Cettire — Autumn 25  | Cinematography by Vitaly Kazanin

Cettire — Autumn 25 was designed as a short fashion art film built on silhouette, isolation, and repetition—more performance/video-art than a classic fashion narrative. The visual language relies on controlled, sculptural blocking inside a modern architectural location (strong color planes, corridors, and hard lines) where the model becomes a “moving sculpture” against the space.

The core concept plays with micro-actions repeated across different environments (a single step, a pause, a freeze), turning movement into rhythm and fashion into a ritual. Several sequences were intentionally executed as static, symmetrical frames to amplify graphic composition, then contrasted with minimal, deliberate motion for tension and release.  [oai_citation:0‡Scarica il PDF “Cettire Creative Shooting Deck”.pdf](sediment://file_0000000006e8722fa96fec32c73e244a)

Deliverables were planned as a modular system: multiple 15-second cuts (impact-first ordering, strong openings/closings) plus a 60-second long edit, so the same visual grammar could live across social formats while staying coherent and premium.