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This week's top Arena Homme + projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Arena Homme + · Summer/Autumn 2026
The Summer/Autumn 2026 issue of Arena Homme+ marks a profound exploration of contemporary masculinity, masterfully blending the raw intimacy of portraiture with a refined, high-fashion sensibility. Under the vision of creative director Ben Kelway, the project channels a minimalist aesthetic that prioritizes texture and authentic human presence over excessive artifice. Photographer Senta Simond utilizes natural light to capture her subjects in moments of quiet introspection, whether they are posed against stark, neutral backgrounds or integrated into atmospheric, lifestyle-oriented settings. The editorial spreads oscillate between tight, emotive portraiture and expansive, street-inspired compositions, creating a rhythmic visual narrative that feels both documentary-styled and highly polished. Through the meticulous styling of fashion editor Emilie Kareh, the project highlights the tactile quality of garments—from translucent layering to distressed denim—while hair stylist Tiago Goya lends an effortless, windswept finish to the models. Casting director Rachel Chandler plays a pivotal role in assembling a diverse range of expressions that feel immediate and deeply personal. By leaning into soft shadows and intentional negative space, the work creates an intimate dialogue with the viewer, cementing the publication's status as a leader in the luxury fashion landscape. It is a sophisticated study of form and identity, executed with a clean, editorial precision that remains timeless.
Project Arena Homme + · Ohne Titel (Finanzier)
Ohne Titel (Finanzier) is a sharp menswear editorial for Arena Homme + that explores the intersection of sculptural form and refined tailoring. Photographed by Charlotte Stouvenot, the project features model Clement Chabernaud in a series of minimalist studio settings that emphasize both the fluidity and structural integrity of the garments. The editorial leans into a palette of monochromatic tones and high-contrast visuals, utilizing soft, diffused studio lighting and occasional analogue grain to enhance its precise, architectural aesthetic. Helga Burrill leads the fashion styling, pairing textured wools and tailored suiting with experimental accessories, while set designer Léonard Bougault provides a clean, geometric backdrop that complements the subject’s composed presence. Casting by Ben Grimes and detailed grooming by Pawel Solis and Manu Kopp anchor the technical execution of this focused fashion story.
Project Arena Homme + · Collections Story Parker Van Noord
This menswear editorial for Arena Homme + spotlights model Parker Van Noord in a series of studio portraits that examine the interplay between texture, tailoring, and motion. Captured by photographer Kayla Connors, the series employs a mix of monochrome and cool-toned palettes, utilizing both hard lighting to define graphic silhouettes and soft light to accentuate garment details. The project features art direction by Ben Kelway and styling by Charlotte Rubenstein, who pulls together a range of structured utility jackets, pinstripe blazers, and ribbed knitwear. The editorial leans into a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic, incorporating techniques like chiaroscuro to add depth to the high-contrast compositions. Completing the creative team, casting was handled by Ben Grimes, with hair styling by Joe Burwin and makeup by Rebecca Wordingham. The work presents an refined look at contemporary masculine fashion through an editorial lens.
Project Arena Homme + · R.P.M (Raving Posh Moment)
R.P.M (Raving Posh Moment) is a fashion editorial series for Arena Homme + that explores the intersection of classic tailoring and theatrical styling. Photographed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the project highlights a wide-ranging sartorial vocabulary, moving between equestrian-inspired silhouettes and formal military-influenced pieces. The editorial, styled by Tom Guinness, channels a retro aesthetic through deliberate layering and ornate textures. The imagery leverages distinct studio environments, alternating between monochrome high-contrast portraits and vibrant, saturated backdrops. With hair by Damien Boissinot and makeup by Mel Arter, the series incorporates detailed styling cues—from elaborate cravats and faux fur to technical beauty marks—that emphasize a polished and cohesive visual language throughout the collection.
Project Arena Homme + · Archive (AH+ / Giorgio Armani + Emporio Armani)
Captured by photographer Alasdair McLellan, this editorial series for Arena Homme + traverses the evolution of Giorgio Armani and Emporio Armani through a contemporary lens. The feature leans into a documentary-style aesthetic, alternating between high-contrast monochrome studio portraiture and candid, grit-inflected outdoor sequences. Fashion editor Max Pearmain leads the creative direction, curating archival pieces that highlight structured tailoring, layered knitwear, and playful proportions. The imagery often utilises analogue film to ground the subjects—led by model Max Knott—in an intimate, tactile atmosphere, whether posing against urban fences or standing before clean, neutral backdrops. Technical execution relies on natural light to define texture and form, supported by grooming from hair stylist Tom Wright and makeup artists Lynsey Alexander and Mel Arter. Casting by Piotr Chamier brings a youthful, relaxed energy to the project, emphasising a blend of classic menswear heritage and modern street culture.
Project Arena Homme + · The Art Of The Deal
For Arena Homme+, photographer Giampaolo Sgura and fashion editor Stephanie Kherlakian collaborate on 'The Art Of The Deal,' an expansive menswear editorial. The series channels the aesthetic of a cinematic period piece, moving through sterile studio portraits to moody, atmospheric scenes that evoke a 1970s and 80s corporate narrative. Featuring model Alberto Paolini, the project leans into classic tailoring, capturing the sharp lines of double-breasted suits, broad-shouldered trench coats, and patterned neckties. With casting by Simone Bart Rocchietti, the imagery transitions between minimalist studio settings and gritty, low-key environments. The production makes extensive use of analogue film techniques and high-contrast lighting to define the structural silhouettes and vintage office details that ground the work in a distinctively nostalgic visual language.
Project Arena Homme + · LickItUp / CrazyCrazyNights The Genius of Dean & Dan Caten
Arena Homme + explores the theatrical legacy of Dean and Dan Caten in the editorial feature LickItUp / CrazyCrazyNights. The project leans into high-contrast monochrome aesthetics, pairing rock-inspired iconography with bold, structured poses. Photographer Valentin Herfray captures the movement and attitude of models Ilias Loopmans and Isadora Ribeiro, with movement direction by Simon Donnellon. The editorial styling by Charlotte Rubenstein features theatrical face paint, complemented by hair styling from Sarah Jo Palmer and makeup artistry by Thierry Do Nascimento.
Project Arena Homme + · Elias Rønnenfelt
Arena Homme + features musician and artist Elias Rønnenfelt in an extensive editorial series photographed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch. The project employs a documentary-style approach, moving between minimal indoor studio settings and raw, expansive outdoor landscapes ranging from coastal terrains to rural meadows. Art direction by Ben Kelway establishes a cohesive visual narrative across the collection, focusing on textured layers and candid movement. Fashion styling by Tom Guinness emphasizes tactile contrast, pairing dark tailored suits and knitwear against the muted, earthy backdrops. Set design by Laurence Walker and Andrew Tomlinson complements the outdoor compositions, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to enhance the series' grounded aesthetic.
Project Arena Homme + · Raphinha
Arena Homme + presents a portrait editorial featuring professional athlete Raphinha. Photographed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the series leans into an outdoor setting, utilizing natural light to define the subject against expansive backdrops. Fashion editing and styling by Tom Guinness grounds the aesthetic in a clean, athletic sensibility. The production incorporates casting by Anita Bitton, set design by Cristina Ramos, and grooming by Victor Alvarez to round out the project's visual direction. These vertical-format images lean into analogue film techniques and warm, desaturated color grading.
Project Arena Homme + · Park Life
Park Life for Arena Homme+ is a fashion editorial series that leans into a documentary-inspired aesthetic, capturing a series of candid, outdoor portraits. Photographed by Marie Valognes, the project utilizes analogue film and natural light to establish a warm, observational mood set across lush garden and park landscapes. The series features styling by Vanessa Reid, who pairs layered, textured outerwear with casual, tailored elements. The work includes contributions from hair stylist Kalle Eklund, makeup artist Anthony Preel, and set designer Mathilde Vallantin Dulac, who integrate natural environments into the editorial compositions. Noor Khan appears as the featured talent throughout the collection.
Project Arena Homme + · The Eagle Has Landed
The Eagle Has Landed is a fashion editorial produced for Arena Homme +. Captured by photographer Marie Valognes, the project leans into a candid, observational aesthetic, documenting a diverse group of models within lush, sunlit garden settings. The imagery is defined by a warm, nostalgic palette and a soft, grainy texture characteristic of analogue film photography. Fashion editor and stylist Vanessa Reid anchors the visual identity through layered, contemporary garments and structured outerwear. The production integrates art direction from set designer Mathilde Vallantin Dulac, with hair by Kalle Eklund and makeup by Anthony Preel. The series, which features casting by Samuel Ellis Scheinman, features models Assa Sidibe, Gedeon Sala, Noor Khan, Tit Kukavica, and Yura Romaniuk in a series of relaxed outdoor portraits.
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