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Project 10 Magazine · FKA Twigs | Issue 76 - Creativity, C ...
For Issue 76 of 10 Magazine, the publication delivers a masterclass in visual storytelling, positioning FKA Twigs at the intersection of performance art and high fashion. Through a series of striking frames, the feature captures the artist in a state of constant motion, utilizing a blend of editorial portraiture and cinematic live-action technique to explore themes of physical expression and sculptural form. Photographer Ib Kamara crafts an evocative visual language, leaning into natural light and dramatic low-key chiaroscuro lighting to emphasize the stark contrast between Twigs' fluid movements and the minimalist, often raw studio environments. The styling by Shaquille Ross Williams complements this aesthetic, utilizing everything from feathered, avian-inspired couture to minimalist, form-fitting bodysuits that act as a second skin, allowing the viewer to focus entirely on the intricate choreography. With hair styling by Louis Souvestre and meticulous set design by Samuel Overs, the project reads as a cohesive, highly curated performance. By balancing dynamic, balletic poses against static, warm-toned wooden backgrounds, the editorial successfully marries the raw, tactile nature of its subjects with a polished, avant-garde sensibility. The result is an evocative portrait series that highlights the collaborative energy between the artist and her dancers, ultimately cementing the issue as a definitive exploration of modern creativity.
Project 10 Magazine · Loewe: Hot Streak
In the latest editorial feature for 10 Magazine, Loewe: Hot Streak captures the vibrant and experimental spirit of the brand's latest collection with a series of high-impact visuals that blur the line between luxury fashion and fine art. Under the discerning eye of photographer David Paige, the project leans into a tension between structured minimalism and tactile excess. The imagery utilizes a diverse range of techniques, moving fluidly from the ethereal, soft focus of natural light portraiture to the sharp, calculated precision of studio strobe work. Styling by Rogelio F. Burgos elevates the composition, emphasizing the sculptural quality of Loewe accessories and the intricate patterns of the garments, while the presence of model Amira Al Zuhair brings a grounded, poise-filled energy to each frame. The execution is defined by bold graphic compositions, macro explorations of texture, and an intelligent use of high-key lighting to isolate key pieces. By alternating between monochromatic saturation and clean, airy backdrops, the feature serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism. This project successfully channels a sophisticated, cinematic atmosphere that feels both contemporary and timeless, reinforcing Loewe's status as a leader in avant-garde luxury. Through deliberate staging and a sharp focus on material detail, the editorial functions as a visual archive of modern design, where every accessory is treated with the gravity of an art object.
Project 10 Magazine · Captured twice
Captured Twice, a striking editorial spread for 10 Magazine, redefines the visual language of high-end jewellery through an uncompromising lens of minimalist sophistication. Under the expert creative direction of Editor-in-Chief Sophia Neophitou, the series moves beyond traditional product photography, transforming ornaments into extensions of the human form. Photographed by Antoine and Charlie, the portraits lean into editorial minimalism, utilizing stark, high-key white backgrounds and controlled studio strobe lighting to strip away all distractions. This intentional austerity ensures the focus remains entirely on the interplay between the subject—model Ateta Jok—and the intricate craftsmanship of the pieces, from wing-shaped ear adornments to layered geometric necklaces. The project establishes a profound dialogue between skin tone and texture, further enhanced by Chiao Chenet’s precision hair styling and Pep Gay’s evocative makeup work, which often utilizes bold, saturated blue and graphic white eyeshadow to mirror the vibrant rubies and sapphires in the collection. By prioritizing sculptural silhouettes and emotive, tight compositions, the team creates a series of commercial yet deeply artistic portraits. The resulting work feels both timeless and contemporary, capturing the brilliant sparkle of gemstones alongside the sharp, graceful features of the subject, ultimately asserting that true luxury is best communicated through a balance of technical restraint and creative clarity.
Project 10 Magazine · Dior: New Radical
In a sophisticated exploration of luxury fashion houses, Dior: New Radical for 10 Magazine presents a compelling visual narrative that bridges the gap between classic haute couture and modern architectural experimentation. Captured through the lens of photographer Joseph Kadow, this editorial fashion project leans into the tension between sharp, structured silhouettes and the ornate, lived-in elegance of traditional interiors. Featuring model Emma Waters, the series channels a refined, high-fashion aesthetic that places Dior’s latest offerings against the backdrop of grand staircases and minimalist architectural details. The creative vision, helmed by editor-in-chief Sophia Neophitou, utilizes soft natural light to emphasize the rich textures of sheer lace, plaid fabrics, and dramatic, sculptural headwear that dominate the composition. With casting directed by Adam Browne and meticulous styling touches by hair stylist Hiroshi Matsushita and manicurist Cecilia Abbas, every frame reads as a deliberate study in balance. The editorial work succeeds by maintaining a serene, portrait-driven focus that allows the intricate details of the clothing to command attention without losing the sense of atmosphere. By blending a clean, editorial minimalism with traditional architectural grandeur, the project effectively reinterprets the house of Dior through a lens of contemporary radicalism, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that remains deeply grounded in the language of timeless fashion journalism.
Project 10 Magazine · 10 Magazine #75 Fall/Winter 2025 Covers
10 Magazine presents the Fall/Winter 2025 issue, themed 'Transformation,' featuring a series of diverse editorial covers. The collection captures a wide range of fashion aesthetics, from avant-garde structured garments and sharp geometric tailoring to classic high-fashion silhouettes and playful contemporary styling. Across the series, the magazine leans into a bold visual language defined by graphic typography, metallic accents, and high-contrast layouts. The covers transition between stark studio environments and rich, natural outdoor settings, creating a cohesive yet varied aesthetic for the season. Lead creative direction comes from Dovile Drizyte and Isamaya Ffrench, with covers shot by a roster of photographers including Juergen Teller, Mario Sorrenti, and Nick Knight. The portraiture features talent ranging from actor Lisa Rinna to models such as Wang Fei and Erin O'Connor, balanced by the styling work of editors like Anna Trevelyan and Mattias Karlsson.
Project 10 Magazine · The 25 anniversary issue
For 10 Magazine's 25th anniversary issue, photography duo Estévez and Belloso capture a series of high-fashion editorial portraits set within lush, organic environments. The work leans into a tactile aesthetic, juxtaposing structured, sculptural silhouettes and geometric accessories against the raw textures of garden foliage, weathered tree bark, and open meadows. Throughout the series, model Onyinyechi Chijioke wears an array of intricate garments—ranging from heavy crochet knits and fringed sculptural dresses to oversized patterned coats. The styling, managed by Toby Grimditch, emphasizes form and texture through a natural lighting palette. Featuring clean framing and, in several instances, the characteristic aesthetic of analogue film, the project maintains a consistent focus on craftsmanship and material depth. Supporting the visual narrative are hair stylist Kazue Deki and makeup artist Nisha Gulati, with casting led by Clare Rhodes.
Project 10 Magazine · all that glistens
For the 'All That Glistens' editorial in 10 Magazine, photography duo Antoine and Charlie document a series of high-fashion beauty and jewellery portraits. The project centres on a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean, high-key studio backdrop to place focus on intricate gemstone accessories and bold, graphic beauty looks. The imagery features models Caren Jepkemei and Xue Huizi, whose profiles are highlighted through sharp lighting and sculptural hair silhouettes. The editorial leans into vibrant colour palettes, with hair styling by Eugene Souleiman and makeup artistry by Porsche Poon. Neophitou serves as Editor-in-Chief, overseeing the production of these polished, detail-oriented shots. The series relies on beauty light techniques to define metallic textures and precision-cut styles, resulting in a cohesive visual exploration of luxury accessories and avant-garde grooming.
Project 10 Magazine · 10 Magazine #75 Watches & Jewellery Cover
For the cover of 10 Magazine Issue 75 Watches & Jewellery, photographer Ferry van der Nat captures model Georgia Palmer in a striking editorial portrait. The composition leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a pure white studio backdrop and hard light to emphasize sharp, high-contrast silhouettes. The imagery focuses on Palmer’s profile, highlighting a detailed crystal fringe ear cuff. The creative team includes hair stylist Hiroshi Matsushita, makeup artist Sharon Dowsett, and manicurist Hayley Evans Smith, who support the graphic, polished tone of the cover design.
Project 10 Magazine · Swarovski: Wonder World
For the Swarovski: Wonder World editorial in 10 Magazine, photographer Ferry van der Nat captures a high-contrast series focused on intricate crystal jewellery. The work leans into a minimal aesthetic, utilising hard light to define the sculptural silhouettes of the statement necklaces, rings, and cuffs worn by model Georgia Palmer. Set against a clean white seamless studio background, the production highlights the reflective properties of the crystals through sharp shadows and specular highlights. The editorial team includes hair stylist Hiroshi Matsushita, makeup artist Sharon Dowsett, and manicurist Hayley Evans Smith.
Project 10 Magazine · Eugene Souleiman: In Character
Featured in 10 Magazine, 'Eugene Souleiman: In Character' is a compelling editorial series that serves as a study in avant-garde sculpture and beauty. Photographed by Marcus Schaefer under the editorial guidance of Editor-in-Chief Sophia Neophitou, the project highlights the intricate hair artistry of Eugene Souleiman alongside dramatic makeup by Val Garland. The imagery leans into a monochromatic palette, utilizing hard light and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize the raw, architectural textures of the elaborate headpieces and styled forms. The series appears as a multi-page spread, blending interview content with high-contrast portraiture. By focusing on surreal silhouettes, frayed fabrics, and sculptural elements, the work creates a moody, tactile aesthetic that prioritizes form and shadow. The execution relies on sharp directional spotlighting to heighten the tension between the organic, mushroom-like clusters and smooth, plaster-like surfaces, resulting in a series that is both theatrical and refined.
Project 10 Magazine · Romance Eccentric Fantasy
Romance Eccentric Fantasy is a fashion editorial feature for 10 Magazine that explores the intersection of minimalist tailoring and tactile knitwear. Photographed by Stephanie Cammarano, the series focuses on a series of portraits and full-body compositions that channel a raw, emotive aesthetic. Featuring styling by Abby Bennett and hair by Phoenix Ly, the editorial leans into monochromatic palettes and textured layering. Production was handled by RD Productions, utilizing both industrial interiors and distressed studio backgrounds to ground the graphic, high-contrast knit pieces. The project makes extensive use of monochrome and grainy analogue film techniques to emphasize form and mood.
Project 10 Magazine · Emma Balfour
10 Magazine features model Emma Balfour in a series of editorial portraits captured by photographer Rob Tennent. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean white studio backgrounds to emphasize texture and detail. The editorial captures a range of styles, from layered knitwear and neutral-toned suiting to vibrant high-neck statement pieces. Each look is finished with intricate gold jewellery, with hair styling by Rory Rice and make-up by Isabella Schimid.
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