Robb Report U.S.
Featured Robb Report U.S. projects
This week's top Robb Report U.S. projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Robb Report U.S. · Spring’s Best New Menswear Wants You ...
In a sophisticated showcase for Robb Report U.S., the menswear editorial project titled Spring’s Best New Menswear Wants You captures the intersection of high fashion and architectural precision. Through the lens of photographer Zeb Daemen, the campaign embraces editorial minimalism, utilizing natural light to elevate the tactile quality of premium knitwear and structured tailoring. Fashion editor and stylist Alex Badia curates an ensemble that balances classic elegance with contemporary silhouettes, featuring model Myles Crosby who embodies a contemplative and refined persona throughout the series. The project masterfully moves between gritty urban environments and grand, artistic interiors, utilizing a cinematic approach that emphasizes depth and texture. Techniques such as analogue film aesthetics and high-key lighting bring a sense of timelessness to the visual narrative, while the styling—coordinated with meticulous attention to detail by Kazuto Shimomura—ensures every layer, from trench coats to textured polos, feels deliberate and grounded. By casting Bronson Vajda to lead the search for the perfect subject, the imagery achieves an intimate connection between the viewer and the subject. Whether leaning against stone balustrades or navigating gallery spaces, the collection reads as a cohesive study in modern masculinity, perfectly underscoring the brand’s commitment to sophisticated luxury and clean, purposeful design in the current fashion landscape.
Project Robb Report U.S. · The Fall Style Issue
For The Fall Style Issue, Robb Report U.S. presents an editorial series that explores the intersection of luxury menswear and rugged, alpine landscapes. The feature leans into a moody, tactile aesthetic, prioritising natural light to capture the depth of the season's heavy knits, shearling outerwear, and classic tailored silhouettes. The series features model Oriol Elcacho, captured by photographer Eduardo Miera with fashion styling by Alex Badia. The imagery moves between expansive mountain vistas and opulent interior settings, using earthy tones and monochromatic palettes to ground the collection. Casting by Bronson Vajda and hair styling by Cristina Crosara complete the production, which utilizes techniques like multiple exposure and analogue film to enhance the textural quality of the garments.
Project Robb Report U.S. · Source Material
Source Material, a fashion editorial series for Robb Report U.S., explores the intersection of classic menswear and historical architecture. Photographed by Raffo Marone, the project captures model Przemek Szubert across a variety of settings, ranging from coastal backdrops to urban market scenes. Fashion editor Alex Badia curates a wardrobe of heavy wool overcoats, tailored pinstriped suits, and structured leather outerwear. Casting director Troy Westwood leans into an observational aesthetic, utilizing natural light and an earthy color palette to highlight the fabric textures and the formal precision of the garments. The series emphasizes a refined, authentic atmosphere through the use of analogue film techniques and natural light. Each frame focuses on the interplay between the subject’s tailored silhouette and weathered stone surroundings.
Project Robb Report U.S. · Cover
For the latest Robb Report U.S. cover, the editorial team has leaned into a narrative of deliberate minimalism, distilling the prestige of the publication into a single, resonant frame. Captured through the lens of photographer Zoltan Tombor, the image eschews the typical clutter of lifestyle magazines in favor of a singular, focused moment that commands attention. A hand, styled by Fashion Director Ali + Aniko and featuring model Sibui Nazarenko, holds a deep red apple with exacting precision, creating a stark, high-contrast focal point against a moody, dark teal textured surface. The subtle, repeating floral pattern of the backdrop adds a layer of depth that anchors the composition, while the crisp, white long-sleeved shirt provides a sharp, architectural contrast to the organic curves of the fruit. By utilizing directional natural light, the execution highlights the interplay between the glossy surface of the apple and the deliberate texture of the fabric, achieving an aesthetic that feels both tactile and modern. This editorial work transcends traditional magazine media by prioritizing intentionality and negative space, proving that even the most grounded, commercial subjects can be elevated into a profound visual statement through careful craft and a refined eye for classic, sophisticated design.
Project Robb Report U.S. · Best of The Best
For Robb Report U.S., the Best of The Best feature serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion editorial, blending high-end tailoring with a deliberate, architectural sensibility. Captured through the lens of photographer Luke Dickey, the project functions as a curated anthology of the season’s most essential garments, from Giorgio Armani hemp blousons to polished Thom Sweeney separates. Fashion editor and stylist Alex Badia anchors the narrative, weaving together a visual language that balances the tactile richness of velvet, leather, and ribbed knits against stark urban backdrops like the Brooklyn Bridge. Through a cohesive use of natural light and meticulous framing, the imagery transitions seamlessly between intimate, contemplative portraits and broader lifestyle vignettes. The work leans into a refined, editorial minimalism, ensuring the focus remains squarely on craftsmanship—whether highlighting the metallic accents of Akoni sunglasses or the precise construction of a double-breasted suit. With grooming by hair stylist Kazuto Shimomura and a composed performance from model Hamid Onifadé, the series reads as a sophisticated dialogue between the heritage of fashion houses and the contemporary man. This project effectively transcends standard product showcase, utilizing expert typography and deliberate spatial composition to deliver an immersive experience that feels as much like an art study as it does a definitive guide to luxury style.
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