AnOther Magazine
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Featured AnOther Magazine projects
This week's top AnOther Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project AnOther Magazine · AnOther Magazine Fall/Winter 2026 Covers
AnOther Magazine presents its Fall/Winter 2026 cover series, a collection of high-fashion portraits featuring actors Hoyeon, Josh O'Connor, and Sandra Hüller. The series channels a modern surrealist aesthetic, blending rustic elements with avant-garde styling to create a tactile and playful editorial experience. The project features photography by Alasdair McLellan, Roe Ethridge, and Willy Vanderperre. The imagery balances high-key studio environments with moody, painterly backdrops, utilizing soft light to emphasize the textures of both the garments and the animals featured in the composition. Fashion editors Alister Mackie, Katie Shillingford, and Olivier Rizzo lead the styling, complemented by art direction from SJ Todd.
Project AnOther Magazine · Josh O'Connor
AnOther Magazine features actor Josh O'Connor in a multi-part editorial series that explores contrasting character archetypes. Through the lens of photographer Alasdair McLellan, the portraits move between domestic intimacy and theatrical performance, utilising analogue film and natural light to establish a classic, tactile aesthetic. Fashion editor Alister Mackie curates a diverse wardrobe that anchors the series, ranging from formal evening wear and bespoke tailoring to historical plate armor and rugged sporting attire. Grooming by Tom Wright and makeup by Mel Arter enhance the grit and textures present across the various scenes, captured in both monochrome and warm, saturated palettes.
Project AnOther Magazine · You’re here in my head / Like the sun coming out
AnOther Magazine presents 'You’re here in my head / Like the sun coming out,' a fashion editorial captured by photographer Ben Toms. The project leans into a raw, tactile aesthetic, utilizing natural light and golden hour warmth to frame model Caitlin Soetendal against rugged, coastal landscapes. The visual narrative emphasizes skin texture and organic elements, ranging from ocean-submerged portraits to close-up shots featuring intricate shadows and macro details. Fashion editor and stylist Rebecca Perlmutar curated the wardrobe, which includes voluminous knitwear and draped, earthy-toned garments that contrast with the porous, rocky setting. The editorial look is completed by hair styling from Shiori Takahashi and makeup artistry by Anne Sophie Costa, with casting directed by Rosie Vogel. The series blends monochrome and warm-toned imagery, utilizing analogue film techniques to create a cohesive, intimate portrait study.
Project AnOther Magazine · Fendi
AnOther Magazine presents a fashion editorial featuring Fendi, captured through the distinct lens of photographer Sharna Osborne. The series leans into a cinematic, lo-fi aesthetic, utilising natural light and a muted colour palette to evoke a sense of nostalgic, analogue texture. Featuring model Noor Khan, the editorial shifts between stark, architectural indoor settings and raw outdoor landscapes, including gravel paths and vintage automotive backdrops. The styling by Bianca Raggi highlights structured silhouettes and rich textures, supported by hair direction from Alex Brownsell, makeup by Thom Walker, and set design by Emma Roach. The production was overseen by casting director Julia Lange.
Project AnOther Magazine · Moncler x EE72
AnOther Magazine presents an editorial feature showcasing the Moncler x EE72 collaboration. Photographed by Winter Vandenbrink, the series explores the technical and sculptural properties of the collection through a monochromatic, all-black lens. The project channels a moody, editorial aesthetic, utilizing diffused natural light to emphasize the contrasting textures of high-shine glossy patent hoods, matte quilted puffer jackets, and layered technical sportswear. Set against dense, overgrown woodland landscapes, the images focus on utilitarian silhouettes and futuristic accessories. Fashion styling is led by Agata Belcen, with hair by Laurence Walker and makeup by Satoko Watanabe. The editorial features casting by Monika Domarke with manicure work by Ama Cauvas.
Project AnOther Magazine · The Discourse of Pleasure Reigned Supreme
For AnOther Magazine, 'The Discourse of Pleasure Reigned Supreme' is a high-concept fashion editorial that explores material contrast and geometric precision. Photographed by Mark Kean, the series leans into saturated color palettes and minimalist studio environments to elevate the focus on intricate textiles. Fashion editor and stylist Robbie Spencer leads the visual narrative, juxtaposing sheer ruffles, patent leather, and heavy faux fur. The production utilizes clean, directional lighting and distinct architectural backdrops—ranging from glossy crimson surfaces to neutral grey planes—to create a graphic, art-directed aesthetic. Techniques such as monochrome film and hard light are employed to heighten the texture of the garments and emphasize the structured silhouettes captured throughout the project. The editorial features models Karyna Maziar, Libby Taverner, and Thea Almqvist, with polished finishing touches from hair stylist Tom Wright, makeup artist Thom Walker, and manicurist Chisato Yamamoto. Set design by Suzanne Beirne anchors the composition, rounding out a collaborative effort in editorial photography.
Project AnOther Magazine · Fall Winter 2026 - Hoyeon
AnOther Magazine’s Fall Winter 2026 editorial features model Hoyeon in a series of surreal, farm-inspired portraits. Captured by photographer Roe Ethridge, the production blends natural light with a theatrical approach to texture, incorporating elements such as baby animals and hay-bale settings to create a warm, nostalgic atmosphere. The project leans into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques to highlight intricate styling and detail. With fashion styling by Katie Shillingford, the imagery balances structured luxury garments with rustic, whimsical props, supported by set design from Megan Kiantos and beauty teams including hair stylist Akki Shirakawa, makeup artist Yumi Lee, and manicurist Mei Kawajiri.
Project AnOther Magazine · Celebrating the 40th anniversary of ...
Marking four decades of influence, this anniversary project for AnOther Magazine delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture that feels as timeless as it is contemporary. Featuring the legendary Naomi Campbell, the series leans into high-concept visual storytelling through the lens of photographer Nick Knight. By employing low-key chiaroscuro lighting, the shoot creates a stark, cinematic environment where deep, immersive shadows dance across the frame, effectively elevating the textures of intricate lace, reflective mirror tiles, and dynamic fringe. The collaboration benefits from the sharp vision of fashion editor and stylist Ellie Grace Cumming, whose sartorial selections anchor the imagery in a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic. Each frame is meticulously composed, balancing the raw poise of the model with the deliberate precision of studio strobe techniques. The result is a collection of images that prioritize silhouette and tactile detail, channeling a narrative of enduring elegance through a monochromatic and high-contrast lens. With contributions from hair stylist Lorenzo Barcella, makeup artist Ngozi Esther Edeme, and manicurist Michelle Class, the project maintains an impeccable level of polish. By eschewing conventional glamour for a more brooding, intimate atmosphere, the editorial series captures the essence of a modern icon, proving that even after forty years, the convergence of vision, style, and craft remains the ultimate medium for cultural resonance.
Project AnOther Magazine · Mugler
In a masterclass of luxury fashion editorial, AnOther Magazine presents a definitive study on the architectural rigor of Mugler, bridging the house’s archival intensity with a contemporary, high-fashion sensibility. This series of studio portraits channels a clean, avant-garde aesthetic, masterfully capturing the structural geometry of the garments. The project relies on precise studio strobe lighting to delineate sharp, exaggerated shoulders and cinched silhouettes, while also exploring the soft, organic fluidity of feather-adorned pieces. The creative execution balances minimalist, moody backgrounds—often shifting between deep, cinematic blue gradients and muted, neutral tones—against the tactile complexity of high-shine vinyl, faceted jewels, and metallic sequin embellishments. With vision led by editor-in-chief Susannah Frankel and fashion editor Robbie Spencer, the imagery achieves a perfect equilibrium between the theatrical and the composed. The photography highlights the interplay of light and shadow, leaning into low-key, chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize both the garment’s craftsmanship and the model’s poised, unwavering gaze. The styling, elevated by the art direction of SJ Todd, ensures the Mugler aesthetic remains at the forefront, seamlessly integrating slicked-back hair and bold, vibrant red lips to anchor the elaborate costumes. From the sculptural feather halos to the precision-cut tailoring, the project stands as a testament to the power of editorial portraiture, meticulously showcasing the evolving, avant-garde legacy of the iconic fashion house through a sophisticated, modern lens.
Project AnOther Magazine · Life is Life, and Kind is Kind
Life is Life, and Kind is Kind for AnOther Magazine serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place absolute focus on the interplay between form, texture, and the human figure. Through the lens of photographer Robin Galiegue, the project leans into a rigorous monochromatic palette, utilizing high-contrast black and white photography to interrogate the relationship between luxury fashion houses and the sculptural possibilities of textiles. The series captures a series of striking portraits that prioritize an avant-garde aesthetic, where oversized volumes, architectural silhouettes, and dense, tactile fabrics—ranging from shaggy faux fur to lustrous taffeta—are rendered with profound clarity. Under the editorial guidance of Susannah Frankel and the precise styling of Robbie Spencer, the work avoids the typical artifice of fashion imagery, opting instead for a conceptual purity. The visuals, achieved through a sophisticated balance of studio strobe and natural light, transform the model, Loli Bahia, into a central canvas for structural experimentation. Art direction by SJ Todd ensures that the series maintains a consistent, evocative mood, underscored by meticulous contributions from hair stylist Anthony Turner and makeup artist Karim Rahman. This project exemplifies how high-end portrait photography can transcend mere product display, becoming a meditative study on silhouette and the inherent geometry of the garment.
Project AnOther Magazine · AnOther Magazine Spring/Summer 2026 ...
For the AnOther Magazine Spring/Summer 2026 issue, the publication delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism and structural precision. This luxury fashion feature channels a stark, high-key aesthetic that strips away visual noise, allowing the intricate tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes of the collection to take center stage. Captured through the lens of photographer Willy Vanderperre, the project leans into a monochromatic palette, utilizing both studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the rich, tactile qualities of tweed, satin, and deconstructed wool. Stylist Olivier Rizzo orchestrates a refined narrative where clothing acts as an architectural extension of the human form, showcasing bold layers and inverted blazer designs that challenge traditional garment construction. The portraits, characterized by their clinical, high-key backdrops, highlight the versatility of the models—including Andrew Ohawa, Jessie Craig, and Leander Cowie—whose presence is heightened by Louis Ghewy’s precise hair styling and Lynsey Alexander’s sharp, graphic makeup applications. Throughout the series, the imagery remains restrained and sophisticated, effectively documenting the interplay between texture, form, and light. By stripping the context down to its most essential elements, the editorial elevates the focus to pure fashion design, resulting in a cohesive visual language that feels both timeless and aggressively contemporary within the landscape of luxury fashion photography.
Project AnOther Magazine · AnOther Magazine Spring/Summer 2026 ...
AnOther Magazine’s Spring/Summer 2026 issue arrives as a masterclass in contemporary luxury fashion, blending high-concept editorial rigor with a refined, minimalist aesthetic. Centered on a series of arresting portraits featuring model Alex Consani, the project leans into a clean, sophisticated visual language that prioritizes texture and silhouette. Through the lens of photographers Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, the imagery utilizes both natural light and controlled studio strobe setups to emphasize the intricate details of high-fashion pieces, from monogrammed silks and shimmering sequin gowns to structured shearling. The editorial, shaped by the discerning eye of fashion stylist Agata Belcen and art director SJ Todd, channels a calm, deliberate energy. The execution is punctuated by precise set design from Jack Appleyard, which provides a stark, architectural backdrop that allows the garments to remain the primary narrative focus. With hair styling by Claire Grech and evocative makeup by Sandrine Cano Bock, the shoot explores a diverse range of expressions—moving from the emotive and reclined to the graphic and architectural—while maintaining a cohesive, editorial identity. This issue successfully captures the intersection of contemporary branding and classic portraiture, delivering a polished look that feels both timeless and deeply rooted in the current luxury fashion landscape, demonstrating a profound technical mastery of light, composition, and high-style curation.
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