Volume 80 for Amica marks a masterclass in modern sartorialism, stripping away the superfluous to celebrate the intersection of architectural structure and fluid movement. This fashion editorial campaign pivots on a sharp, minimalist aesthetic that feels both timeless and aggressively contemporary, favoring clean studio backdrops that allow the complexity of each garment to take center stage. Under the discerning creative guidance of photographer David Roemer, the series explores the power of monochromatic palettes and high-contrast studio strobe lighting to define texture, from the raw, tactile nature of heavy leather trench coats to the crisp precision of oversized, tailored blazers. Fashion editor and stylist Michela Buratti deftly navigates this landscape, juxtaposing voluminous silhouettes against cinched, feminine forms to create a visual dialogue of strength and softness. The project leans heavily into editorial portraiture techniques, enhanced by the deliberate, wet-look styling from hair stylist Giovanni Iovino and the nuanced, focused makeup artistry of Cosetta Giorgietti. With model Bonnie Panasenko at the helm, the imagery channels a cool, composed energy that feels entirely at home in the realm of luxury fashion houses. By utilizing deliberate chiaroscuro and seamless backgrounds, the work transcends traditional portraiture, becoming a study of form where every fold of denim and drape of a pussy-bow tie is rendered with intentional, polished clarity.
