About
Amirul Fazaile is a fashion photographer and multidisciplinary image maker working across photography, videography and post-production. His practice is rooted in visual storytelling, transforming ideas into intentional, expressive imagery that communicates mood, identity and narrative.
From concept to execution, he approaches each project with a strong focus on creative direction, ensuring that every detail aligns with the intended outcome. Whether working with stills or motion, he constantly explores new and unconventional ways of capturing stories and translating them into compelling visuals.
He draws inspiration from a wide range of art forms, including design, music, film, fine arts and craft. This cross-disciplinary influence shapes his approach and allows his visual language to evolve continuously.
Vans: Worn Loud and Moodys
VANS:Worn Loud explores the concept of authenticity through the lives of two local artists, each expressing themselves through their own distinctive creative practice. At its core, the campaign reflects the idea that nothing speaks louder than something made by hand that is raw, personal and impossible to replicate.
Vans serves as the unifying thread throughout these experiences. Worn through late nights, failed ideas, creative breakthroughs and moments of tension, the shoes become more than just an accessory, they become a record of the process. Lived-in, marked and shaped by experience, they embody the authenticity of the artists themselves.
This campaign is a celebration of process over perfection. It highlights how the act of creating leaves a trace, not only in the work, but in what we wear. Every shoe carries a journey, and every journey has a story to be told.
Syuk (@syukrina_su) in her creative space, wearing and crafting the Vans Authentic in her own style and taste.
Jif (@letscallitquits) wearing the Vans Authentic, creating his own visual universe through his airbrush artworks.
Moodys is a personal branding project for a streetwear accessories brand that transforms everyday items into wearable statements through custom-designed casings.
Each piece features expressive characters representing different emotions, allowing wearers to visually communicate their inner states. Rooted in personal experience, these characters act as extensions of identity, turning functional objects into meaningful forms of self-expression.
Nabil Ridali
Rhea Rahmat
Charlotte Pang Shiqi
Goh Chereen
Trixie Teo
Darsya
