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Featured 10 Men Magazine projects
This week's top 10 Men Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Transformation
The Transformation editorial for 10 Men Magazine explores architectural tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes through a series of stark, high-contrast compositions. The project leans into an analogue film aesthetic, utilizing both moody monochrome palettes and warm, desaturated tones to emphasize the tactile quality of textured outerwear and sculptural garments. Set against restrained domestic and industrial interiors, the imagery centers on the interplay between the models and their environment, often incorporating surreal elements like theatrical masks and geometric string installations. The production favors soft, natural light, which delineates the sharp lines of the tailoring and highlights the layered construction of the pieces on display.
Project 10 Men Magazine · 10 Men Magazine #62
Captured for 10 Men Magazine issue #62, this menswear editorial features model Clement Chabernaud in a series of studio portraits that lean into structured minimalism and avant-garde tailoring. Photographed by Estévez and Belloso, the imagery utilizes soft, directional lighting and neutral seamless backdrops to emphasize the sharp silhouettes of the collection. The wardrobe, curated by fashion editor Toby Grimditch, showcases a range of textural contrasts, from heavy leathers and shearling to fluid tailoring and knitwear. Grooming is provided by hair stylist Tomoko Ohama and makeup artist Camille Siguret, with casting directed by Clare Rhodes. The series maintains a clean, refined aesthetic throughout.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Photography Angelina Bergenwall
This fashion editorial series for 10 Men Magazine features a collection of portraits and street-style imagery captured by photographer Angelina Bergenwall. The work traverses a range of settings, from minimalist studio environments with high-contrast monochrome lighting to gritty, low-key urban alleyways. Styling by Giulio Ventisei centers on structured layers, sheer fabrics, and graphic sportswear, complemented by the hair styling of Jesper Hallin. The imagery employs techniques such as analogue film capture and chiaroscuro lighting to emphasize raw textures and saturated tones, resulting in a moody, contemporary aesthetic.
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