Vogue Portugal offers an immersive, behind-the-scenes perspective on the latest Courrèges collection in this expansive fashion photography series. Captured by photographer Vicent Mahiques, the project strips away the spectacle of the runway to focus on the raw, structural integrity of Nicolas Di Felice’s designs. The imagery leans into a distinctly minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and stark studio environments to emphasize the architectural silhouettes of the garments. From high-contrast, black-and-white low-key lighting that highlights the geometric precision of the collection to bright, high-key studio portraits, the project maintains a consistent editorial focus on form and texture. Featuring a diverse cast including models such as Alex Consani, Angelina Kendall, and Jeanne Cadieu, the work captures the calm, focused energy of backstage preparation. By pairing bold leather textures and graphic prints against clean, neutral backgrounds, the photography highlights the playful yet rigorous nature of the brand’s visual language. This editorial documentary style excels at celebrating the tension between the fluid movement of the models and the rigid, polished lines of the clothing. Through a disciplined monochromatic palette and precise framing, the project serves as a compelling study in contemporary luxury fashion, where each composition functions as both a portrait of the individual talent and a sharp, stylistic tribute to the House of Courrèges.
