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Three models inside a car at night featuring low-key lighting for Adidas Adilenium SS25 campaign by Ewen Spencer.
Two models posing near a silver car at night with dramatic low-key lighting for Adidas Adilenium S/S 2025 campaign.
Model standing by an open car door in athletic apparel, photographed by Ewen Spencer for Adidas Adilenium S/S 2025.
Three models wearing sportswear posing around a silver sedan parked on tiled pavement with open doors.
Model standing outdoors wearing an oversized white jersey next to a silver car at dusk for Adidas
Model wearing black Adidas track pants with white stripes inside a car during an Adilenium S/S 2025 campaign shoot
Model in black athletic jersey and matching track pants walking across a paved ground under dramatic low-key spotlight.
Three models inside a car at night featuring low-key lighting for Adidas Adilenium SS25 campaign by Ewen Spencer.
Two models posing near a silver car at night with dramatic low-key lighting for Adidas Adilenium S/S 2025 campaign.
Model standing by an open car door in athletic apparel, photographed by Ewen Spencer for Adidas Adilenium S/S 2025.

Adidas Adilenium S/S 2025 2025

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The Adidas Adilenium S/S 2025 campaign leans into a moody, cinematic aesthetic, capturing sportswear through a gritty and atmospheric lens. Photographed by Ewen Spencer, the production centers on a series of urban-inspired vignettes that utilize directional lighting and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to highlight the textures of athletic apparel. Fashion styling by Candice Bailey, alongside hair by Ryo Narushima and makeup by Mel Arter, contributes to an authentic look for the subjects, including models Du Wei and Kozy. The visuals are grounded by set design from Josh Stovell, featuring a silver sedan as a recurring anchor within the pavement-focused, dusk-lit settings.

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