Jil Sander S/S 2025: Karolina Spakowski & Igor Vojinovic by Mario Sorrenti

[BalkaniStaCouture]

JIL SANDER Spring Summer 2025 Campaign

Photographer: Mario Sorrenti
Creative Director: Lucie and Luke Meier
Art Director: Heiko Keinath
Hair: Tomo Jidal
Casting Director: Julia Lange
Models: Karolina Spakowski & Igor Vojinovic
(jilsander.com)

 

[BalkaniStaCouture]

JIL SANDER Spring Summer 2025 Campaign
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Photographer: Mario Sorrenti
Creative Director: Lucie and Luke Meier
Art Director: Heiko Keinath
Hair: Tomo Jidal
Casting Director: Julia Lange
Models: Karolina Spakowski & Igor Vojinovic
(jilsander.com)
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[BalkaniStaCouture]

I like it!

 

[thiago:)]

Very cinematic. Loving the images with the logos.

 

[proseccotabis]

Beautiful and somewhat spooky. i love it

 

[GivenchyHomme]

Great pictures. They do a good job at hiding the shapeless potato sacks the models are wearing.

 

[RMDV]

Nice to see some different (albeit terrible) photos, in a world where everything looks the same. At least they tried. The only semi-interesting shot is the one of them both outside, and to be honest it might just be the text/logo that makes the whole composition somewhat interesting.

 

[zoom]

Nice to see some different (albeit terrible) photos, in a world where everything looks the same. At least they tried. The only semi-interesting shot is the one of them both outside, and to be honest it might just be the text/logo that makes the whole composition somewhat interesting.

Never underestimate the power of a strong campaign to elevate just about anything. Perfect example here.

 

[fashionsavvvvvy]

I was browsing some old JS ads and i find it interesting that a lot of gheir old campaigns don’t even show clothings. Just model close-ups. It was more about the mood. I think this campaign is also like that

 

[Nomar]

Say what you want about their collections but they undeniably had some of the most fantastic imagery for their campaigns. I will definitely miss this.