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Featured Bode projects

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

Model wearing a red embroidered jacket with photo patches over a grey bodysuit against a rustic wooden wall. Project

Bode · Bode F/W 24 Collection Recreation

This fashion editorial series captures the Bode Fall/Winter 2024 collection recreation, bringing a nostalgic, Americana-inspired perspective to the brand's latest designs. The project leans into a retro aesthetic, utilizing rustic wood panelling, vintage automotive elements, and athletic-themed props to ground the highly detailed tailoring and intricate embroidery of the collection. Creative direction by designer Emily Adams Bode Aujla pairs with styling from George Cortina, who emphasizes the tactile nature of the garments through deliberate layering and graphic composition. With hair by Kiyonori Sudo and makeup by Tomomi Gonzalez, the series showcases the collection's breadth across both menswear and womenswear, ranging from sequin-fringed mini dresses to football-inspired jerseys and suede western jackets. The production maintains a clean, documentary-style rhythm, with lighting choices alternating between soft natural daylight and crisp direct flash to define the textures of the apparel.

Model Alyssa Morelle poses in an off-white pantsuit and red fringed top leaning against a corrugated metal wall for Bode. Project

Bode · Bode Fall 2026

For the Bode Fall 2026 collection, the brand leans into a masterclass of tactile storytelling and vintage-inspired whimsy that has become synonymous with its identity in the luxury fashion landscape. Photographer Sean Jackson captures this essence through a series of striking portraits that prioritize raw texture and authentic atmosphere over high-gloss polish. By utilizing soft, natural light, Jackson emphasizes the intricate interplay of materials, from heavy suede and metallic fringe to delicate lace and graphic screen prints, grounding the collection in a narrative of rustic elegance. Model Alyssa Morelle anchors these editorial lifestyle visuals with a poise that balances the playfulness of the brand's signature braids and patterned socks with the sophistication of structured tailoring. Whether set against the rugged austerity of a snow-covered landscape or the quiet hum of an interior hallway, the imagery feels intimate and lived-in. The project excels in its approach to editorial minimalism, allowing the narrative potential of each garment—such as the embellished button-downs and wide-leg trousers—to emerge without unnecessary artifice. By eschewing over-production in favor of authentic settings, the campaign effectively showcases Bode’s ability to weave historical craft into contemporary fashion, creating a visual dialogue where each fringe, ribbon, and pearl stud carries a deliberate, artisanal weight that resonates within the broader luxury fashion market.

A young male model reclining on an ornate antique sofa wearing a green plaid jacket over a white collared shirt and black necktie. Project

Bode · BODE FALL 2026 LOOKBOOK

The BODE Fall 2026 lookbook masterfully synthesizes the brand's penchant for storied textiles and Americana-inspired nostalgia into a cohesive visual narrative. Through the lens of photographer Sean Jackson, the collection leans into an editorial sensibility that feels both intimate and expansive, moving seamlessly from the rustic interiors of weathered horse stables to expansive, snow-dusted rural landscapes. This campaign avoids the sterile tropes of luxury fashion, instead opting for a lived-in authenticity that celebrates the tactile nature of the garments. Designer Emily Adams Bode Aujla constructs a visual language where heavy woolen plaids, fringe-adorned suiting, and intricate stud-patterned denim take center stage, punctuated by idiosyncratic details like pinned award rosettes and vintage-inspired bolo ties. Throughout the series, the styling by Alyssa Morelle and others anchors the aesthetic in a distinct folkloric tradition, utilizing recurring motifs like neatly braided hair and Ghillie-style footwear to unify the diverse array of textured ensembles. By prioritizing soft, natural light, the lookbook maintains a quiet, portrait-driven focus that highlights the craftsmanship of each piece. This is a deliberate exploration of heritage fashion, where the interplay between the subjects and their pastoral environments creates a compelling, soulful portrait of modern luxury that feels remarkably grounded, approachable, and timelessly evocative of the American landscape.