Auralee

Jun 2026

The Auralee A/W 2026 lookbook serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place a laser-like focus on the intricate tactility of the collection. Captured through the lens of photographer Jody Rogac, the series channels a sophisticated, contemporary mood that leans into the brand's reputation for refined, artisanal construction. Across a diverse cast of models including Aluel Keror and Clement Chabernaud, the styling by Charlotte Collet masterfully balances structured silhouettes with a vibrant, albeit controlled, color palette. The execution relies on soft light and natural light techniques to emphasize the complex interplay of textures—ranging from heavy-gauge wools and buttery leather to delicate, structured tailoring. By utilizing a pristine white studio background, the project emphasizes a clean, high-fashion aesthetic that allows the clothing to function as the sole protagonist. The creative team, bolstered by the hair styling of Joseph Pujalte and makeup by Christine Corbel, creates a cohesive narrative that feels both cinematic and rooted in commercial reality. Through the juxtaposition of oversized trench coats against vibrant, primary-colored knits, the lookbook maintains a steady rhythm of understated luxury, solidifying Auralee’s position within the landscape of modern fashion houses by highlighting the subtle variations in yarn color and garment draping that define the label's seasonal identity.

Editorial, Commercial, Lifestyle

Natural light, Soft Light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion