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Featured Oscar Ouyang projects

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

Four fashion models posing together against a plain white studio backdrop wearing contemporary streetwear. Project

Oscar Ouyang · Oscar Ouyang X Pull and Bear

This fashion campaign for the collaboration between Oscar Ouyang and Pull and Bear focuses on contemporary streetwear and high-street apparel. Across a series of studio-based portraits and group shots, the project highlights layered knitwear, sequined garments, and structured tailoring. Photographer Joaquin Burgueño employs a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising bright studio lighting to accentuate the textures of denim, leather, and knit fabrics. Stylist Jack Collins balances sharp silhouettes with casual layering, while makeup artist Jose Carlos Gonzalez provides a polished finish to the subjects, who include models Ian Hutchins, Sofi Damzina, and Svetlana Lethelier.

Model with a sleek blonde bob hairstyle viewed in profile wearing a cream textured blazer against a plain white studio backdrop. Project

Oscar Ouyang · Oscar Ouyang AW26

The Oscar Ouyang AW26 collection arrives as a masterclass in texture and enigmatic narrative, pushing the boundaries of luxury fashion houses through a lens of editorial minimalism. Photographer Mitchell O'Neil captures the collection with a refined focus, utilizing a blend of soft natural light and studio strobes to elevate the intricate detailing of the garments. Stylist Jack Collins curates a look that oscillates between structured, high-fashion silhouettes and playful, surrealist elements, such as vintage-style rocking horses and whimsical gift bows pinned to heavy knitwear. The imagery leans into a high-key aesthetic that prioritizes the tactile qualities of faux fur, lace, and cable-knit, while occasionally dipping into moody, low-key chiaroscuro to emphasize dramatic, masked portraits. This collection reads as a juxtaposition of the rigid and the soft, utilizing sharp overcoats and metallic accents alongside delicate, lace-covered expressions that shroud the models in mystery. With creative contributions from hair stylist Kim Rance and makeup artist Thierry Do Nascimento, the portraits feel both curated and raw, highlighting sharp facial contours and precision-cut hair. The result is a cohesive editorial statement that feels both deeply rooted in tradition and strikingly contemporary, proving that the Oscar Ouyang aesthetic thrives on its ability to transform familiar luxury materials into unexpected, avant-garde portraits that challenge the viewer to look beyond the surface of the fabric.

Model wearing an avant-garde white knit beanie with bead accents and feathers over their face, paired with a chunky white sweater. Project

Oscar Ouyang · Oscar Ouyang S/S 26 Preview

The Oscar Ouyang S/S 26 Preview is an editorial fashion project featuring a series of avant-garde portraits. The work, captured by photographer Angus Williams and styled by fashion editor Jack Collins, focuses on the interplay of intricate knit textures and sculptural headpieces. Featuring models Piers Rochford and Vincent Rockins, the imagery uses soft, directional studio lighting to emphasize tactile fabric details and surreal silhouettes. The collection oscillates between monochrome portraits and high-contrast studio shots, emphasizing the structural elements of the upcoming season's knitwear.

Male model with freckles wearing a dark knit headband with two black feather accents and a brown sleeveless top against a pale wall. Project

Oscar Ouyang · Oscar Ouyang SS26 - First Looks

The Oscar Ouyang SS26 First Looks collection presents a series of studio-based editorial portraits and full-length fashion imagery. Captured by photographer Thue Nørgaard, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that allows the textural elements of the garments—including feather accents, shaggy footwear, and structured outerwear—to take focus. Fashion editor and stylist Jack Collins brings a tactile sensibility to the collection, pairing high-collared trench coats and layered knitwear with deliberate artistic flourishes like crumpled paper set elements. The campaign utilizes soft studio lighting to highlight the intricate layering of the pieces against seamless off-white backdrops, complemented by hair styling from Kim Rance and makeup artistry by Porsche Poon.