Eckhaus Latta
Featured Eckhaus Latta projects
This week's top Eckhaus Latta projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Eckhaus Latta · Eckhaus Latta S/S 25 Lookbook
The Eckhaus Latta Spring/Summer 2025 lookbook presents a focused collection of apparel, defined by a minimalist studio aesthetic. Photographed and styled by Thistle Brown, the series highlights textural contrast through heavy-gauge knits, distressed denim, and structured workwear. The imagery utilizes soft, diffused studio lighting and clean, draped backdrops to foreground the garment silhouettes and earthy color palettes. Creative direction by Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta drives the collection's utilitarian yet layered sensibility. The editorial features models Cole Mohr, Jacoby Sorapuru, and Amanda Murphy, with meticulous grooming provided by hair stylist Dylan Chavles and makeup artist Janessa Paré. Casting was managed by Rachel Chandler, with executive production by Amy Kanagaki.
Project Eckhaus Latta · FW26
Eckhaus Latta presents the FW26 collection through a series of studio portraits that focus on the tactile construction of contemporary ready-to-wear. The imagery utilizes a minimal, neutral aesthetic to highlight design details such as asymmetric knitwear, structured denim, and layered silhouettes. The project features model Romi Peled, with both photography and styling handled by Thistle Brown. The work employs a clean, editorial approach to document the collection’s focus on material contrast and textile textures, presented against consistent studio backgrounds.
Project Eckhaus Latta · Resort 2027 Lookbook
For the Resort 2027 collection, Eckhaus Latta delivers a masterclass in modern minimalism, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the tactile intelligence of their garments. Shot by photographers Anna and Maria Ritsch, the lookbook utilizes a stark studio environment and consistent studio strobe lighting to emphasize the structural nuances of the collection. The imagery, curated with the expertise of fashion stylist Imaan Sayed, highlights the brand's penchant for deconstructed silhouettes and complex layering. Throughout the series, models like Elle Dawson showcase pieces that balance casual ease with conceptual rigor, ranging from sheer knitwear and open-back pinstriped shirting to denim featuring raw-edge seams. The aesthetic leans into a refined, editorial minimalism, where the repetition of a plain white backdrop serves as a high-contrast canvas for the vibrant color stories and intricate textures of the knit pieces. By prioritizing the physical hand-feel of the fabric—evident in the visible ribs, crochet weaves, and asymmetric draping—the project captures the essence of a season defined by intentional construction. This commercial lookbook successfully bridges the gap between everyday functionality and high-fashion eccentricity, cementing Eckhaus Latta’s reputation for garments that feel as thoughtful as they are wearable, all while maintaining a crisp, polished focus on the material language of the brand.
Project Eckhaus Latta · Pre-Fall 2024 Sunglasses Ad Campaign
The Eckhaus Latta Pre-Fall 2024 sunglasses ad campaign serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to focus on the interplay between contemporary eyewear design and raw human texture. Captured by photographer Rob Kulisek, the campaign utilizes a tight, macro-heavy visual language that leans into the stark beauty of natural light to define its subjects. Featuring models Tony Ward and Tera Patrick, the imagery moves fluidly between high-key, studio-lit portraits set against clinical white backdrops and saturated, cinematic compositions framed by clear blue skies. By utilizing an unconventional, high-angle and low-angle perspective, the work feels both intimate and detached, drawing the viewer into the details of skin pores, subtle stubble, and intricate ink. Creative directors Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta eschew traditional product-heavy advertising in favor of a lifestyle-oriented approach, where the eyewear becomes an extension of the subject rather than a mere accessory. Techniques like high-contrast chiaroscuro lighting and crisp macro photography create a sense of tactile realism, grounding the futuristic, wrap-around frames in a lived-in, honest aesthetic. The result is a series of portraits that feel profoundly personal, prioritizing the intersection of identity and fashion while maintaining the clean, edgy, and provocative visual identity that Eckhaus Latta is known for across the global fashion industry.
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