For Bottega Veneta's Spring/Summer 2019 collection – the first released under its newly appointed creative director, Daniel Lee – the lookbook was conceived as a visual palette cleanser. Daniel's objective with editing and tweaking the collection, which had been originally designed by Tomas Maier prior to Daniel coming on board, was to "get back to what really felt essential" – resulting in a concise array of clothes "for people to live in".  By extension, the lookbook was shot without any artificial lighting, with models wearing little to no makeup, and minimal retouching – resulting in a clean rawness that paved the way for the brand's new creative direction.

‍Source: Vogue 2018

Brand: Bottega Veneta