Baylandi
House of Luxury Scarfs
In the wake of 2020’s lockdowns and the growing need for socially conscious design, Baylandi House of Luxury Scarfs partnered with Jure Ursic to create a series of visuals that challenge traditional fashion narratives. With direction from founder Caroline Bayle and creative lead Hafid Mai, the photoshoot repositions the luxury scarf as a versatile piece that merges purpose with high-end aesthetics.
Shot by Jure Ursic as a studio photographer, the campaign showcases the Baylandi scarf as more than an accessory. It transitions fluidly from a protective face covering to a headpiece, belt, or elegant neck detail—responding to the needs of the modern wearer with grace.
Positioned for both digital and print features, this project bridges practicality with editorial flair. Jure’s eye as a catalogue photographer frames each look with clarity and impact, highlighting the premium quality and adaptable styling of the scarves.
As a fashion photographer, Jure captures a collection that speaks to resilience, identity, and style under pressure. The final imagery stands as both a creative achievement and a commentary on how luxury fashion continues to evolve in dynamic times.
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- ProductionPhocrea
- ClientBaylandi
- PhotographerJure Ursic