Casablanca

Mar 2026

Casablanca continues to redefine the intersection of luxury lifestyle and high-end accessories with its latest S/S 26 eyewear collection. This campaign leans into a polished, editorial minimalism, prioritizing clean lines and deliberate composition to allow the eyewear to take center stage. Through the lens of photographer Mark Luckasavage, the series captures a sense of quiet confidence, utilizing a blend of natural light and studio strobe techniques to accentuate the tactile details of the frames and the intricate patterns of the apparel. Art directors Maya Chantout and Steve Grimes orchestrate a sophisticated visual narrative that places the model, Daniel Legzdiņš, within a pared-back aesthetic, ensuring that every shadow and texture serves to elevate the product design. The styling, curated by fashion editor Helena Tejedor, complements the modern oval and narrow frames with layered knitwear and distinct graphic prints, creating a cohesive look that feels both timeless and contemporary. By maintaining a neutral, focus-intensive backdrop, the campaign successfully elevates the eyewear from a simple accessory to a structural design element. With the refined touch of hair stylist Kim Rance and makeup artist Karin Westerlund, the imagery achieves a raw yet meticulously crafted quality, grounding the high-fashion intent in an approachable, portrait-driven reality that resonates across the broader eyewear and fashion industries.

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Natural light, Natural light

Eyewear, Fashion, Fashion