Calibre
Featured Calibre projects
This week's top Calibre projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Calibre · 2025 Campaign
The Calibre 2025 Campaign establishes a sophisticated visual narrative for the menswear brand through a series of high-contrast portraits. Photographed by Stephanie Cammarano, the project features model Jonathan Azar set against a backdrop of brutalist concrete, textured stone, and coastal vistas. The imagery emphasizes sharp tailoring and the structural lines of the brand's latest collection. Through the use of monochrome tones, analogue film aesthetics, and chiaroscuro lighting, the campaign leans into a cinematic editorial style that highlights the construction and fabric detail of each garment. The collaboration balances architectural minimalism with polished sartorial design.
Project Calibre · High Summer
The High Summer project for Calibre explores a refined approach to resort menswear, set against expansive, sun-drenched coastal landscapes. The collection channels a relaxed yet structured aesthetic, blending tailored double-breasted blazers and sharp trousers with casual camp-collar shirts and textured knitwear. Captured by photographer Christopher Ferguson under the creative direction of Adam Hamilton, the campaign utilizes warm natural light and golden hour tones to highlight the interplay between architectural lines and organic coastal textures. Stylist Amy Richmond focuses on a palette of earthy, muted tones and clean silhouettes, complemented by grooming from hair stylist Lee Machin. The work maintains a cinematic, atmospheric mood throughout, elevated by the minimalist backdrop of concrete terraces and infinity pools.
Project Calibre · AW26 Lookbook
The AW26 Lookbook for Calibre presents a masterclass in modern menswear, emphasizing the intersection of architectural structure and relaxed sophistication. Captured through the lens of photographer Stephanie Cammarano, the campaign leans into an aesthetic of editorial minimalism, where the focus remains steadfastly on the precision of tailoring and the rich tactility of the fabrics. Featuring model Pau Ramis, the collection oscillates between the razor-sharp formality of black tuxedos and the effortless ease of tonal knitwear, creating a visual narrative that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary. The execution relies heavily on natural light to define the silhouettes, with bright, high-key lighting setups alternating with rich, warm-toned mahogany backgrounds to ground the portraits. By utilizing a mix of studio strobe and diffused natural light, the series achieves a balance of depth and clarity that elevates the garments, showcasing the sharp lapels, slim-fit trousers, and delicate accessories with exacting detail. Every frame serves as a study in poise, with the subject captured in balanced, symmetrical compositions that highlight the clean lines essential to luxury fashion. Ultimately, the lookbook acts as a polished testament to professional styling, blending a classic sartorial foundation with the fluid, understated elegance required for a modern wardrobe, solidifying the brand’s position at the forefront of the luxury fashion industry.
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