WILLY CHAVARRIA Fall/Winter 2025 Campaign
by Adriano Batista
For its Fall/Winter 2025 campaign, Willy Chavarria introduces a new chapter called EXACTAMENTE. The project uses “Living Pictures,” a first for the brand. Shot by Danielle Levitt and animated by art director Jess Cuevas, these are cinematic portraits that move. The models are seen with a sense of presence, intention, and quiet power.
The collection itself explores the space between strength and softness. The clothes carry Chavarria’s signature drama through oversized silhouettes, dropped shoulders, and wide-legged trousers. Sharp tailoring is combined with the ease of sportswear, creating a fusion of street style and elevated formality.
This season, the focus shifts from how the clothes look to a more complete experience. It is about how they move on the body, how they feel to wear, and, most importantly, who they are for.
Check out the campaign images below:
CREDITS
Creative director: Jess Cuevas @jesscuevas7
Photographer: Danielle Levitt @daniellelevitt
Stylist: Caitlan Hickey @chiefchiefnyc
Fashion: Willy Chavarria @Willychavarria
Hair: Kiyonori Sudo @kyo_sud
Makeup: Mitch Yoshida @mitchyoshidamakeup
Set Design & Props: Cooper Vasquez @_coopervasquez_
Interview Video Director : Danielle Levitt @daniellelevitt
DP & Video edit: Kat Guerra @katgu3rra
Casting: Brent Chua #brentchua & Emma Farachi @aemmaf
Fashion: Willy Chavarria @Willychavarria
Produced by: Team Willy & Danille Levitt studio @eniriquehuepa @carlosmonge @laurabrunisholz
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WILLY CHAVARRIA Fall/Winter 2025 Campaign
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