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Featured Autre Magazine projects

This week's top Autre Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Autre Magazine · Alles Verschwommen by Tyler Roste

Alles Verschwommen is a fashion editorial feature for Autre Magazine, captured by photographer Tyler Roste. The series explores structural silhouettes and tactile textures, moving between high-contrast monochrome studio work and dreamlike, soft-focus portraiture. The imagery leans into an atmospheric aesthetic, utilizing techniques like deliberate motion blur, high-key backlighting, and distortions through reeded glass. The series features models Adau Aguer and Zoe Osmond, with styling by Sofia Amaral, hair by Shin Arima, and makeup by Sena Murahashi. Each frame maintains a focus on sculptural garments from houses such as Givenchy, Erdem, and Issey Miyake, presenting a study in refined, moody editorial composition.

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Autre Magazine · Autre Magazine Fall/Winter 2025 Covers

Autre Magazine presents its Fall/Winter 2025 cover feature starring actor Maya Thurman-Hawke. The editorial session places the subject in an outdoor setting, captured with an analogue film aesthetic that prioritizes clean, vertical framing. Photographer Boe Marion leads the visual direction, working alongside fashion editor and stylist Cece Liu. The production is supported by hair stylist Peter Butler and makeup artist Benjamin Puckey, completing the seasonal cover profile.

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Autre Magazine · Isabelle Albuquerque

Autre Magazine presents a series of editorial portraits and object studies featuring artist Isabelle Albuquerque, captured by photographer Jack Bool. The project leans into a clean, warm-toned aesthetic across a variety of studio and workshop environments. Utilising analogue film and natural light, the series documents Albuquerque alongside her work, juxtaposing the artist with sculptural forms and industrial tools. The compositions frequently employ a vertical format, highlighting rich material textures ranging from heavy black leather to matte ceramics and metal cookware.