Special Projects

Jul 2026

Lottie, the latest creative endeavor from Special Projects, emerges as a masterclass in fashion editorial photography that finds its rhythm in the juxtaposition between structured high-fashion silhouettes and the organic, unmanicured beauty of the natural world. By grounding its subjects within dense, verdant parklands and riverbank settings, the project leans into a compelling narrative of contrast, where vibrant, saturated color palettes—defined by sharp, recurring pops of red and bold textures—stand out against a backdrop of muted, earthy greens and dappled natural light. Photographer Tiffany Nicholson captures a sequence of evocative portraits that feel both cinematic and intimate, channeling a documentary sensibility that elevates the luxury fashion houses aesthetic. The styling, curated with precision by Amy Bialek, explores the tension between utility and elegance, pairing structured blazers and utility-style skirt suits with intricate crochet work and dynamic hosiery. With meticulous attention to hair artistry from Kazuto Shimomura, the work maintains a sophisticated composure even within its unconventional, rugged outdoor environments. Through a series of carefully composed portraits, Lottie succeeds in blending high-end fashion with a raw, lifestyle-inflected vitality. The result is an enduring study of form, light, and texture that feels modern, grounded, and unmistakably distinct within the luxury sector, demonstrating a sophisticated visual language that prioritizes character and atmosphere over static product display.

Editorial, Lifestyle, Vertical

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion