The Lanvin Fall 2025 editorial project stands as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, stripping away the superfluous to celebrate the interplay of form, texture, and light. Under the visionary guidance of artistic director Peter Copping, the campaign leans into an ethos of editorial minimalism, where architectural silhouettes are placed against stark, concrete, and grid-patterned backdrops. Photographer Vito Fernicola masterfully captures this tension, utilizing natural light and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to create deep, geometric shadows that mirror the models' movements. The imagery oscillates between high-contrast monochromatic portraits and vibrant, tactile detail shots, highlighting the structural integrity of the collection. Through the lens, models Malgosia Bela and Mouha Seck embody a composed, steady presence that elevates the garments—ranging from sleek, ribbed knit turtleneck dresses to structured leather outerwear accented by fringe and shimmering beadwork. With styling by Berenger Pelc, the creative team weaves together a narrative of quiet sophistication, punctuated by sharp color contrasts in footwear and the refined gleam of leather accessories. This cinematic approach ensures that every frame, whether a sweeping full-length portrait or a tight close-up, feels intentional and timeless. By favoring soft, even lighting to accentuate fabric grain against textured surfaces, the project honors Lanvin’s heritage while firmly situating the collection in a contemporary, design-forward space.
