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Featured Aleï Journal projects
This week's top Aleï Journal projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Aleï Journal · Extreme Cashmere x Alei
The Extreme Cashmere x Aleï Journal collaboration presents a series of editorial portraits focused on the tactile quality of knitwear. Photographed by Kwabena Sekyi Appiah-nti, the project explores the interplay between soft, high-end textiles and industrial or urban environments. Through a mix of natural light and moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting, the imagery highlights the material texture of the garments. The compositions shift between expansive, low-angle architectural shots and intimate, focused portraiture to frame the collection against varied settings, from raw terracotta surfaces to minimalist metal backdrops. Employing a minimalist aesthetic, the series emphasizes form and fabric weight through deliberate, clean framing techniques.
Project Aleï Journal · Evade House
Aleï Journal presents Evade House, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Elizaveta Porodina. The project leans into high-contrast monochrome aesthetics, utilizing long exposure and multiple exposure techniques to create a theatrical and avant-garde visual narrative. The editorial features styling by Rubina Vita Marchiori, with hair by Pierre Saint Sever and makeup by Valentina Li. Set design by Emilia Margulies frames the subject against dark, atmospheric backgrounds, while casting by Emilie Åström features model Colin Jones to complete the composition.
Project Aleï Journal · Summer Fashion
Aleï Journal captures the essence of ease in its latest Summer Fashion editorial, a project that expertly navigates the intersection of luxury fashion houses and contemporary leisure. Through a series of highly curated portraits, the campaign leans into a vibrant, high-key aesthetic that prioritizes color and tactile materiality over traditional artifice. Photographer Angèle Chatenet employs consistent natural light and soft light techniques to elevate everyday garments—from crisp white linens to structured denim—transforming them into subjects of high-art appreciation. The editorial is grounded by the distinct creative vision of fashion editor Hannah Ryan, whose styling choices emphasize a relaxed, effortless silhouette perfectly embodied by model Agnes Lagercrantz. Each frame is meticulously constructed, utilizing the set design of Léonard Bougault to introduce abstract, earthy textures and bold, primary-colored backdrops that allow the clothing to command the foreground. By utilizing editorial minimalism and deliberate, clean compositions, the work feels both commercial and deeply personal. With contributions from hair stylist Pål Berdahl and makeup artist Lisa Michalik, the project achieves a seamless look that honors natural beauty while maintaining a sophisticated, editorial edge. Ultimately, the collection reads as a modern celebration of seasonal wardrobe staples, demonstrating how precise, considered framing can turn a simple summer aesthetic into a compelling, high-fashion statement that feels both grounded and aspirational.
Project Aleï Journal · Alei Journal x Levis
Aleï Journal teams up with Levis for a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of heritage denim and natural landscapes. Captured by photographer Crista Leonard, the project utilizes a clean, analogue film aesthetic to document apparel in both rustic outdoor settings and intimate interior spaces. Featuring casting by Emmi Grundström and hair styling by Gabriel de Fries, the imagery leans into raw, earthy textures. The visual narrative moves between high-angle woodland portraits and candid, documentary-style shots, relying on natural light to highlight the construction and durability of the collection pieces.
Project Aleï Journal · Aleï Journal June 2025 Cover
The June 2025 cover project for Aleï Journal presents a series of editorial spreads defined by a minimalist aesthetic and raw, tactile composition. Captured by photographer Renaud Cambuzat, the series explores intimate indoor settings and domestic narratives, utilizing soft natural light to highlight the intricate textures of modern apparel. Fashion editing by Nelly Carle and hair styling by Gabriel de Fries anchor the project's visual direction, which features model Lily Miel Taïeb. The imagery incorporates analogue film techniques and clean, controlled framing to create an editorial output that balances architectural detail with character-focused portraiture.
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