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Featured Sea projects
This week's top Sea projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Sea · Sea RS27 Lookbook
The Sea RS27 lookbook masterfully channels an ethereal, pastoral narrative, blending high-end designer fashion with a rugged, outdoorsy sensibility. Photographed by Ina Levy, the campaign leans into an editorial minimalism that highlights the intricate craftsmanship of the collection—specifically the interplay between structured, utilitarian outerwear and delicate, feminine lace detailing. By placing subjects in lush, sun-dappled forest clearings and tranquil riverside settings, the imagery creates a grounded yet dreamlike atmosphere. Under the careful eye of fashion editor and stylist Chiara Janczarek, the styling emphasizes these stylistic juxtapositions, pairing heavy bomber jackets and utilitarian cargo skirts with intricate eyelet lace camisoles and ruffled trim. The use of natural light is consistent throughout, casting soft, dappled shadows that enrich the texture of the garments and enhance the organic beauty of the natural backdrop. Hair stylist Yu Nakata provides a sharp focus on individual character, ensuring that voluminous afro-textured and natural curly hairstyles act as a sophisticated visual counterpoint to the structured silhouettes. This collection captures a deliberate tension between the raw elements of nature and the refined, ornate details of the clothing, resulting in a series of portraits that feel simultaneously classic and contemporary. Retoucher Paul Drozdowski ensures the final visual polish, maintaining the authentic, soft glow of the golden hour captures while preserving the tactile quality of the layered textiles.
Project Sea · Sea PF26 Editorial
The Sea PF26 editorial campaign masterfully navigates the intersection of romanticism and structural precision, presenting a visual narrative that feels both timeless and grounded in organic textures. Shot by photographer Ina Levy, the project leans into a soft, ethereal aesthetic that highlights the intricate craftsmanship of the collection, where delicate lace, scalloped eyelet details, and elaborate floral embroidery take center stage. Set against a backdrop of rustic stone architecture, weathered stucco, and lush, verdant landscapes, the imagery employs natural light to accentuate the tactile quality of the garments, ranging from flowing kaftans and tiered ruffled dresses to structured athletic-inspired layers. Models Liseth Sairys and Prinnie Stott bring a poised, neutral intensity to the frames, their varied hairstyles styled by Emil Zed to complement the collection's mix of bohemian softness and sharp, minimalist tailoring. Produced by Lou Greenaway, the series excels in its deliberate use of shallow depth of field, which effectively isolates the fine details of the lace and cutouts against hazy, soft-focus environments. Whether framed by classic louvered doors or standing amidst wild fennel and cactus, the campaign channels a quiet, contemplative mood that celebrates the marriage of historic architectural elements with contemporary fashion, resulting in a cohesive lifestyle editorial that feels intimately connected to its surroundings.
Project Sea · Sea RS26 Editorial
The Sea RS26 editorial campaign presents a refined study in textures, blending artisanal garment details with diverse, naturalistic environments. Moving between quiet domestic interiors and expansive coastal landscapes, the series emphasizes the interplay of lace, embroidery, and fringe against backdrops ranging from classic wainscoting and ornate tapestries to rugged shorelines and grassy fields. Photographer Ina Levy utilizes natural light throughout the project to elevate the tactile quality of the collection, favoring a candid and observational approach. With makeup artistry by Marie Thomsen, the imagery leans into a clean, organic aesthetic that feels both grounded and contemplative. Featuring models Akari Higashi and Astrid Østergaard, the collection captures a serene atmosphere that mirrors the depth of the apparel's craftsmanship.
Project Sea · Sea RS26 Lookbook
The Sea Resort 2026 lookbook captures the label’s signature interplay of structured tailoring and delicate, heritage-inspired textiles. Photographed by Ina Levy, the collection features models Malgosia Bela and Varsha Thapa situated across a series of rustic, pastoral-inspired interiors and lush woodland landscapes. The imagery leans into a nostalgic and tactile aesthetic, emphasizing layered lace, intricate embroidery, and volume-heavy silhouettes. Styling by Chiara Janczarek balances the collection’s romantic details—such as ruffled capelets, satin bows, and tiered hemlines—against utilitarian pieces like canvas workwear and structured blazers. Hair stylist Emil Zed provides a clean, pulled-back aesthetic that keeps the focus on the collection’s ornate textures. Each composition utilizes natural light to ground the editorial, capturing a grounded, organic atmosphere that highlights the artisanal quality of the season’s garments.
Project Sea · Sea SS27 Lookbook
The Sea SS27 lookbook captures the collection through a series of pastoral, editorial portraits set against sprawling wildflower fields and overgrown meadows. The imagery leans into an earthy, organic aesthetic, prioritizing natural daylight and the interplay between light and shadow across the collection's complex fabrications. Photographer Ina Levy directs the visual narrative, which highlights the label’s signature focus on tactile details—intricate lace trims, delicate floral embroidery, layered ruffles, and dramatic fringe work. Styling by Linda Engelhardt complements these ornate textures with a mix of utility-inspired separates and fluid silhouettes, grounding the ethereal lace pieces against a rustic outdoor backdrop. Featuring models Alaato Jazyper, Anna de Rijk, and Maja Zimnoch, the lookbook maintains a consistent, naturalistic approach with hair by Emil Zed. The composition utilizes vertical framing to emphasize the relationship between the garments' structured or flowing forms and the untamed vegetation of the landscape.
Project Sea · Sea AW26 Lookbook
The Sea AW26 lookbook presents a detailed study of texture and artisanal detailing, set against a curated series of domestic interiors. Through a blend of vintage floral wallpapers, warm wooden floors, and clean-lined studio backdrops, the collection leans into a romantic yet structured aesthetic. The imagery emphasizes tactile contrasts, juxtaposing sheer lace and fluid silks with heavy corduroy, leather, and practical utility-wear. Photographer Ina Levy utilizes soft, ambient natural light to document the layering inherent in the collection, from intricate beaded net accessories to tiered cape-dresses and wide-leg cargo trousers. The styling, executed by Eliza Conlon with hair by Mayu Morimoto, rounds out the editorial register, favoring earthy tones and nuanced color-blocking across a diverse range of silhouettes. Models Aneken Zaldivar and Melinda Kiss appear throughout the series, which shifts between classic portraiture and lifestyle-focused captures.
Project Sea · Sea S/S 26 Editorial
The Sea S/S 26 editorial campaign captures the collection’s intricate lace work and layered silhouettes through a series of intimate, domestic, and outdoor vignettes. Photographed by Ina Levy, the project leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, utilizing analogue film and natural light to highlight the rich textures of the garments against classic, patterned interior settings and residential backdrops. Featuring models Aker Ajak and Hella Thomale, the imagery balances clean, architectural framing with a moody, atmospheric sensibility. The styling, executed by Emil Zed, complements the collection’s focus on embroidery and refined tailoring, with a warm, earthy color palette anchoring the series.
Project Sea · Sea Apres Ski Editorial
The Sea Apres Ski editorial presents a collection of winter-focused knitwear and casual separates within a rustic, cabin-inspired setting. The series features model Sasha Knysh in an array of Fair Isle patterns, crochet details, and heavy wool layers, capturing a tactile and nostalgic mood through layered styling. Photographed by Ina Levy with hair styling by Yu Nakata, the visuals leverage soft natural light and warm earthy tones to emphasize the collection's texture. The project utilises an editorial approach to document the garments against natural pine forests and weathered wood interiors, incorporating elements like classic plaid and alpine landscape prints to define the seasonal aesthetic.
Project Sea · Sea SS26 Lookbook
The Sea Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook presents a collection defined by its tactile interplay of delicate lace, artisanal crochet, and utilitarian tailoring. Photographed by Ina Levy, the series adopts a nostalgic and intimate editorial aesthetic, set against residential backdrops and lush natural foliage that emphasise the collection's organic, earthy color palette. Styling by Ashlee Barrett-Bourmier anchors the ethereal lace and sheer ruffles with grounded elements such as denim culottes, dark leather oxfords, and structured utility vests. Hair by Emil Zed complements the looks with natural waves, enhancing the overall clean and soft-focus feel. The visual narrative relies on ambient, natural light to highlight the intricate textures of the garments, often utilizing warm, domestic interiors to create a deliberate vintage atmosphere.
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