METAL Magazine

May 2026

In this striking series for METAL Magazine, photographer Giuseppe Triscari and fashion editor and stylist Guillem Chanza collaborate to present a sophisticated, avant-garde vision of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer collection. Featuring model Georgia Palmer, the editorial campaign strips away the noise of modern luxury to focus on pure silhouette, texture, and structural form. Utilizing natural light to accentuate the collection’s intricate tailoring, the imagery transitions seamlessly from clean, high-fashion editorial portraits against neutral studio backdrops to quiet, lifestyle-inflected moments in urban settings. Werner Amort’s precision work on hair styling, notably the recurring cropped look and bleached eyebrows, provides a consistent, sharp frame that allows the heavy pleating, graphic piping, and voluminous tailoring of the garments to command total attention. The work channels a minimalist aesthetic, often playing with architectural lines and deliberate shadows to ground the high-fashion garments in a tangible, tactile reality. By balancing soft, even lighting with the stark, bold presence of pieces like the circular pleated headpiece or the oversized pointed collars, the project highlights the dialogue between wearable art and human form. Each frame reads as an exercise in editorial minimalism, emphasizing the enduring power of restraint in luxury fashion photography while ensuring that the craftsmanship of every stitch remains the focal point of this visual narrative.

Editorial, Vertical, Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion