Nackiyé’s FW25 campaign unfolds in a series of fragments - encounters, glimpses, pauses - captured by documentary photographer Nikolaj Møller across the layered landscape of Istanbul. Rather than offering a continuous narrative, the visuals embrace the city’s rhythm as something felt in moments: a silhouette against the Bosphorus, fabric catching the light on a rooftop, the quiet geometry of shadows along an old stone wall. Inspired by author Michel Butor’s way of seeing - a gaze that moves without anchoring, attentive to detail without demanding resolution - the campaign treats the city not as a backdrop, but as a shifting presence that reveals itself through contrast and coincidence.

These scenes hold space for texture and tone: the echo of ferry horns in the distance, the murmur of voices in alleyways, the weight of history in a worn façade. Istanbul is never fully seen, only suggested - its richness conveyed through atmosphere and arrangement rather than declaration. What emerges is not a story told, but a series of impressions lived - intimate and open-ended.

The FW25 collection mirrors this rhythm, blending elegance and practicality in garments that feel deeply rooted yet adaptable. The silhouettes are long and relaxed, evoking ease without losing structure. A palette of soft earth tones - rose clay, rust, navy, and ash - grounds the collection in natural, lived-in warmth. Fabrics include tactile wool blends, cotton twills, and fluid silks that respond to movement and light. Tailored coats with thoughtful details, loose-fitting knits, and flowing dresses suggest a wardrobe for someone both at home and in transit - dressed for the everyday poetry of city life.