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Featured Alexis Mabille projects
This week's top Alexis Mabille projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Alexis Mabille · Alexis Mabille Fall 2024 Couture Lookbook
The Alexis Mabille Fall 2024 Couture lookbook presents a focused study on architectural tailoring and fabric fluidity. Captured by photographer Marcel Nestler, the collection features model Lydia Waldrop in a series of studio portraits that emphasize the intricate construction of the garments. The editorial series centers on the interplay between structured silhouettes—ranging from tailored coat-dresses to voluminous ballgowns—and the soft, lustrous textures of silk, satin, and lace. Utilising minimalist studio settings and warm, diffused lighting, the visuals highlight the monochromatic palettes and ornate details like sweeping trains, button-front bodices, and sculpted necklines inherent to the couture designs.
Project Alexis Mabille · Alexis Mabille Spring/Summer 2025 Ready To Wear Lookbook
The Alexis Mabille Spring/Summer 2025 Ready-To-Wear lookbook captures a collection defined by architectural tailoring and fluid silhouettes. Photographed by Marcel Nestler, the series centers on model Marija Zezelj, presenting a range of evening gowns, structured coats, and versatile dresses within a minimalist studio environment. The execution relies on soft, diffused lighting and neutral gradient backgrounds to draw focus to the garment construction. Techniques like clean, editorial framing emphasize the texture of fabrics—from lustrous satins and metallic gold weaves to intricate lace detailing. The imagery channels a refined aesthetic, highlighting the interaction between voluminous sleeves, sharp collars, and sweeping hemlines.
Project Alexis Mabille · Alexis Mabille Haute Couture Spring 2025
The Alexis Mabille Haute Couture Spring 2025 collection presents a refined exploration of architectural tailoring and dramatic textile movement. Captured through a clean, editorial lens, the series leans into the interplay between rigid structural elements—such as sculpted collars and sweeping lapels—and the fluid, voluminous drape of satin, tulle, and feather-embellished gowns. Each frame utilizes soft, directional lighting against neutral grey backdrops to emphasize the collection’s intricate construction and beadwork. Photographed by Marcel Nestler, the campaign features a diverse ensemble including Berenice Bejo and Dita Von Teese. The aesthetic is defined by its polished, high-fashion sensibility, integrating hair styling by Beppe D'Elia and manicures by Isabelle Pain to ground the elaborate silhouettes in a contemporary editorial style.
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