Designer Fashion
Designer Fashion sits between High Street and the luxury houses — independent labels building a name season by season. On Visie, that craft spans campaign photography, runway coverage, and lookbook shoots for marques like Coach, BOSS, Marc Jacobs, and Self-Portrait, documented look-by-look down the runway.
This week's top Designer Fashion projects
This week's top Designer Fashion projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project MM6 Maison Margiela · MM6 Maison Margiela Fall Winter 2026 ...
The MM6 Maison Margiela Fall/Winter 2026 editorial campaign leans into a cinematic, urban aesthetic, capturing models in a series of candid movements across transit-focused environments. The imagery utilizes a distinctive analogue film technique, characterized by natural light and a muted, earthy colour palette that highlights the collection’s layered tailoring and contemporary silhouettes. Photographed by Philippine Chaumont and Agathe Zaerpour, the series features an enigmatic mood anchored by models including Chubath Kutien and Nand Quivreux. The production emphasizes textural contrast, moving between futuristic visors and nostalgic, grain-heavy exposures. The creative team includes fashion styling by Léopold Duchemin, hair by Holli Smith, makeup by Karin Westerlund, and casting by Ben Grimes.
Project Zara · Re{form} Zara by John Galliano Vol. ...
Zara presents Re{form}, an avant-garde fashion campaign featuring designer John Galliano. The series leans into a theatrical aesthetic, captured through clean editorial photography by Steven Meisel. Models are staged against stark white backgrounds, emphasising the complex layering, diverse textures, and sculptural silhouettes of the collection. The project incorporates striking beauty details, including elaborate teased hair by Guido Palau and dramatic makeup artistry by Pat McGrath, such as vivid glitter and bold lip colours. With fashion styling by Karl Templer and casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro, the work balances high-contrast studio lighting with intricate garment detailing to create a polished, minimalist visual narrative.
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 Doen · Doen Denim Fall 2026 Campaign
The Dôen Denim Fall 2026 campaign captures the brand's seasonal collection through a series of outdoor stills that emphasize texture and classic silhouettes. Set against historical stone embankments and river-side architecture, the imagery leans into a warm, nostalgic aesthetic. The creative direction features an earthy color palette and careful layering, showcasing a variety of denim cuts paired with knitwear, utility jackets, and tailored separates. Photographed by Victor Demarchelier, the work utilizes natural light to highlight the intricate details of the fabric and the surrounding urban environment. The campaign, styled by Tonne Goodman with makeup by William Bartel, features model Thea Ros in various street-level settings, creating a cohesive editorial narrative that blends casual fashion with timeless, clean composition.
Project J. Crew · J.Crew & Eckhaus Latta Collaboration
J.Crew partners with designers Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta for an editorial fashion campaign that blends heritage preppy aesthetics with eclectic, tactile knitwear. The collaboration explores a domestic narrative, utilizing warm, lived-in interiors—from wood-paneled libraries to residential bedrooms—to frame the seasonal collection. Photographed by Luna Conte, the campaign emphasizes a rich, autumnal palette and intricate material depth. The imagery leans into a natural light-focused approach, highlighting the distinctive mohair textures, striped knit vests, and tailored layers that define the partnership. Through a series of lifestyle-driven vignettes, the work captures a relaxed, candid energy, integrating playful elements like vintage props and unexpected natural motifs.
Project Self-Portrait · Self-Portrait Spring 2026 Lookbook
The Self-Portrait Spring 2026 lookbook showcases the latest collection through a series of editorial images captured in an urban landscape. Photographed by Charlotte Stouvenot, the visuals lean into a clean aesthetic, utilizing natural light and high-contrast shadows to emphasize the contemporary apparel design. Fashion editor and stylist Marie Chaix rounds out the collection with a selection of structured tailoring, including leather sets, knitwear, and denim silhouettes. The project features models Coline Leclere, Isabella Pascucci, and Summer Dirx, with hair styling by Akemi Kishida and makeup by Satoko Watanabe. Casting was managed by David Chen, ensuring a cohesive presentation of the garments against modern glass and industrial architectural backdrops.
Project Roberto Collina · Roberto Collina F/W 2025 Campaign
The Roberto Collina Fall/Winter 2025 campaign is an editorial fashion series featuring a selection of the brand's seasonal knitwear. The imagery, captured and art-directed by Emilio Tini, highlights the tactile qualities of mohair, wool, and multi-toned yarn textures through a series of portrait-focused compositions. The campaign utilizes a mix of natural and soft studio light to create distinct moods, ranging from crisp, high-contrast monochrome shots to warm, shadow-heavy frames. The styling leans into relaxed tailoring and layered silhouettes, incorporating sculptural botanical elements and felt textures to enhance the visual depth of the collection.
Project Aleï Journal · Extreme Cashmere x Alei
The Extreme Cashmere x Aleï Journal collaboration presents a series of editorial portraits focused on the tactile quality of knitwear. Photographed by Kwabena Sekyi Appiah-nti, the project explores the interplay between soft, high-end textiles and industrial or urban environments. Through a mix of natural light and moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting, the imagery highlights the material texture of the garments. The compositions shift between expansive, low-angle architectural shots and intimate, focused portraiture to frame the collection against varied settings, from raw terracotta surfaces to minimalist metal backdrops. Employing a minimalist aesthetic, the series emphasizes form and fabric weight through deliberate, clean framing techniques.
Project Behind the Blinds · Dimensions of a Soul
Dimensions of a Soul, a fashion editorial series for Behind the Blinds, presents a study in contrast and silhouette featuring model Hyun Jun Kim. Captured by photographer Gabe Araujo, the series moves between stark studio environments and urban rooftop settings to explore form and movement. Fashion editor and stylist Nicholas MacKinnon grounds the visual narrative in sharp tailoring and textured layers, including distressed leather and structured pinstripes. The project employs a monochromatic aesthetic, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to emphasize high-contrast compositions and dramatic, cinematic portraiture.
Project Helsa · HELSA 70's Fall Campaign
The Helsa Fall campaign delivers a refined editorial look that leans into a 1970s aesthetic. Captured by photographer Yulia Gorbachenko, the imagery features models Elsa Hosk and Zayna Cisse against a backdrop of raw, brutalist architecture and arid desert landscapes. The styling, supported by hair stylist Hikaru and makeup artist Leah Darcy, emphasises structured tailoring, tactile leather, and silk textures. The series utilises natural light and analogue film techniques to create an earthy, retro-inspired mood across the collection.
Project 72 Magazine · Shape Shifter: JW Anderson
72 Magazine presents Shape Shifter, a fashion editorial spotlighting the latest JW Anderson collection. Captured by photographer Mark Kean, the series documents the intricate relationship between structural form and high-fashion textiles. The shoot leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a neutral grey backdrop and soft, directional lighting to emphasize the collection's sculptural silhouettes and reflective embellishments. Fashion editor and stylist Joe McKenna leads the editorial vision, pairing avant-garde knitwear and draped gowns with technical accessories. The production features hair styling by Anthony Turner, makeup by Lynsey Alexander, and manicures by Saffron Goddard. Casting by Piergiorgio Del Moro brings a precise focus to the imagery, with models Danyelle Taylor and Fatou Kebbeh providing the portraiture, all curated under the oversight of Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful.
Project Special Projects · Petra Fagerström by Daniel Archer
This fashion editorial project, titled "Petra Fagerström," features photography by Daniel Archer with fashion styling by Harry Lambert and casting by Nachum Shonn. The collection of images explores the interplay between structured luxury garments and austere, vintage interior spaces. Captured with a focus on tactile fabric surfaces and moody, low-key lighting, the work leans into a cinematic aesthetic. The styling highlights a range of silhouettes, from metallic plissé gowns to tailored velvet ensembles and textured tweed pieces. The project emphasizes atmospheric depth through chiaroscuro techniques and desaturated color palettes, grounding the subjects within raw, domestic environments.
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