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Model wearing a fluffy cream knit jacket and black rubber boots seated outdoors on a green park bench.
Model in dark coat and tall boots walking through an outdoor grassy landscape with trees under natural light
Model wearing a plaid jacket and dark skirt crouching on stone outdoor steps surrounded by lush green ivy.
Model balancing on a wooden bench wearing a fluffy cardigan, shorts, and knee-high boots outdoors.
Model wearing a striped knitted cardigan and scarf outdoors against a natural forest background
Model wearing chunky red striped knit sweater and pink scarf against blue sky
Model Jan Rykowski wearing a plaid knit sweater and wrapped scarf seated outdoors against a brick wall.
Model wearing a fluffy cream knit jacket and black rubber boots seated outdoors on a green park bench.
Model in dark coat and tall boots walking through an outdoor grassy landscape with trees under natural light
Model wearing a plaid jacket and dark skirt crouching on stone outdoor steps surrounded by lush green ivy.

Roberto Collina Roberto Collina Fall Winter 2025 2025

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The Roberto Collina Fall Winter 2025 campaign serves as a visual showcase for the season's knitwear collection, leaning into an earthy, tactile aesthetic. Photographed by Federico Barbieri, the editorial series captures model Jan Rykowski across varied outdoor settings, from orchard slopes and stone staircases to architectural gardens. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the composition and material details of the garments. With fashion styling by Marzia Fossati and makeup by Sara Bergaglio, the project leans into analogue film and grainy techniques to enhance the collection's textural qualities. The aesthetic oscillates between monochromatic frames and saturated, warm-toned portraits, highlighting the intricate weaves and layering of the pieces.

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