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Featured A Part Publications projects
This week's top A Part Publications projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project A Part Publications · Célébration avec Anne V
Célébration avec Anne V is a fashion editorial for A Part Publications that explores dramatic silhouettes and sculptural tailoring. Featuring model Anne Vyalitsyna, the project employs a high-contrast monochrome palette to emphasize structural details and textural interplay, from voluminous gowns and leather outerwear to intricate headpieces. The imagery moves between minimalist studio settings—using clean backdrops to isolate architectural forms—and gritty urban environments. Through a combination of analogue film and sharp lighting techniques, photographer Petros Kouiouris captures a series of angular, graphic portraits. The styling, led by Arut Arustamyan, leans into sharp, avant-garde elements, while makeup artist Charlotte Willer utilizes defined eye detailing to complement the overall stark aesthetic.
Project A Part Publications · the ready set
A Part Publications presents The Ready Set, a high-fashion editorial series captured by photographer Jonathan Wolpert. The project explores sharp silhouettes and avant-garde textures, moving between high-contrast monochrome portraits and dynamic, sculptural styling. Fashion editor Alexandre Dornellas curates a bold aesthetic, layering structured corsetry, tartan patterns, and polka-dot ruffles with theatrical beauty elements including graphic eye makeup, rhinestone embellishments, and dramatic hair styling. Featuring model Anita Pozzo, the series utilizes clean studio lighting and macro perspectives to emphasize precision and form. Casting was directed by Bill Macintyre.
Project A Part Publications · Boredom - Dig Deep 01
Boredom - Dig Deep 01 is a fashion editorial project published by A Part Publications. The series focuses on structured tailoring and layered knitwear, captured through a clean, minimalist lens. Photographed by Fabio Munis, the work leans into an analogue aesthetic, frequently incorporating visible film sprocket holes to frame the subjects. The editorial, styled by Jessica Iorio, juxtaposes monochromatic white palettes with textured garments against neutral studio backdrops. Makeup by Anna Maria Negri maintains a refined, understated quality, while casting by Carlo Savoldi rounds out the production. The imagery employs natural light to highlight the intricate lacing, ribbed textures, and sharp silhouettes throughout the series.
Project A Part Publications · RACHEL
RACHEL is a multifaceted fashion editorial series published by A Part Publications. The project centres on a series of portraits and still lifes that explore the interplay between sculptural silhouettes and tactile textures, ranging from fuzzy knits and mesh to structured leathers. Photographed by Jeffery Jones, the work moves between clean studio environments and industrial outdoor settings, employing techniques such as monochrome film and flash photography to heighten visual contrast. Fashion editor and stylist Mauricio Quezada provides an avant-garde approach to the wardrobe, pairing classic eveningwear with urban utility pieces. The visual narrative is anchored by model Rachel Goff, with hair styling by Chika F.K and casting by Sam Holden. The series consistently leans into a raw, editorial aesthetic that prioritizes form and material detail.
Project A Part Publications · le fait main
Le Fait Main for A Part Publications emerges as a striking exploration of high-concept fashion photography, where the boundaries between garment and sculpture are masterfully dismantled. Photographer Nicolas Valois leans into an aesthetic of editorial minimalism, curating a series of portraits that favor clean studio environments and precise lighting techniques to elevate avant-garde silhouettes. By utilizing studio strobe and high-key lighting, the work transforms unconventional attire—from rigid, wing-like shoulder structures to metallic, thigh-high footwear—into focal points that demand an unwavering gaze. The styling, supported by the meticulous work of hair stylist Kazuko Kitaoka and makeup artist Natsuki Oneyama, anchors the project’s experimental spirit, balancing soft, natural skin tones against the graphic intensity of leather harnesses, faux fur, and bold textile prints. The resulting imagery reads as an intimate yet highly stylized study of form and texture, where the subject’s neutral, composed expression provides a steady contrast to the chaotic vibrancy of the ensembles. Through this careful interplay of shadow and structure, the project defines a sophisticated space within the luxury fashion industry, prioritizing the tactile quality of the materials and the architectural potential of contemporary menswear. It is a refined visual manifesto that highlights how deliberate studio craftsmanship can reinvent the traditional portrait, turning every frame into a curated celebration of wearable art.
Project A Part Publications · COLLABORATION WITH LA CAMBRE
The collaboration between A Part Publications and La Cambre represents a striking fusion of academic rigor and avant-garde fashion editorial. Through a series of highly conceptual portraits, the project documents the raw, experimental talent emerging from the prestigious fashion school. Photographer Jorre Janssens captures these designs with a keen eye for architectural detail, balancing studio strobe precision with the soft, diffused character of natural light. Whether framing subjects against sterile, off-white studio backdrops or gritty, sun-drenched urban landscapes, the series emphasizes the interplay between silhouette and textile. Fashion editor and stylist Guillaume Boulez brings a visionary touch to the assembly, orchestrating complex layers of quilted fabrics, geometric knitwear, and deconstructed tailoring that challenge traditional garment proportions. Makeup artist Sanne Schoofs complements these sculptural aesthetics with bold, minimalist beauty choices, such as smudged blue eyeshadow, which anchor the models' neutral, direct gazes. The imagery leans into a blend of editorial minimalism and lifestyle documentation, utilizing techniques like motion blur and high-key lighting to convey fluid movement and raw materiality. By foregrounding the intricate construction and bold proportions of the garments—worn by an expressive cast including Boyd Gates—the project functions as both a celebration of process and a definitive showcase of contemporary design, solidifying a dialogue between publication and institution that feels both immediate and timeless.
Project A Part Publications · Ateliers 2 Paris by Kraaps
Ateliers 2 Paris by Kraaps, featured in A Part Publications, offers a visually arresting exploration of the intersection between haute couture and the raw, utilitarian reality of the textile workshop. This editorial project masterfully leans into the tension between high-fashion sophistication and the industrial backdrop of production facilities, where vibrant, architectural garments are juxtaposed against metal shelving, heavy machinery, and sprawling spools of thread. The series, which utilizes both natural light and precise studio strobe to accentuate delicate embroidery and structural pleating, highlights the meticulous labor behind the luxury fashion industry. Through a lens that prioritizes texture and form, the editorial aesthetic underscores the narrative of the atelier as a place of creation rather than merely a storage space. With artful styling by Guillaume Boulez, the pieces—ranging from voluminous, floor-length gowns to striking, metallic-embellished robes—are brought to life by models Toto Matoch and Yaxin Cao. The creative vision remains steadfast in its focus on the craftsmanship inherent in every bead and stitch, allowing the elaborate silhouettes to command attention amidst the functional workshop setting. By grounding the high-concept couture in the tangible, tactile reality of a design studio, the project captures a sense of authentic artistry, presenting a compelling portrait where traditional garment making meets contemporary high-fashion sensibilities.
Project A Part Publications · A MAN IN HIS MID-TWENTIES
A Man In His Mid-Twenties serves as a compelling visual narrative from A Part Publications, masterfully captured through the lens of photographer Greg Mikrut. This expansive editorial series functions as a profound exploration of masculinity, vulnerability, and artful composition. By utilizing soft natural light and a minimalist, often monochromatic aesthetic, the project creates an atmosphere that feels both intimate and cinematic. Throughout the series, the styling leans into an unconventional juxtaposition of textures, seamlessly blending delicate hosiery, intricate lace, and sheer fabrics with more traditional menswear elements. The inclusion of organic flourishes—such as strategically placed lilies, thistles, and vibrant bird of paradise flowers—adds a layer of poetic softness to the stark, geometric lines of the studio and residential interiors. The photography oscillates between structured portraits and candid lifestyle captures, documenting the subject against a backdrop of herringbone flooring, paneled wainscoting, and translucent glass blocks. These varied environments provide a clean, architecturally grounded foundation that directs the viewer's gaze toward the subtle interplay of form, tattoo-adorned skin, and sartorial experimentation. With its deliberate, calm rhythm and focus on the nuances of a young man’s persona, the collection channels a contemporary editorial sensibility that challenges traditional portraiture, ultimately offering a thoughtful and highly stylized documentation of the human figure within a curated, sun-drenched space.
Project A Part Publications · PARIS MON AMOUR
In the latest visual narrative for A Part Publications, titled PARIS MON AMOUR, the boundaries between historical grandeur and contemporary luxury fashion are elegantly blurred. This editorial series leans into a cinematic aesthetic, capturing the intersection of high-concept design and the organic decay of a classical garden setting. Through a lens that prioritizes architectural silhouettes and intricate fabric work, the project presents a series of portraits that feel simultaneously timeless and avant-garde. The styling, helmed by Clémentine Bosch, utilizes an interplay of voluminous lace gowns, structural paper headpieces, and vivid floral accents to create a dialogue between the model and her environment. By emphasizing the tactile quality of tulle veils, diamond-patterned netting, and heavy stonework, the imagery transforms outdoor spaces into intimate, studio-like stages. The use of natural light ensures that the delicate textures of each ensemble remain the primary focus, grounding the high-fashion elements in a palpable, earthly reality. Whether through the stark, high-contrast composition of a black and white film frame or the soft, subdued palette of a color portrait, the work evokes a refined mood. This collection succeeds in elevating the portrait medium, demonstrating how carefully layered accessories and intentional posing can define the soul of a luxury fashion house, all while maintaining a sophisticated, editorial edge that commands attention through deliberate, quiet detail.
Project A Part Publications · A Part Publications #15 Fall 2025 Covers
A Part Publications presents the cover series for Issue #15, featuring a collection of editorial portraiture that leans into high-contrast aesthetics. The project highlights a range of styling choices, including voluminous silhouettes and graphic typography. Photographers Jonathan Wolpert and Petros Kouiouris lead the visual direction for these covers. Supporting the editorial execution are fashion editors Alexandre Dornellas and Arut Arustamyan, with contributions from makeup artist Charlotte Willer and casting director Bill Macintyre. The imagery incorporates chiaroscuro techniques and clean, monochrome compositions.
Project A Part Publications · Agape
Agape, a fashion editorial series for A Part Publications, explores the intersection of classic tailoring and theatrical, avant-garde elements. Through a minimalist studio lens, the project frames subjects against clean, neutral backdrops, utilizing natural light to emphasise material textures and structured silhouettes. The series features photography by Greg Mikrut, with fashion direction and styling by Serafin Zielinski. Model Pawel Bednarek anchors the narrative, appearing across a range of compositions that span from raw, expressive portraiture to high-concept, artful product displays. The execution leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, at times incorporating analogue film techniques to heighten the monochromatic focus of the imagery.
Project A Part Publications · Hi-rez
Hi-rez is an editorial fashion project produced for A Part Publications, featuring model Lilja Einarsdottir and photographer Yulia Plakhotnikova. The work presents a series of character-driven portraits that bridge candid, documentary-style capture with stylized studio photography. Executed through a mix of analogue film and crisp flash lighting, the imagery plays with textural contrasts—pairing structured pinstripe tailoring and heavy knits against neutral, architectural settings. The series leans into a raw aesthetic, utilizing motion blur and unconventional posing to emphasize the silhouette and movement of the garments.
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