16Arlington

Aug 2023

For the 16Arlington Fall 2023 campaign, creative director Marco Capaldo masterfully strips back the noise to focus on the interplay between tactile luxury and silhouette. Captured through the lens of photographer Hanna Moon, this series of portraits functions as a study in editorial minimalism, leaning into a stark, refined visual language that elevates the label's latest ready-to-wear offerings. The imagery, frequently utilizing high-key lighting to achieve a pristine, shadowless quality, positions model Louise Robert as the centerpiece of a narrative built on texture. From the juxtaposition of sheer, crystal-embellished fabrics against structured crocodile-embossed leather to the soft movement of feather trims, every frame invites a tactile engagement with the collection. With styling by Georgia Pendlebury, the campaign deftly balances commercial appeal with an elevated aesthetic, further refined by the precise hair artistry of Kiyoko Odo and the nuanced makeup application of Ana Takahashi. The use of studio strobe techniques ensures that every detail, from the shimmer of a rhinestone bodice to the depth of the dark, minimalist backdrops, remains sharp and deliberate. By maintaining a cohesive, portrait-heavy focus, the campaign underscores the brand's identity as a powerhouse within the luxury fashion houses sphere, offering a campaign that feels both timeless and pointedly modern in its execution.

Editorial, Vertical, Commercial

Studio strobe

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion