Present Space
From the Dust
Apr 2026
In the striking series From the Dust, fashion house Present Space explores the intersection of human form and geological expanse. This editorial campaign transports the viewer to a series of vast, salt-crusted landscapes, where the raw, textured terrain acts as a stark, minimalist stage for a collection defined by structured silhouettes and flowing proportions. Under the creative direction of Juan Duque and Nima Habibzadeh, the project channels a meditative sense of isolation, utilizing a muted, desaturated palette that blurs the lines between earth and sky. Photographer Marc Hibbert expertly captures this atmospheric tension, leaning into natural light to emphasize the tactile contrast between oversized wool tailoring and the cracked, blinding white ground. Featuring model Samuel Elie, the portraits oscillate between cinematic wide shots and intimate studies of form, with styling by Britt Layton underscoring the brand’s commitment to architectural minimalism. Whether through the lens of high-key landscapes or low-key chiaroscuro portraits, the imagery reads as a profound dialogue between modern designer fashion and the immutable, quiet grandeur of the natural world. By stripping away visual clutter, the campaign highlights the clean lines and heavy fabric textures of the apparel, ultimately presenting an aesthetic that feels both rooted in the landscape and entirely detached from it.
Editorial, Lifestyle, Vertical
Natural light
Designer Fashion, Fashion
