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Featured Acne Studios projects

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

Ellie Rowsell seated against floral wallpaper wearing an unbuttoned blue shirt and dark glossy jeans for Acne Studios. Project

Acne Studios · Fall 2026 Ad Campaign

The Acne Studios Fall 2026 campaign leans into an atmospheric, raw aesthetic, captured through the distinct lens of photographer Nan Goldin. Under the creative direction of Jonny Johansson, the series centres on a diverse cast including Juliette Lewis, Ellie Rowsell, and Guinevere Van Seenus, set against weathered, highly tactile interiors. Featuring distressed denim-on-denim looks styled by Robbie Spencer, the imagery makes extensive use of chiaroscuro lighting and moody, vintage-inspired backdrops, ranging from peeling plaster to deep velvet textiles. Techniques including directional flash and soft, diffused natural light accentuate the project's grounded, candid tone. With set design by Matt Jackson and grooming contributions from hair stylist Jimmy Paul and makeup artist Christian Fritzenwanker, the campaign maintains a consistent editorial focus on texture and composition.

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Acne Studios · Fall / Winter 2022 Menswear Campaign

Acne Studios presents its Fall / Winter 2022 Menswear campaign, a project capturing a solitary figure navigating a sculptural, stone-heavy landscape. The work highlights architectural forms through a documentary approach, set against a backdrop of textured concrete and lush greenery. Produced by Partner Films Paris, the campaign employs a distinctive lo-fi analogue film aesthetic. By utilizing natural light and organic color grading, the imagery leans into a tactile, earthy visual language that emphasizes the collection's presence within its environment.

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Acne Studios · Fall / Winter 2022 Menswear Campaign

Acne Studios presents its Fall/Winter 2022 menswear campaign, a cinematic exploration of style set within a lush, wooded landscape. The project features an elderly subject traversing a natural environment populated by ornate stone and concrete sculptures. Produced by Partner Films London, the campaign utilizes a grainy, nostalgic aesthetic achieved through Super 8 and 16mm film techniques. The visuals emphasize a tactile quality, juxtaposing organic textures against whimsical architectural elements in natural light.

Lena Hardt holding a black leather backpack overhead in a black bodysuit, tights, and pointed heels against a grey studio backdrop. Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios AW25

Acne Studios presents its AW25 collection through a series of editorial portraits that lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Photographed by Teresa Ciocia, the project features model Lena Hardt captured in a controlled studio setting against a neutral, grey seamless backdrop. The compositions utilise soft light to emphasize the structural details of the garments and accessories. The collection visuals highlight a focus on silhouettes, showcasing tailored bodysuits paired with semi-sheer hosiery and pointed-toe heels. Styling by Anthony Turner offers a slicked-back look, complemented by natural makeup artistry from Karin Westerlund. The imagery includes focused shots of seasonal accessories, including structured leather bags and sculptural metallic accents.

Model in a purple slip dress and knee-high textured boots holding a black handbag against a grey studio background Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios F/W 25 Lookbook

Acne Studios presents its Fall/Winter 2025 lookbook, a high-fashion editorial series capturing the brand's latest collection. Shot by photographer Jordan Hemingway, the imagery utilizes a minimalist studio setting to highlight the texture and tailoring of the new seasonal pieces. The project features fashion styling by Léopold Duchemin, with set design by Polly Philp. Utilizing a blend of soft directional light and hard light techniques, the lookbook captures a clean, contemporary aesthetic that emphasises the structural details of the garments. The production includes appearances by models Apolline Rocco Fohrer and Canlan Wang.

Model wearing a light blue collared shirt, neck scarf, and jeans against a blue striped backdrop Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios S/S 26 Men's Lookbook

Acne Studios presents its Spring/Summer 2026 men's lookbook, showcasing a collection that leans into vibrant color blocking and eclectic garment pairings. The imagery follows a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing crisp studio lighting to highlight the textures of distressed denim, silk-like shirts, and structured leather accessories. Photographed by Teresa Ciocia, the series features model Akito Mizutani in a sequence of tailored and layered ensembles. The production integrates fashion styling by Léopold Duchemin, with hair by Tom Wright and makeup by Regina Törnwall, resulting in a polished and cohesive visual identity for the seasonal release.

Model wearing a vibrant green cutout dress and sunglasses against a plain white background with bold typography Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios S/S 24 Collection

The Acne Studios Spring/Summer 24 collection campaign presents a series of studio-based portraits that highlight the seasonal silhouettes through a minimalist aesthetic. Captured against a seamless white background, the visuals emphasize texture and vibrant color palettes, ranging from monochromatic leather sets to draped, structured garments. Photographer Thomas Lohr collaborated with designer Jonny Johansson to frame the collection with an editorial focus, utilizing clean studio lighting and bold overlaid typography. The production features styling by Léopold Duchemin, with hair by Gary Gill and makeup by Karin Westerlund. The images serve as a focused lookbook for the season's contemporary designs.

Model wearing a cropped turtleneck sweater and brown leather skirt against a white studio background with text overlay. Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios AW24/25 Collection

Acne Studios presents their AW24/25 collection through a series of fashion editorials and commercial product shots. The campaign leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, placing focus on the tactile textures of ribbed knitwear, structured leather, and denim outerwear. Photographed by Thomas Lohr, the visuals utilize bright, even lighting against seamless white backgrounds to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and metallic hardware. Styling by Léopold Duchemin reinforces this sharp, monochromatic approach to the collection, with key contributions from hair stylist Gary Gill, makeup artist Karin Westerlund, and casting director Julia Lange.

Model wearing a black leather trench coat over a light shirt and holding a large dark leather travel bag in a studio setting Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios F/W 26 Women's Lookbook

Acne Studios presents the F/W 26 Women's Lookbook, a collection that merges contemporary tailoring with textured, layered knitwear and leather outerwear. Photographed by Romain Duquesne, the editorial project showcases a deliberate mix of structured silhouettes and tactile fabrics set against domestic, minimalist environments. The imagery captures a refined aesthetic, utilizing clean lines and soft, natural light to emphasize the movement and material depth of each garment. Fashion editor Tamara Rothstein oversees the styling, which introduces patterns and unconventional pairings—from oversized blazers to intricate graphic midi skirts. Hair styling by Anthony Turner and makeup by Inge Grognard complete the look, drawing on a palette that oscillates between earthy tones and vibrant highlights. The project benefits from casting by Evagria Sergeeva and Piergiorgio Del Moro, featuring models Laura Rudd and Sephora Ele.

Fatou Kebbeh models an oversized burgundy utility jacket with an upturned leather collar in the Acne Studios FW26 campaign. Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios Fall Winter 2026

Acne Studios continues to define the intersection of utility and high-concept luxury with their Fall Winter 2026 campaign, a collection that masterfully leans into the tension between structured architectural forms and intimate personal expression. Captured through the sharp, precise lens of photographer Julien Martinez Leclerc, these portraits trade traditional seasonal theatricality for a disciplined approach to editorial portraiture. By utilizing consistent studio strobe lighting against a muted, neutral gray backdrop, the campaign allows the intricate textures of waxed utility jackets, heavy leather bags, and refined silk accessories to command the frame. This project functions as an exploration of individual character as much as a seasonal lookbook, with fashion editor and stylist Tamara Rothstein grounding the collection in a grounded, wearable reality. Through the meticulous work of hair stylist Tom Wright and makeup artist Thom Walker, the imagery highlights a clean, modern aesthetic that feels both accessible and distinctly elevated. Casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro brings a focused energy to the visual narrative, which is further bolstered by set designer Jabez Bartlett, whose subtle geometric structures add a layer of depth without distracting from the models. This campaign is a masterclass in modern fashion branding, proving that the most resonant luxury storytelling often thrives within the quiet, composed boundaries of studio photography, placing the garment and the subject at the very heart of the conversation.

Model with styled short brown hair wearing a plaid jacket and carrying an oversized yellow leather bag over her shoulder. Project

Acne Studios · Acne Women’s AW26 Lookbook

Acne Studios continues to define the intersection of utility and high-concept design with their latest AW26 lookbook. This editorial fashion campaign leans into a grounded, tactile aesthetic that prioritizes volume and texture, perfectly capturing the brand's penchant for reinventing classic silhouettes. Captured through the lens of photographer Julien Martinez Leclerc, the series utilizes precise studio strobe lighting to emphasize the interplay between rich materials like suede, leather, and fuzzy knitwear against a minimalist, mottled grey backdrop. The styling by Tamara Rothstein is instrumental in this visual narrative, curating oversized cardigans, structured handbags, and geometric statement jewelry that feel both contemporary and enduring. Working in tandem with set designer Jabez Bartlett, the production team crafts a neutral, controlled environment that forces the eye to focus on the intricate layering and color-blocked patterns of the collection. With clean hair styling by Tom Wright and polished makeup by Thom Walker, the portraits of model Kris Krystal resonate with a quiet, modern confidence. This project exemplifies how luxury fashion houses can leverage traditional portraiture to create a compelling lifestyle dialogue, balancing the sharpness of angular furniture and crisp tailoring with the softness of warm, autumnal tones. By stripping away extraneous distractions, the lookbook highlights the sculptural quality of the garments, resulting in a cohesive, refined aesthetic that feels distinctly grounded in the contemporary fashion zeitgeist.

Model Pavlo Stinyk wearing a blue shirt, brown vest, and pinstripe trousers carrying a bag for Acne Studios. Project

Acne Studios · Acne Studios S/S 27 Men's Lookbook

Acne Studios continues to push the boundaries of contemporary menswear with its Spring/Summer 2027 lookbook, a masterclass in modern styling that expertly navigates the intersection of editorial minimalism and everyday wearability. Captured through the lens of photographers Anuschka Blommers and Niels Schumm, the collection channels a deliberate play on texture and silhouette, juxtaposing rugged denim and glossy leather against soft, cable-knit sweaters and tailored trousers. Under the precise eye of fashion editor and stylist Robbie Spencer, each look serves as a study in layered complexity, where vibrant pops of emerald green and saturated red interrupt a foundation of neutral tones and muted yellow gradients. The execution leans into a clean, gallery-like aesthetic, utilizing both studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the sharp tailoring and intentional proportions that define the brand's identity. With grooming contributions from hair stylist Claire Grech and makeup artist Anthony Preel, the campaign maintains a polished, composed energy. Featuring talent like Pavlo Stinyk, the project brings a sense of refined confidence to the forefront, balancing high-fashion aspirations with a grounded, commercial sensibility. By blending classic wardrobe staples with eclectic embellishments and modern accessories, the lookbook highlights Acne Studios as a leader in creating wearable art that remains both accessible and conceptually rigorous.