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Featured Vince projects
This week's top Vince projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vince · Fall 2026 Campaign
The Vince Fall 2026 campaign is a refined fashion editorial featuring models Beauïse Genç and Quentin Demeester. Captured by photographer Emma Summerton, the work leans into an autumnal palette and architectural surroundings, oscillating between intimate interior settings and expansive outdoor landscapes. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the collection’s focus on texture—showcasing leather, silk, and heavy knits. Through a mix of monochrome film photography and warm color grading, the series maintains a considered, editorial aesthetic that highlights both the structured silhouettes and the environment.
Project Vince · Back To Motherland - Vince Fall 2026 ...
Vince reaches into the quietude of the horizon with Back To Motherland, a Fall 2026 campaign that anchors the brand in a narrative of introspective minimalism. Photographed by Clément Laguardia, who also steps in front of the lens alongside model Quentin Demeester, the project leans into a raw, tactile aesthetic that resonates with the heritage of luxury fashion houses. The campaign is defined by its expansive, desolate settings, moving from industrial waterfronts to serene, wind-swept coastal landscapes that serve as a stark canvas for the collection’s structured tailoring and rich, chunky knits. The imagery utilizes a sophisticated blend of black-and-white photography and 35mm film, capturing a cinematic mood that favors stillness over spectacle. By weaving together high-contrast portraiture and wide-angle lifestyle compositions, the work explores themes of connection and solitude. The execution is deliberate and restrained, prioritizing the interplay between soft, natural light and the heavy textures of the garments against the cold, geometric lines of the backdrop. This visual language creates an intimate, contemplative atmosphere, effectively positioning the Vince collection as a study in modern, enduring elegance that feels both grounded in its environment and strikingly detached from the ephemeral trends of the season.
Project Vince · Men's Holiday 2025 Look Book
The Vince Men's Holiday 2025 look book presents a curated collection of seasonal menswear, focusing on tactile layering and an earthy, neutral palette. Captured in a studio setting, the series utilizes soft, directional lighting to highlight the intricate textures of knitwear and utility-style tailoring. Model Babacar N'doye anchors the editorial, appearing in a variety of clean, minimalist compositions that emphasize the silhouette of the garments. Featuring hair styling by Vernon François, the look book leans into a sophisticated, understated aesthetic suited for the season. The imagery captures a contemporary blend of lifestyle and editorial photography, defined by its warmth and focus on material quality.
Project Vince · Vince Resort 2025 Lookbook
The Vince Resort 2025 lookbook showcases a collection defined by clean tailoring and minimalist luxury. Through a series of studio-based portraits, the campaign highlights versatile silhouettes, from structured grey suiting and textured blouses to fluid, one-shoulder evening wear. Photographed by Kulesza & Pik, the project relies on soft, directional lighting and a palette of monochrome tones and warm terracotta backgrounds. Fashion editor Dianna Lunt frames the collection with an emphasis on purposeful details, while hair stylist Lauren Palmer-Smith and makeup artist Jo Strettell maintain an understated aesthetic. Model Suvi Riggs provides a consistent focal point across the vertical imagery, leaning into a minimalist style that emphasizes drapery and clean lines.
Project Vince · Vince F/W 2025 Campaign
Vince presents its Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, an editorial fashion series that explores a moody, coastal aesthetic. Photographed by Emma Summerton, the campaign captures models Beauïse Genç and Quentin Demeester against the rugged backdrop of windswept shorelines and concrete seawalls. The imagery leans into a desaturated, earthy palette, emphasizing the collection's focus on structured tailoring and minimalist silhouettes. The project features styling by Leith Clark, who defines the collection's tactile menswear and womenswear through layering and neutral tones. The cinematic compositions are further supported by the work of director of photography Max Montgomery, with hair by Neil Moodie and makeup by Alex Babsky. Throughout the series, the use of natural light and grainy textures grounds the pieces in an organic, outdoorsy environment.
Project Vince · Vince by Charlotte Lapalus
Vince partners with photographer Charlotte Lapalus for a coastal-inspired editorial campaign. The series centers on clean silhouettes and tactile textures, grounding the brand's designer fashion pieces in a serene, natural environment. Featuring model Helena Severin, the imagery utilizes a monochrome and warm aesthetic, leaning into minimalist composition and stark natural light to highlight fabric drape and architectural tailoring. Casting was directed by Leila Azizi, with the project spanning intimate portraits and still-life captures that emphasize material quality.
Project Vince · Spring 26
The Vince Spring 26 campaign captures an evocative dialogue between mid-century modern architecture and the refined, understated luxury synonymous with the brand. Shot by photographer Emma Summerton, the editorial series leans into a cinematic visual language that emphasizes the interplay of light and texture across both interior and outdoor landscapes. By leveraging the warm, golden-hour natural light of a sprawling, sun-drenched residence, the campaign creates a sense of lived-in sophistication. Models Liz Kennedy and Anatol Modzelewski inhabit these curated spaces with a quiet confidence, their silhouettes framed by striking structural elements like concrete pillars, floor-to-ceiling glass, and rugged, stacked-stone walls. Fashion editor and stylist Dianna Lunt anchors the aesthetic with a deliberate focus on textile contrast, pairing fluid satin skirts and minimalist slip dresses against the structured tailoring of neutral-toned utility jackets and leather coats. The styling is complemented by the work of hair stylist Ramsell Martinez and makeup artist Sara Tagaloa, who maintain a polished, effortless look that mirrors the campaign’s serene atmosphere. Through its high-contrast compositions and thoughtful integration of environment, the project effectively positions the Vince Spring 26 collection as a seamless extension of a modern, editorial-forward lifestyle, successfully blending fashion with the geometric precision of its architectural surroundings.
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