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Featured beaufille projects
This week's top beaufille projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project beaufille · Resort 26
Beaufille presents its Resort 26 collection through a series of editorial portraits that emphasize structural tailoring and clean, minimalist silhouettes. Photographed by Sarah Blais, the imagery utilizes a neutral studio environment to foreground the collection’s focus on sharp lines and textural variety. Featuring model Laura Rylands, the campaign explores a disciplined aesthetic, incorporating soft light and direct flash to highlight details such as metallic hardware, crystal embellishments, and intricate garment construction. The project is rounded out by styling from Monika Tatalovic, with hair by Moe Mukai and casting direction by Emilie Åström, maintaining a cohesive and polished visual language throughout the lookbook.
Project beaufille · BEAUFILLE PRE-FALL 25
Beaufille presents its Pre-Fall 25 collection through a series of editorial portraits that explore the interplay between sharp, architectural tailoring and delicate textile detailing. Photographer Sarah Blais captures the collection against a mix of minimalist studio environments and urban balcony settings, utilizing natural light to emphasize the structured silhouettes and rich material contrasts. Fashion styling by Monika Tatalovic grounds the visual narrative in a polished, contemporary aesthetic. Model Tanya Churbanova displays the range, which pairs heavy blazers and leather outerwear with intricate lace accents and translucent accessories. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial look, defined by consistent vertical compositions and a focus on tactile elements.
Project beaufille · Beaufille S/S 26 Campaign
The Beaufille S/S 26 campaign captures a sophisticated interplay between structured tailoring and delicate ornamentation, grounding the brand's luxury fashion house identity in a sharp, graphic aesthetic. Through the lens of photographer Sarah Blais, the collection is brought to life via a series of striking portraits that lean into editorial minimalism. The imagery utilizes high-contrast palettes and clean, purposeful compositions to highlight the juxtaposition of oversized black blazers against intricate lace textures and white collars. Styled by Monika Tatalovic, the campaign masterfully integrates modern accessories, such as translucent wraparound sunglasses and fringe-accented leather gloves, to create a forward-thinking visual narrative. Whether employing bright natural light to define silhouettes or studio strobe to emphasize the precision of garment lines, the series maintains a consistent focus on tactile detail and refined posture. By layering voluminous sleeves and sharp, stiff fabrications with the softened edges of lace appliqué, the work reads as a study in contemporary elegance. The result is a cohesive, high-fashion portraiture series that prioritizes shape and material over distraction, cementing Beaufille's reputation for elevated, detail-oriented design. The campaign effortlessly balances the austerity of studio backgrounds with the human element of its subjects, ultimately showcasing the versatility of the S/S 26 pieces through an evocative and technically precise stylistic lens.
Project beaufille · Beaufille Pre Fall 2024
The Beaufille Pre Fall 2024 collection editorial, captured by photographer Sarah Blais, highlights a fusion of structural tailoring and delicate, tactile detailing. The series features model Julie Hoomans posed against minimalist architectural backdrops and clean, neutral studio environments. The imagery emphasizes the interplay between sharp silhouettes and openwork lace, using soft, natural light to define the collection’s intricate construction. With fashion styling by Monika Tatalovic, the looks channel a refined aesthetic, pairing tailored blazers and trench coats with complex layering and sculptural accessories. The technical execution, marked by its clean, vertical framing and use of analogue film, highlights the contrast between glossy leathers and intricate fabric textures. Hair styling by Pål Berdahl and makeup by Lauren Reynolds complete the editorial portraits.
Project beaufille · Beaufille Resort 25
The Beaufille Resort 25 collection, captured by photographer Sarah Blais, leans into a minimalist aesthetic to highlight the brand's sharp tailoring and sculptural silhouettes. The editorial series features model Jay Pak against raw, urban settings, utilizing natural light to cast distinct shadows that draw focus to the intricate fabric textures and precise cuts of the garments. Fashion editor Monika Tatalovic grounds the collection through thoughtful styling, blending structured outerwear and fluid dresses with curated accessories. The imagery, which includes notes of analogue film and clean, atmospheric compositions, emphasizes the tactile quality of the collection's tailoring and layered separates. Hair stylist Pål Berdahl and makeup artist Machiko Yano contribute to the polished visual identity, with casting led by Emilie Åström.
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