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Featured Breuninger projects
This week's top Breuninger projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Breuninger · Breuninger S/S 24
The Breuninger S/S 24 campaign channels a coastal aesthetic, focusing on luxury apparel, accessories, and cosmetics. Captured by photographer Cristian Martinelli, the imagery leans into a bright, Mediterranean-inspired color palette that highlights the transition into the spring and summer seasons. The series utilizes natural light and clean, architectural compositions to showcase fashion and beauty details. From candid outdoor portraiture to structured editorial shots, the project emphasizes texture and form against rustic stone settings and coastal backdrops.
Project Breuninger · Etro FW 2026/27 for Breuninger
Breuninger presents the Etro FW 2026/27 collection in a series of studio portraits that highlight the seasonal designs. The campaign focuses on the tactile qualities of the textiles, emphasizing the interplay between deep velvet tailoring and intricate patterned silk. Photographer Lucas Christiansen captures model Wanessa Milhomem in a sequence of editorial portraits. The visuals utilize clean, neutral studio lighting against a minimal backdrop to draw attention to the garment construction, from structured leather handbags to pleated midi skirts and silk pussy-bow blouses.
Project Breuninger · Dolce & Gabbana FW 2026/27 for Breun ...
Breuninger presents the Dolce & Gabbana FW 2026/27 collection in a series of studio-based fashion editorials. Photographed by Lucas Christiansen, the campaign highlights the season's tailoring through a clean, minimalist lens. Featuring model Wanessa Milhomem, the imagery focuses on the textures of tweed, silk, and leopard print, paired with statement gold accessories. The production leans into a polished, editorial aesthetic with soft lighting that emphasizes the architectural silhouettes and refined detailing of the garments against neutral backgrounds.
Project Breuninger · Christian Louboutin FW 2026/27 for B ...
Breuninger presents the Christian Louboutin FW 2026/27 collection, captured in a series of studio portraits by photographer Lucas Christiansen. The campaign focuses on the structural interplay between high-end apparel and the season’s signature footwear and accessory line. Model Wanessa Milhomem anchors the imagery, appearing in a variety of looks ranging from tailored monochrome suiting to delicate, floral-print sheer ensembles. Each portrait utilizes clean studio lighting and neutral backdrops to emphasize textile details, from lace high collars to the texture of patent leather. Employing a consistent editorial aesthetic, the visuals rely on soft, even illumination and minimalist compositions. The project highlights the brand’s focus on sharp silhouettes, with each frame serving to spotlight the accessories, including structured clutch bags and pointed-toe slingback heels.
Project Breuninger · Alaïa FW 2026/27 for Breuninger
Breuninger presents the Alaïa FW 2026/27 collection in a focused editorial campaign. The series centers on the architectural silhouettes of the new season, pairing fitted black tops with structured denim and mesh footwear. Photographer Lucas Christiansen captures model Wanessa Milhomem within a minimalist studio environment. The work relies on clean, even natural light to emphasise the garment textures and tailored cuts against a neutral backdrop.
Project Breuninger · Breuninger S/S 26
For the Breuninger S/S 26 campaign, the creative team has curated a sophisticated visual narrative that perfectly bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial polish and approachable lifestyle warmth. The project leans heavily into a clean, sun-drenched aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight the intricate textures of the season's collection. Through the lens of photographer Jonas Huckstorf, the imagery captures model Charlotte Nolting against a backdrop that shifts from the crisp clarity of a bright blue sky to the rugged, arid earth tones of a minimalist landscape. This duality allows the clothing, such as the tactile, chunky white knitwear and the structured sleeveless blue shirting, to take center stage with effortless elegance. Fashion editor and stylist Ingo Nahrwold expertly balances these layered textures, ensuring every detail feels intentional yet grounded in reality. Casting director Roxane Dia has secured a look that feels both serene and iconic, anchoring the high-fashion editorial aesthetic in a sense of quiet confidence. By eschewing over-production in favor of authentic, light-filled compositions, the campaign reads as a masterclass in modern commercial storytelling. The result is a cohesive, aspirational series that positions the Breuninger brand at the intersection of trend-conscious luxury and timeless, wearable style, offering a refreshing look at what it means to dress for the warmer months ahead.
Project Breuninger · BREUNINGER – Social Media FW24
Breuninger’s Social Media FW24 campaign captures the seasonal transition through an editorial lens, focusing on tactile layering and architectural composition. Photographed by Jana Gerberding, the series features models styled in heavy, high-contrast silhouettes ranging from oversized faux-fur and puffer coats to tailored wool outerwear and structured leather accessories. The imagery leans into the characteristics of the season, utilizing warm natural light and the distinct foliage of autumn as a backdrop. By framing subjects against urban facades and textured vintage vehicles, the campaign emphasizes material detail and autumnal color palettes, integrating commercial polish with candid, editorial sensibilities.
Project Breuninger · Occasion Wear SS24
Breuninger’s Occasion Wear SS24 collection features a series of fashion editorials focused on formal attire and evening wear. Photographed by Lana Ohrimenko with art direction from Yuki Kappes and casting by Roxane Dia, the project moves between clean, minimalist studio portraits and ornate interior settings. The campaign showcases a diverse wardrobe of floor-length evening gowns, tailored three-piece suits, and structured ensembles, utilizing a mix of natural light and direct flash to define the textures and silhouettes. Models Anine Van Velzen, Ismail Drammeh, and Joana Cortes front the campaign, which balances architectural precision with poised, formal styling. The imagery emphasizes classic lines and high-contrast detail, maintaining a clean aesthetic across both individual portraits and group-styled set pieces.
Project Breuninger · Performance meets adventure
Breuninger’s "Performance meets adventure" project presents an outdoor fashion editorial that highlights technical apparel through a series of wilderness-inspired settings. The imagery channels a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light to emphasize the textures of performance fabrics and layered technical garments against expansive, atmospheric mountain terrain. Photographer Lucas Christiansen captures model George Godspower across varied outdoor environments, ranging from mist-covered hillsides to textured, moss-laden concrete structures. The series maintains a consistent focus on the intersection of utility-driven design and rugged exploration.
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