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Moschino F/W 2025.26 : Rejoice Chuol & Evie Saunders by Tim Walker

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Photographer: Tim Walker
Stylist: Alastair McKimm
Art Direction: Lina Kutsovskaya (Be Good Studios)
Models: Rejoice Chuol, Evie Saunders
Casting: Julia Lange
Set: Jess Griffin
Hair: Eugene Souleiman
Makeup: Sam Byrant
Nails: Trish Lomax



by viacomunicacion.com
 
For the people who know the Dutch duo Lennert and sander photography work, this feels similar to their signature style, but then without a strong concept, precision or humor.
 
I gave it a "Like" because at least there is something to look at for a moment even though it is not good.
 
The concept is cool and I think it suits Moschino, but the models' poses and especially Alastair McKimm's work are TERRIBLE! Who would wear this dress with these pants?
 
I expect my reaction to most of these campaigns will follow the same pattern:

Yay! New season ads are here!
Oh... I don't think I like it.
Hmm... it doesn't look so bad now I've seen it in print alongside even worse things.
 
tigerrouge said:
I expect my reaction to most of these campaigns will follow the same pattern:

Yay! New season ads are here!
Oh... I don't think I like it.
Hmm... it doesn't look so bad now I've seen it in print alongside even worse things.
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I agree. Some campaigns also do grow on me once I've see then in print a few times.
 
This guy arrived at Moschino right around the same time as Chemena at Chloe, yet he hasn't delivered a single memorable fashion moment. The only noteworthy work from him was his debut collection.
 
MModa said:
I agree. Some campaigns also do grow on me once I've see then in print a few times.
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you (like many) are suffering from lowering standards by seeing something frequently

fashion desensitization or habituation. This occurs when repeated exposure to something, even if initially undesirable, leads to a decreased emotional or evaluative response. It's a form of psychological adaptation where the novelty or impact of the stimulus diminishes over time.

i think a combination of frequency illusion and The Dunning-Kruger effect is also at play for visual consumption of fashion.
 
He has always been a second choice and you can definitely see it, I’m still so sad we weren’t allowed to see what Davide Renne’s vision could have been, but just with the announcement portrait it seemed promising. I was a fan of this man, don’t even remember the name at tue moment, but because of the styling by Nunzio del prete, very italian very chic with a quirky touch. Then he changed with Alastair and everything became forgettable in a moment
 
Far away from the Meisel glam from a decade ago...Moschino under Jeremy was fun, not perfect, but his vision made sense with this brand spirit. This is elementary school poster level, belongs to UNESCO. Not even Tim Walker can save this.
 

It seems like there’re two series of campaigns for this season? What’s the point?
Photographer：Kincső Bede
Stylist：Alastair McKimm
Art Direction：Lina Kutsovskaya (Be Good Studios)
Models：Betsy, Rejoice, Saunders and Xiao Wen
Casting：Julia Lange
Set：Jess Griffin
Hair：Eugene Souleiman
Makeup：Sam Byrant
Nails：Trish Lomax
 
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