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Featured Alice.D Magazine projects
This week's top Alice.D Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Issue 12 Boys Don’t Cry !
Alice.D Magazine presents Issue 12: Boys Don’t Cry, a fashion editorial series that explores themes of classic tailoring and emotive portraiture. Through a collection of spreads, the project moves between rustic, distressed interiors and clean architectural settings, utilizing an analogue film aesthetic to emphasize texture and mood. Photographer Marcus Sabah leads the visual direction, capturing model Emmanuel Yebe across a range of environments—from ornate rooms featuring panelled walls to outdoor stone staircases. The work is defined by a consistent use of natural light and raw, earthy tones, complemented by hair styling from Mijo Majhen. The layouts transition between detailed, grain-heavy close-ups and dynamic, wide-angle spreads, grounding the collection in a deliberate, artistic perspective.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Fragments
Fragments is an editorial fashion series produced for Alice.D Magazine, showcasing a surreal approach to portraiture and still life. The project leans into an artistic aesthetic, blending botanical elements with human figures through tactile, high-contrast compositions. Photographer Levon Baird anchors the visual identity of the shoot, utilizing techniques such as multiple exposure and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to explore raw textures and abstract forms. The work consistently incorporates natural elements, from dried chamomile spills to botanical arrangements, to build a sense of transient beauty. With hair styling by Sophie Roberts, the images transition from vibrant, color-saturated studio setups to gritty, monochromatic portraits. The series emphasizes sharp silhouettes and clean, directional lighting to define the intricate details of the featured attire and styling.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Charlee Fraser: CTL ALT DEL
Charlee Fraser: CTL ALT DEL is a high-fashion editorial series for Alice.D Magazine, exploring structural silhouettes and surrealist themes through a rigorous monochromatic lens. Captured by photographer Levon Baird and creative director Lucy Jane Brand, the project leans into avant-garde fashion styling by Ernest Andreenko to manipulate form, volume, and texture. The editorial series utilizes analogue film and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to isolate the subject against clean studio backdrops. Throughout the set, Fraser interacts with conceptual props—including wire hangers, mirrors, and sculptural mannequins—to disrupt traditional portraiture. The aesthetic is defined by sharp geometric lines, matte finishes, and dramatic high-contrast compositions, further supported by hair styling from Madison Voloshin and make-up by Isabella Schimid, with additional videography by Claudia Rose and set design by Henry King.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Protagonist in the Making
Protagonist in the Making is a fashion editorial series commissioned for Alice.D Magazine, showcasing a range of sculptural silhouettes and textured layering. Led by creative director Lucy Jane Brand and photographer Shan Stewart, the project leans into a clean, studio-focused aesthetic that highlights intricate details across apparel. The imagery utilizes directional soft light to emphasize the materiality of metallic trench coats, leather outerwear, and heavy knitwear. With styling by Cheryl Tan, the portraits balance a moody, desaturated palette with precise, expressive compositions. Hair by Richi Grisillo and make-up by Mikele Simone define the editorial aesthetic, incorporating wet-look hair and bold beauty choices. Produced by Alice.D Studio, the series adopts an analogue-influenced visual language to frame the subject's sartorial presence.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Are We Worth Saving?
Are We Worth Saving? is an expansive editorial project for Alice.D Magazine, orchestrated by creative director Lucy Jane Brand. The series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, combining high-fashion portraiture with conceptual still-life photography to explore textures and form. Photographer Jess Brohier captures the narrative through a lens of sharp contrasts, utilizing macro photography and beauty light to isolate specific details—from glossy cosmetic applications to intricate wardrobe hardware. The project features a diverse range of visual compositions, including deliberate, moody still lifes set against rich red backdrops and crisp, neutral-toned studio portraits. Hair stylist Jordan Hallewell and make-up artist Julie Provis contribute to the series' polished, high-fashion look through detailed skin textures and precise grooming. With casting and production handled by Alice.D Studio, the editorial integrates digital UI elements and graphic typography, resulting in a cohesive, multi-layered visual layout.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Oh, Atomic
Oh, Atomic is a high-fashion editorial series commissioned by Alice.D Magazine, showcasing a range of sculptural silhouettes and graphic beauty aesthetics. Photographed by Levon Baird under the creative direction of Lucy Jane Brand, the project leverages a clean, studio-focused approach to highlight intricate tailoring and contrasting textures. Techniques including chiaroscuro lighting and monochrome film processing define the project’s visual language. With fashion styling by Ernest Andreenko, hair styling by Sophie Roberts, and makeup artistry by Sean Brady, the editorial explores dynamic poses and dramatic color gradients to create a distinct, high-impact aesthetic.
Project Alice.D Magazine · Oh, Atomic
Oh, Atomic is a high-fashion editorial series commissioned by Alice.D Magazine, exploring the intersection of sculptural tailoring and dramatic studio lighting. The project leans into a bold, avant-garde aesthetic, utilizing saturated color palettes and sharp monochrome contrasts to define the silhouettes of structured garments. Photographer Levon Baird captures the series with a focus on expressive, theatrical movement. With creative direction from Lucy Jane Brand and meticulous fashion styling by Ernest Andreenko, the work integrates elaborate hair styling by Sophie Roberts and detailed make-up by Sean Brady to amplify the series' graphic visual language.
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