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Featured Undercover projects
This week's top Undercover projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Undercover · UNDERCOVER 2025 Pre-Spring Men’s Collection
Undercover presents the 2025 Pre-Spring Men’s Collection through an editorial series that emphasizes architectural structure and minimalist design. The imagery utilizes a clean, neutral studio environment to highlight tailored utility blazers, monochromatic flight jackets, and layered ensembles. Photographer Mitsuo Okamoto documents the collection within glass display cases and against translucent panels, leaning into a soft light aesthetic to define the garments. Set design by Haruka Kogure frames the looks, while hair stylist Yusuke Morioka and makeup artist Uda Kesho provide a sharp, textured aesthetic to complete the editorial look.
Project Undercover · UNDERCOVER 2027 Pre-Spring Men’s Col ...
For the Undercover 2027 Pre-Spring Men's collection, designer Jun Takahashi crafts an evocative visual narrative that bridges the gap between rugged utilitarianism and high-fashion composure. Captured through the lens of photographer Mitsuo Okamoto, this editorial fashion campaign utilizes a striking chiaroscuro lighting technique to isolate subjects against an impenetrable black void, forcing the eye to settle on the intricate layering and distinct fabric textures of the garments. The project leans into a cinematic aesthetic, where each frame feels like a paused moment of introspective contemplation. Central to the visual identity is the work of set designer Haruka Kogure, who grounds the ethereal, spotlight-heavy scenes with a tactile base of raw, fibrous insulation material. This stark, textured surface provides a monochromatic counterpoint to the vibrant red jackets and military-inspired utility wear featured throughout the looks. With expert grooming support from hair stylist Yusuke Morioka and makeup artist Uda Kesho, the models embody a quiet, neutral poise that enhances the campaign's overall moody and high-contrast atmosphere. By masterfully balancing deep shadows with soft, focused light, the campaign successfully frames Undercover's latest collection as a study in contrast, elevating simple streetwear staples into a series of deeply considered, artistic portraits that feel both grounded in reality and entirely detached from time.
Project Undercover · Undercover X GU
The Undercover X GU collaboration showcases a technical streetwear collection designed by Jun Takahashi. This fashion campaign highlights modular outerwear, including hooded parkas and cargo trousers, through a blend of commercial and editorial imagery. Photographer Taro Mizutani captures the collection against surreal, sky-bound sets, utilizing soft light to emphasize the fabric's utility and texture. The visuals feature talent Odinaka Ekezie, styled by Yohei Usami to underscore the functional aesthetic inherent in the collaboration.
Project Undercover · Undercover Pre-Fall 2025 Men's Lookbook
The Undercover Pre-Fall 2025 men's lookbook showcases the latest collection through an editorial lens. Photographed by Mitsuo Okamoto, the series centers on structured silhouettes and layered textiles, presented against architectural settings that play with depth and reflection. Designer Jun Takahashi leads the aesthetic direction, supported by set designer Haruka Kogure who integrates scratched glass and mirrored surfaces to build texture. The grooming team, including hair stylist Yusuke Morioka and makeup artist Uda Kesho, maintains a clean, polished finish across the portraits, utilizing natural light and desaturated tones to emphasize the collection's muted palette and sharp tailoring.
Project Undercover · Undercover Resort 2026 Men's Lookbook
The Undercover Resort 2026 Men's lookbook presents a collection defined by precise tailoring and relaxed silhouettes. Photographed by Mitsuo Okamoto, the editorial series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, featuring male models positioned against textured, monochromatic studio landscapes in deep shades of magenta and purple. Designer Jun Takahashi establishes a cohesive look across the series, incorporating elements such as wide-brimmed fedoras and layered knitwear. The production utilizes soft lighting to emphasize garment textures and fabric details, with set design by Haruka Kogure grounding the subjects in atmospheric, moody environments. Supporting the visuals, Yusuke Morioka provides hair styling, while Uda Kesho manages the makeup artistry.
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