Finery London

Finery London create sophisticated and timeless pieces for women in fine fabrics at an exceptional level of quality.

These impeccable items of clothing are mostly sold via online retailers and direct to customer from their website.

With such a majority of their stock being sold via the internet, a high level of photography is required to show the products at their finest.

Complete have an essential role to play as part of this process by managing all post production. Services such as adjusting tone and colour matching is vital to any e-commerce photography, as it avoids returns and shows the garments in their truest form.

Read more about our full list of post-production services and clients we provide them for by clicking here.

Burberry on our street

Complete's HQ is situated on the borders of Kentish Town and Camden.

Kelly Street is tucked away off the busy Kentish Town Road and it's lined with multicoloured Victorian houses, like something out of the Paddington films.

This North London street with its pretty pastel houses and tree lined paths is a destination location for influencers, instagrammers and tourists. Something we witness on a day-to-day basis out of the window or while popping out for lunch, snapping their selfies and taking photographs.

Somewhere that remains a little more sacred and less frequented by the visitors to Kelly Street is Mario's Cafe. With a clientele made up of residents and regulars, Mario can offer up a full English or various Italian dishes to his loyal customers. As regulars ourselves, we were heartened to see Mario serving up a breakfast bonanza in a recent Burberry campaign video.

Click below to watch the video, and Mario in full action!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DGA47UrNu7i

The Face Magazine : Culture Shift

The Face Magazine: Culture Shift celebrates iconic fashion images and portraits from The Face, a trail-blazing youth culture and style magazine that has shaped the creative and cultural landscape in Britain and beyond.

From 1980 to 2004, The Face played a vital role in creating contemporary culture. This exhibition will bring together the work of over 80 photographers, including Complete collaborators Sean Ellis and David La Chapelle and will feature over 200 photographs.

The Face Magazine: Culture Shift is curated by Sabina Jaskot-Gill, Senior Curator of Photographs at the National Portrait Gallery, together with Curatorial Consultants Lee Swillingham, former Art Director of The Face from 1992 to 1999, and Norbert Schoerner, a photographer whose work featured in the magazine throughout the nineties and noughties. The exhibition will run from 20 February - 18 May 2025 at The National Portrait Gallery.

Alexander McQueen in The Dark Night Returns by Sean Ellis

William & Son

From concept to completion, this case study overview outlines Complete's end-to-end web, digital and asset and content creation for luxury retailer, William & Son.

Starting with a website redesign, Complete first approached this project with a brief to replicate the luxury and service previously found in the Mayfair bricks and mortar store to an solely online platform.

In addition to the design and technical development of the site, Complete manages model shoots, shoot post-production, image colour correction and ecomm management for all offerings on the site, such as this recent campaign and flat lay shoot for the brands own label country clothing collection.

Visit the site by clicking here

Ghost

Complete manage all retouching and post-production of online lookbooks and content imagery for esteemed fashion brand, Ghost.

Launched four decades ago by founder Tanya Sarne, this iconic British brand, developed over the years a unique and instantly recognisable style.

Each collection maintains a contemporary vintage feel with feminine & modern silhouettes in signature garment dyed pieces.

Digital Assets for TK Maxx

Our latest Post-Production work for digital and till screen assets, shown in-stores at TK Maxx across the UK and Ireland.

Christmas Ecomm for luxury hotel brand, AMAN.

Complete are delighted to share our recent work for luxury, worldwide hotel and resort group, AMAN.

To luxury advent calendars, where traditional chocolate treats are replaced with indulgent beauty products is now an annual, greatly anticipated moment, when launched in-store and online.

Our recent photo shoot production and post production services for Aman included their exclusive and limited edition Advent Calendar and Christmas gifting collections.

Unlike many other popular calendars, the very generous 25 gifts are only available in selected Aman Resorts and online, therefore making this one stand out in a very crowded, crowd.

The calendar box is designed to replicate, Aman's latest hotel opening in New York City. In addition, the calendar also features a rare crystal, excavated from the grounds below the NYC site.

Read more about the calendar by clicking here and more about Complete's work for Aman here.

Complete’s most recent commission for the V&A – OSPAAAL

After our successful collaboration on a previous exhibition “I Still Believe in Our City” Complete were again approached by the V&A, London to recreate the artwork of rare posters planned for public display in the OSPAAAL exhibition.

OSPAAAL, is the acronym for the Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America. Based in Cuba, the organisation platformed anti-imperialist and revolutionary movements in the Global South through display of posters.

The Exhibition 3D Design was devised by London based architects and 2022 RIBA Journal Rising Stars, McCloy & Muchemwa to sit in the V&A's atrium gallery.

Seen here in the image adjacent is work in progress with proofs and originals being compared to closely recreate authentic looking posters using modern methods.

The fragility of this rare collection of posters means that mounting methods and exposure to light would cause irreparable damage to the original artworks. Complete were tasked to recreate one of each of the selected posters to be showcased for the exhibition chosen from the V&A's extensive OSPAAAL archive. The majority of the collection were printed in the 1960s and 70s, at the height of the movement using traditional printing presses. Our brief was to match the colours, paper stock and raw print style sympathetically, and in some cases slightly off-set so that when printed digitally and to the untrained eye, the posters mimicked their archive originals. For details of the exhibition on until March 31st 2023, click here

From the Complete Archives – Tyrone Le Bon

It was just over a decade ago that Complete collaborated with Tyrone Le Bon on his 2012 campaign for Swatch’s New Gent Lacquered collection. South London photographer, Tyrone Lebon headed off to New York’s East Village to shoot a clutch of cool artists for V Magazine

Fast forward to 2023, we applaud Tyrone Le Bon for his recent work for Daniel Lee, photographing the Burberry campaign following a recent re-brand of the heritage label that included re-instating the Knight motif and Burberry Prorsum logo. (Prorsum being the latin for 'Forwards')

Click here to see and read more about the Burberry campaign shot by Tyrone Le Bon

Seed Magazine

Now in it's fourth issue, Seed magazine, is a biannual magazine produced and edited by Carole Bamford.

Carole is the founder of Daylesford Organics and the Bamford brand, which encompasses health spas, and well being and beauty products. The key word for both of Carole's brands are sustainability. Seed Magazine brings the ethos of these brands into one magazine of lifestyle related written content and beautiful, considered photography

Complete, is widely regarded for its attention to detail in print and post production has recently been assigned to colour manage the print production for this issue. The images in the magazine are shot by a selection of some of the most talented and creative photographers, such as Martin Morrell, Lizzie Mayson and Laziz Hamani. Our work on this edition ensures that from cover to cover, every image is consistent and a true representation of its colour.

In the fourth issue of Seed magazine the content looks at wild swimming groups bracing icy temperatures to experience the health benefits and improved mental wellbeing . Articles on The Felix Project which looks at how lives were touched by the volunteers who give up their time to prevent vulnerable communities going without food and the interest in engaging with nature: with tips on how best to grow your own tomatoes. Also celebrating the importance of being conscious of where our food comes from, the magazine shares simple, seasonal recipes with a focus around reducing food waste and the effects of the choices we make daily.