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Featured Kazar Studio projects

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

A structured black curved handbag with dual top handles resting on a weathered stone balustrade in front of lush garden greenery. Project

Kazar Studio · Kazar Studio Campaign S/S 26

The Kazar Studio Campaign S/S 26 is a masterclass in atmospheric luxury, where high-fashion sensibilities meet the quiet, organic grandeur of a lush botanical setting. Captured with the keen eye of photographer and art director Edyta Chachulska, the project leans into a sophisticated editorial aesthetic defined by cool-toned color grading and soft, natural light. Throughout the campaign, the imagery effortlessly balances the sharp, geometric lines of minimalist accessories—like structured crescent handbags and pointed-toe heels—against the weathered, textured stone of classical architecture and dense, overgrown tropical gardens. The campaign features models Julia Kuźniar and Mamuor Majeng, whose poised, neutral expressions reinforce the collection’s refined character. By integrating meticulous makeup artistry by Wilson Will and strategic vision from casting director Ernest Rudzki, the project achieves a seamless blend of commercial clarity and cinematic depth. Each composition, whether a crisp portrait against a high-key background or a lifestyle shot framed by palm fronds and mirrored pools, creates a moody, immersive narrative. The resulting work is a testament to the power of editorial minimalism, where the interaction between light, shadow, and architectural detail elevates the product to the status of art, firmly establishing Kazar Studio’s latest vision for the season.

Model wearing a long black coat and holding a black handbag against a white background for Kazar Studio capsule collection. Project

Kazar Studio · "The Triptych" new capsule collection

Kazar Studio presents The Triptych, a fashion campaign showcasing a new capsule collection through a series of minimalist studio compositions. The visual narrative channels a clean, graphic aesthetic, utilising negative space and soft, balanced lighting to highlight the sharp silhouettes of the apparel and accessories. Photographer Edyta Chachulska captures model Diana Skowron in a sequence of dynamic and still poses against seamless backdrops. With fashion styling by Karolina Gruszecka and makeup by Wilson Will, the imagery emphasises crisp textures and a neutral palette, focusing on the refined details of leather outerwear, footwear, and structured handbags.

Model holding a black leather handbag wearing a black structured jacket against an ocean and mountain backdrop Project

Kazar Studio · Kazar Studio A/W 25 Campaign

The Kazar Studio A/W 25 campaign translates a sense of coastal austerity through a series of fashion editorial and commercial visuals. Photographed by Edyta Chachulska, the work leans into an atmospheric, cinematic mood, utilizing desaturated palettes and natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of the collection. The series features models Diana Skowron and Jum Kuochnin, framing the brand's apparel and accessories against a rugged backdrop of ocean, volcanic rock, and misty mountains. The imagery prioritizes clean silhouettes and materiality, moving between intimate portraits and wide-shot lifestyle compositions that highlight footwear and leather goods within the broader landscape. Techniques such as analogue film and long-exposure motion blur are employed to add depth to the collection's presentation, anchoring the pieces in a contemplative, moody environment.

Two smiling women peeking through a narrow opening of a white door with brass hardware for Kazar Studio. Project

Kazar Studio · A/W 24

Kazar Studio’s A/W 24 campaign presents a sophisticated exploration of high-fashion narratives, blending urban architectural grandeur with intimate, candid portraiture. Captured by photographer Edyta Chachulska, the series oscillates between stark black-and-white editorial compositions and rich, warm-toned sequences that highlight the tactile textures of the collection. Fashion styling by Michal Kus provides a cohesive aesthetic thread, juxtaposing formal tailoring and voluminous outerwear against a variety of environments, from rain-slicked city streets to ornate, neoclassical hotel interiors. Set design by Ania Witko grounds the project in a refined, structural reality, utilizing elements like wrought-iron balconies, metallic surfaces, and curated banquet settings to frame the collection. Featuring models Edu Román and Meg Dmitruk, the campaign employs analogue film techniques and chiaroscuro lighting to deliver a polished, high-fashion aesthetic.