizes the intricate details of the apparel, including designer contributions from Michelle Rhee.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Spring 2025
The 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Spring 2025 collection campaign showcases a contemporary dialogue between structured luxury tailoring and raw industrial surroundings. Photographed by Charlotte Swinburn, the series channels a refined aesthetic that leans into tactile contrast, pairing intricate fringe, botanical prints, and delicate lace with minimalist architectural concrete and neutral studio settings. Featuring model Nadine Kirilova, the editorial work focuses on clean, vertical compositions that highlight the seasonal evolution of the label’s design language. The visual narrative relies on natural light to ground the styling—managed by Erol Karadağ on hair and Allie Smith on makeup—while maintaining a sense of intentional, effortless precision throughout.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Spring 2025
3.1 Phillip Lim presents its Pre-Spring 2025 collection through a series of editorial portraits. Photographed by Rasaan Wyzard, the campaign captures a relaxed, candid atmosphere onboard a ferry, focusing on the textured layers of the new collection. The imagery leans into a clean, vertical composition illuminated by natural light. By utilizing the interior of a ferry cabin, the project provides a grounded context for the designer fashion pieces, blending structured silhouettes with casual environments.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · F/W 25 COLLECTION
The 3.1 Phillip Lim Fall/Winter 2025 collection lookbook presents a study in layering and tactile construction. Photographed and styled by Rasaan Wyzard, the editorial series leans into a grounded, autumnal palette, setting the garments against mottled crimson and charcoal grey painted studio backdrops. Featuring models Celic Dorig and Krini Hernandez, the imagery emphasizes the interplay of textures, contrasting sheer burnout florals and delicate knitwear with structured denim, tweed, and heavy wool outerwear. The styling incorporates natural elements—moss, earth, and dried botanical arrangements—to anchor the collection’s raw, organic aesthetic. Professional hair styling by Erol Karadağ and makeup artistry by Miguel Ramos complete the clean, polished studio presentation. The editorial uses soft, directional lighting to highlight the intricate tailoring and seasonal layering throughout.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Spring 2026 Lookbook
The 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Spring 2026 lookbook presents a polished exploration of layered textures and utility-inspired design. Photographer and stylist Rasaan Wyzard captures the collection against a neutral, minimalist grey studio backdrop, utilising soft, directional lighting to define the silhouettes. The visual language leans into a refined editorial aesthetic, highlighting the juxtaposition of structured denim, delicate lace, and sequin embellishments. Throughout the series, the styling emphasises versatility, layering knitwear and button-downs with cargo-style trousers and asymmetrical skirts. Key contributions include hair by Yuhi Kim and makeup by Rei Tajima, who maintain a clean, understated focus that allows the varied fabric textures to take centre stage. The collection is brought to life by models Jules Zaczek and Shwayeh Cooke, who embody the modern, utilitarian spirit of the season through a series of composed, professional portraits.
Project 3.1 Phillip Lim · 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Fall 2025
The 3.1 Phillip Lim Pre-Fall 2025 collection campaign features a series of editorial portraits that explore structured tailoring and layered garment textures. Captured by photographer Rasaan Wyzard, the series leans into a warm, nostalgic aesthetic, often incorporating visible film borders and analogue film characteristics to create an intimate, atmospheric mood. Model Jiashan Liu appears throughout the lookbook, styled against dark, mottled studio backdrops that emphasize the collection's earthy colour palette and intricate detailing. The production features hair styling by Pablo Kuemin and makeup by Ai Yokomizo, both of whom lean into a polished, natural look that complements the raw, moody lighting of the compositions.
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