1883 Magazine
Featured 1883 Magazine projects
This week's top 1883 Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 1883 Magazine · I'm lost to the world
I'm lost to the world is a multi-part fashion editorial series produced for 1883 Magazine. Captured through the lens of photographer Gustavo Chams, the work explores themes of movement and form across a collection of striking studio and location portraits. The series leans into surrealist aesthetics, utilizing techniques such as long exposure and chiaroscuro to manipulate light and motion. Throughout the project, the imagery features high-contrast textures, ranging from architectural crimson textiles and avant-garde layered garments to deliberate motion-blurred action sequences set against expansive green meadows.
Project 1883 Magazine · Yorubá
Yorubá is a sweeping fashion editorial feature published in 1883 Magazine, exploring themes of aquatic surrealism and organic texture. Photographer Gustavo Chams documents a series of avant-garde silhouettes and intricate styling, moving between expansive coastal landscapes and controlled studio environments. The work leans into a tactile aesthetic, utilizing natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the interplay between the human form and environmental elements. Across the series, the imagery captures a diverse range of visual narratives, from gritty, high-contrast monochrome portraits to surreal, minimalist studio compositions. The project emphasizes fine detail, featuring elaborate shell-work, layered textile fringes, and voluminous tulle, all set against both stark seamless backdrops and natural, earthy terrain.
1883 Magazine · Fragments
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