OMA and its think tank counterpart, AMO, have deep ties to the fashion world, in particular with Prada. Alongside built work by the architectural powerhouse, notably the recently-completed Fondazione Prada, OMA/AMO has designed runways, look books, and videos for the Milanese luxury brand.

Since 2012, that collaboration has produced graphic short movies showcasing new collections under the project banner "Real Fantasies." For the 2016 Spring/Summer collection, AMO imagined a world of pure architectural extension, a CAD utopia unblemished by reality.

Described as a "3 dimensional blank space," the setting of the video seems locked in an endless sunset. Lithe models ride a train past a city of pure geometry, which morphs seamlessly into an unending picture window.

It's visual porn at it's best and well worth a look. Watch the video below, and for more connections between fashion and architecture, check out these links:

• AMO designs a "Timeless Ruin" for Miu Miu's 2016 S/S show
• Vinn Patararin challenges the possibilities of textile architecture
• Rome, home of the Tod’s Colosseum, Fendi Fountain and the Spanish "Bulgari" Step
• In at the deep end: Zaha Hadid takes the plunge into swimwear
• How Mad Men inspired an architecture student to start a fashion firm

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