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Featured Annabelle Magazine projects
This week's top Annabelle Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Annabelle Magazine · Dog Walk
Dog Walk is a fashion editorial series produced for Annabelle Magazine that explores the intersection of portraiture and canine companionship. Photographer Magnus Lechner captures a diverse cast of subjects, ranging from children to elderly individuals, set against both clean, high-key studio backdrops and textured, concrete-heavy urban environments. The series leans into a mix of sharp, minimalist studio compositions and evocative, monochrome outdoor scenes. The styling focuses on tactile layers—including heavy tweed, shearling, and tailored outerwear—that complement the varied textures of the featured dogs. The production team, including hair stylist Gabriel de Fries and makeup artist Daniela Koller, maintains a refined aesthetic throughout, whether utilizing the crisp, soft light of a studio or the atmospheric, natural light of overcast city settings.
Project Annabelle Magazine · Suit Up!
Suit Up! is a fashion editorial series for Annabelle Magazine that explores the versatility of tailoring. Through a range of studio and urban settings, the work leans into sharp silhouettes and clean, minimalist compositions to elevate classic menswear-inspired staples. Photographer Peter Kaaden captures the collection with a mix of high-contrast flash and direct natural light, resulting in a series that feels both precise and graphic. The editorial features fashion direction by Nathalie de Geyter, with model Fanny Patarin showcasing structural layering and bold accessories. The project is rounded out by makeup artistry from Yoriko Fujita and deliberate, tactile set design by Clara Lasagna, incorporating techniques such as chiaroscuro and analogue-style film textures to define the aesthetic.
Project Annabelle Magazine · Modern Goth by Mattia Parodi
Modern Goth is a fashion editorial series produced for Annabelle Magazine, captured by photographer Mattia Parodi. Set against the stark, rippled landscape of desert sand dunes, the project explores the interplay between structured, dark silhouettes and the raw, earthy environment. The imagery makes frequent use of analogue film techniques and high-contrast monochrome palettes to emphasize sharp textures and architectural garment shapes. Fashion direction by Nathalie de Geyter defines the moody, minimalist aesthetic, featuring layers of black leather, intricate mesh, and dramatic ruffles worn by model Isabel Monsees. Throughout the series, natural light acts as a primary tool, casting long shadows that ground the subjects within the arid terrain. Makeup by Daniela Koller provides a clean, understated finish that aligns with the atmospheric, raw tone of the photography.
Project Annabelle Magazine · Kinderspiel by Marine Giraudo
Kinderspiel, a fashion editorial series for Annabelle Magazine, explores the intersection of high-end styling and naive illustration. Director Marine Giraudo overlays studio portraits with whimsical hand-drawn elements, blending clean photography with playful crayon, marker, and watercolour motifs. The series features model Cyrine Hassine, who anchors the minimalist compositions against stark white backgrounds. The visual narrative leans into a graphic, artistic aesthetic, often juxtaposing structured garments with eccentric props and layered, childlike doodles. Supporting the editorial vision, hair stylist Beth Shanefelter and makeup artist Miki Matsunaga provide a clean, polished look that balances the project's spirited, mixed-media technique.
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