Akris

Akris · AKRIS FW26

The Akris FW26 collection project offers a masterclass in monochrome minimalism, blending the raw, tactile intimacy of backstage documentation with the calculated precision of high-fashion portraiture. Captured through the lens of photographer Mila Forte, the campaign leans into an editorial sensibility that prioritizes sculptural silhouettes and the rich, complex materiality of winter outerwear. By utilizing a stark, high-key white backdrop, the imagery isolates the collection’s structural integrity, allowing the dense textures of braided velvet, heavy knits, and voluminous fur to command the viewer’s attention. The visual narrative channels a sense of motion and fleeting elegance, frequently incorporating intentional motion blur and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to elevate simple garment studies into cinematic vignettes. Whether showcasing the sleek geometry of a metallic-finished jacket or the intricate fringe detailing on a floor-length skirt, the work maintains a rigorous focus on form. The integration of 35mm analogue film aesthetics provides a tangible, authentic depth that complements the project's sophisticated, unadorned aesthetic. This portfolio piece stands as a testament to the power of negative space and clean composition, effectively positioning the Akris FW26 pieces as timeless, essential artifacts of modern luxury fashion. Every frame serves to celebrate the interplay between delicate human form and the robust, architectural quality of the fabrics, resulting in a cohesive, rhythmic experience that feels both candid and curated.

Akris · Akris F/W 2025 Campaign

Akris · Akris SS24 Backstage

Akris presents its Spring/Summer 2024 collection through a series of backstage and runway captures. Photographed by Nick Soland, the editorial imagery documents the final preparations and runway presentation, centering on the clean lines and intricate textile work of designer Albert Kriemler. The aesthetic leans into a minimalist editorial style, utilizing soft light and clean compositions to highlight the garment details. The collection is complemented by hair styling from Guido Palau, featuring graphic hair clips, and makeup artistry by Diane Kendal. The imagery also documents the show's set installation—a recurring motif of suspended poppy forms—captured with a sharp focus on layered, graphic shadows. The project offers an observational view of the runway environment, balancing high-end fashion focus with backstage reportage.

Akris · Akris Summer Pre-Fall 2025

Akris presents its Summer Pre-Fall 2025 collection through a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Gökhan Yorgancı. The campaign highlights the brand's focus on sophisticated tailoring and fluid silhouettes, set against neutral, architectural backdrops that emphasize clean lines and structural detail. The imagery employs both soft and hard natural light to create a warm, minimalist aesthetic. Models Celic Dorig and Emmanuelle Lacou showcase key pieces from the collection, with hair styling by Alessia Bonotto.

Akris · Akris FW24 Backstage

Captured by photographer Nick Soland, the Akris FW24 Backstage series documents the intricate details of the latest collection. The project highlights the brand’s focus on structured silhouettes, featuring model Mingyi Tang in pieces that emphasize architectural tailoring and ombré gradient textures. With creative input from designer Albert Kriemler and styling by Spela Lenarcic, the editorial imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic. The production benefits from the expertise of hair stylist Guido Palau and makeup artist Diane Kendal, whose contributions ground the editorial-focused portraits in a clean, desaturated visual palette.

Akris · AKRIS FW24

Akris presents its Fall/Winter 2024 collection, a series of editorial images that highlight the season’s focus on complex textures and structured tailoring. Photographed by Bon Parinya Wongwannawat, the campaign features monochromatic ensembles, ranging from heavy, fringed knitwear to leather blazers and sharp, tailored coats. The work leans into a raw, industrial aesthetic, contrasting sophisticated apparel against weathered, distressed concrete backdrops. With its clean composition and use of natural light, the imagery emphasises the tactile quality of the wools and leathers. The collection is captured with an analogue film aesthetic that preserves an earthy, desaturated palette.