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Featured Recto projects
This week's top Recto projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Recto · RECTO FALL/WINTER 2026
The Recto Fall/Winter 2026 collection campaign presents a rigorous study in contemporary designer fashion. Captured by photographer Kim Jae Hoon, the editorial series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a seamless white studio backdrop to bring sharp focus to the brand’s complex layering and structured tailoring. Featuring model Hanna Felding, the imagery highlights a sophisticated interplay of textures, ranging from heavy wool outerwear and rich suede to delicate silk accents. The execution relies on natural light and clean composition to emphasize the silhouette of the garments, from oversized blazers and belted trench coats to intricate accessory detailing.
Project Recto · Recto S/S 2026 Campaign
Recto’s Spring/Summer 2026 campaign signals a masterclass in modern tailoring, stripping away the superfluous to celebrate the architectural precision of the luxury fashion house. Photographed by Mark Kean, the series leans into a refined editorial minimalism that prioritizes structural integrity above all else. In one standout portrait, the subject is captured against a stark, light-grey backdrop using high-contrast studio strobe lighting that emphasizes the crisp geometry of an oversized cream blazer and the deliberate, clean lines of the ensemble. By stripping the composition back to its barest essentials, the imagery invites the viewer to appreciate the weight of the fabric and the subtle nuances of the layering—specifically the interplay between the collared shirt and its understated center cutout. The visual language feels intentionally restrained, eschewing fleeting trends for a sense of timeless composure. Contributions from hair stylist Ryan Mitchell and makeup artist Gemma Smith-Edhouse ensure that models Bas Van Geertruy and Noor Khan retain a sharp, polished clarity that complements the collection's sophisticated silhouettes. By harmonizing these elements, the campaign effectively cements Recto’s position within the luxury fashion sector, proving that when the execution is this precise, the garments themselves provide all the necessary narrative. It is a subtle, yet powerful exercise in brand positioning that resonates with a quiet, confident elegance suited for the contemporary market.
Project Recto · Recto SS26 Mens
The Recto SS26 Mens collection campaign serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the architectural precision of the garments. By placing the focus squarely on the silhouette, the project leans into a rigorous editorial minimalism that allows the textures of structured khaki, navy suiting, and sage green satin to take center stage. Through a blend of high-end commercial imagery and stylized portraiture, the creative direction emphasizes the deliberate layering techniques that define the brand’s current visual language. Model Marcelo Mendez grounds the collection, navigating between relaxed, lifestyle-oriented poses and sharp, static portraits that highlight the fluidity of the tailoring. The visual execution alternates between the clinical clarity of studio strobe lighting, which brings out every detail of the woven belts and heavy blazer fabrics, and the softer, more tactile mood created by natural light. The inclusion of 35mm film textures in selected portraits adds a layer of depth, providing a subtle grain that contrasts with the pristine, monochromatic white backdrops. Every frame is designed to underscore the strength of the collection, favoring a neutral, clean aesthetic that feels both contemporary and timeless. This is a study in restrained sophistication, where the interplay of light, shadow, and impeccable fabric choice speaks louder than any complex art direction or chaotic staging ever could.
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