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Featured 5ELEVEN Magazine projects
This week's top 5ELEVEN Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Faces Of Fashion
Faces Of Fashion is an editorial series produced for 5ELEVEN Magazine, capturing a range of studio portraits that examine contemporary tailoring through a monochrome lens. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising soft, diffused lighting to emphasise the tactile quality of the featured garments. Photographer Edwin S Freyer leads the visual direction, working alongside fashion editor and stylist Tasha Arguile to develop the series. Across the editorial, model Lily Nova is captured in diverse sculptural silhouettes, spanning detailed jacquard floral satin pieces to patterned separates. The execution relies on analogue film techniques to achieve its high-contrast textures.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Those Summer Days in Hong Kong
5ELEVEN Magazine presents "Those Summer Days in Hong Kong," an editorial fashion series captured by photographer Ruby Law. The collection documents model Edwina Preston across a variety of coastal and urban locations, leaning into a nostalgic, observational visual narrative. The series utilizes an analogue film aesthetic and natural light to emphasize the textures of the styling, which ranges from intricate crochet and fringe knitwear to structured ribbed pieces. The compositions blend rugged shoreline rock formations and quiet bay vistas with vibrant street scenes, creating a cohesive visual exploration of the season.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · The Waiting Place
For 5ELEVEN Magazine, The Waiting Place is a fashion editorial series that places the subject within stark, industrial landscapes. Captured by photographer Daniel Goode, the work leans into a documentary aesthetic, utilizing natural light and analogue film to contrast vibrant garments against weathered concrete, corrugated metal, and Brutalist architectural forms. The series features model Ana Portela, with fashion styling by Ashley Conor and hair styling by Daren Borthwick. Makeup artistry for the production is provided by Linda Jefferyes. The imagery employs clean, vertical framing and monochrome compositions to emphasize structural shapes, resulting in a moody and observational visual narrative.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · The Island Within
The Island Within is a fashion editorial series for 5ELEVEN Magazine, captured by photographer Barbaros Cangurgel. The imagery explores coastal aesthetics, moving through varied maritime settings that range from rugged shorelines and piers to tranquil, wildflower-filled fields. Employing natural light to define the mood, the editorial leans into a clean, warm aesthetic. The styling, supported by hair stylist Ismail Inan, features a mix of textures and patterns—from intricate lace and striped motifs to painterly prints—set against textured architectural backdrops and open water. The collection utilizes analogue film techniques to create a reflective, candid atmosphere.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Un Verano En Nueva York
Un Verano En Nueva York is a fashion editorial series produced for 5ELEVEN Magazine. Captured by photographer Frédéric Georges, the work leans into an authentic urban aesthetic, utilizing natural light to frame model Anyelina Rosa against various city backdrops ranging from local markets and bodegas to brick-lined street corners. Featuring fashion styling by Tyler Esosa Okuns and makeup artistry by Aya Tariq, the editorial employs a clean, candid approach. The visuals rely on analogue film techniques to highlight textures and vibrant garment details, creating a consistent documentary-style atmosphere across the collection.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Sasurai
Sasurai is a sprawling fashion editorial for 5ELEVEN Magazine, captured through the lens of photographer Edwin S Freyer. The project leans into a contemplative, observational aesthetic, documenting model Kinari Tamukai across a variety of coastal and traditional architectural settings. Executed with an analogue film sensibility, the series shifts between high-contrast monochrome portraits and desaturated, earthy colour compositions. The styling bridges the gap between intricate, textured luxury apparel and layered, casual forms, while the use of natural light accentuates the rugged textures of the shoreline and historic stone structures. Casting direction by Lewis Waters frames the subject within a range of moody, atmospheric environments that emphasize a sense of movement and narrative depth.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Beyond Fashion - Natasha O’Keeffe
5ELEVEN Magazine presents a fashion editorial series featuring actress Natasha O’Keeffe. Captured by photographer Edward Barrett-Bourmier, the project leans into a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic that highlights sculptural silhouettes and intricate fabric textures. The imagery utilizes a mix of natural light and high-key techniques to achieve a crisp, editorial look. The sessions incorporate elements of surrealism and movement, balanced by Victoria Bond’s precise makeup styling. Sven Bayerbach also contributed to the production, which spans a variety of expressive, avant-garde looks ranging from monochrome portraiture to detailed lace and newspaper-print ensembles.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · The Last Master's Apprentice
The Last Master's Apprentice is a fashion editorial for 5ELEVEN Magazine, lensed by photographer Edwin S Freyer. The series presents a cinematic, narrative-driven exploration of heritage and craft, grounding high-fashion silhouettes against the weathered stone facades and traditional mountain-town architecture of an undisclosed European setting. The imagery utilizes a deliberate mix of crisp monochrome and warm, golden-hour tones to emphasize texture, from intricate lace and metallic-patterned textiles to the rugged masonry of historic streets. With casting led by Edwin S Freyer and fashion styling by Tasha Arguile, the work features model Silvia Olteanu in a series of contemplative, observational vignettes alongside local subjects. The project leans into a gritty, analogue aesthetic, relying on natural light to carve out high-contrast shapes and shadow play.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · The Finest Flowers
5ELEVEN Magazine presents 'The Finest Flowers,' a fashion editorial featuring model Aliet A. Captured by photographer Edwin S Freyer, the series utilizes clean studio backdrops and diffused natural light to focus on texture and form. The project highlights detailed styling by Alton Hetariki, who integrates delicate gold jewellery and tactile fabrics with minimalist garments. Makeup artist Brooke Simons complements the aesthetic with a polished, natural look, framing the subject against neutral tones. The work adheres to an editorial style, emphasizing close-up portraiture and careful attention to metallic hardware and garment draping.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Elegance Distilled
5ELEVEN Magazine’s editorial 'Elegance Distilled' explores the intersection of classic fragrance and high-end beauty portraiture. Captured by photographer Matthew Shave, the series features model Tara Halliwell in a sequence of clean, studio-bound frames that highlight intricate textures and product detail. The project leans into polished aesthetics, utilizing precise beauty light to define the crystalline structure of the flacons against neutral backgrounds. Makeup artist Marco Antonio grounds the visual narrative with a focus on dewy finishes and vibrant color palettes.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · Jane Birkin Tribute
5ELEVEN Magazine honors the inimitable spirit of Jane Birkin in this evocative fashion editorial, which elegantly distills the effortless, bohemian charm synonymous with the late style icon. Captured through the lens of photographer Chloe Mallett, the project leans into a nostalgic, cinematic mood, weaving together lifestyle portraiture and vintage-inspired aesthetics to create a timeless visual narrative. Fashion Editor and stylist Miranda Almond curates a wardrobe that masterfully balances structured denim, delicate lace, and tactile materials like suede and crochet, reflecting the quintessential Birkin silhouette. Each frame, bolstered by the hair styling of Louis Byrne, emphasizes the raw texture of the garments against sun-drenched, minimalist interiors and rustic outdoor settings. The collaboration relies heavily on soft natural light to enhance the authentic, intimate feel of the series. Featuring model Izzy Hawken, the project channels a sense of understated sophistication, utilizing high-contrast black-and-white portraits alongside warm-toned color shots to maintain a cohesive editorial look. By stripping away contemporary excess, the tribute focuses on the interplay between light, fabric, and grace. The resulting imagery reads as both a love letter to a bygone era and a modern interpretation of enduring style, successfully capturing the fluid, relaxed energy that continues to define the legacy of luxury fashion and its cultural icons.
Project 5ELEVEN Magazine · In a Rock State of Mind
In a Rock State of Mind, the latest editorial fashion showcase from 5ELEVEN Magazine, expertly channels the raw, kinetic energy of rock culture through the polished lens of contemporary menswear. Captured by photographer Annie Noble, the project moves seamlessly between introspective, low-key chiaroscuro portraits and high-energy, dynamic studio photography. The series leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic, using a combination of studio strobe lighting and natural light to emphasize the tactile qualities of the clothing. By focusing on intricate fabric textures—ranging from slick vinyl and glossy latex to structured wool and crisp pinstriped cotton—the imagery creates a visceral, tactile narrative. Model Brian Whitby anchors the feature, his versatile expressions shifting from contemplative serenity to high-intensity movement, whether posing against a neutral white background or a saturated, deep red studio environment. Through the clever use of sharp, directional lighting and precise composition, Noble highlights the duality of the collection, balancing the composed stillness of traditional editorial portraiture with the rebellious spirit inherent in the styling. The result is a sophisticated visual study that feels both timeless and urgent, placing heavy emphasis on the interplay between the human form and high-fashion garments. It is an evocative exploration of style that prioritizes clean lines and emotive storytelling to define a modern, edgy, and undeniably cool visual identity.
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