Special Projects
Hermès by Martin Margiela
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Jan 2026
Special Projects documents the archival legacy of Hermès by Martin Margiela in this fashion editorial series. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, focusing on the sculptural tailoring and experimental drapery that defined the collaboration. Across a range of studio and outdoor settings, the work emphasizes tactile fabrications and nuanced textile combinations through a clean, atmospheric lens. Photographer Stanislas Motz Neidhart captures the collection with a focus on form and quiet precision, often using soft, natural light to highlight the intricate construction of the garments. The production features model Malin Rudnick, with styling by Marie-Therese Haustein. The creative team is rounded out by hair stylist Alexandry Costa, makeup artist Manu Kopp, and casting director Mollie Dendle.
Editorial, Vertical, Clean
Natural light
Luxury Fashion Houses
Editorial
