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Featured Blanc Magazine projects
This week's top Blanc Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Blanc Magazine · Chromatic Shadows
Chromatic Shadows for Blanc Magazine is a fashion editorial series that utilizes dramatic studio lighting to explore sculptural silhouettes and saturated color palettes. Photographed and art directed by Vadym Yatsun, the project features model Jimai Hoth Gor in a range of structured garments, from vibrant monochromatic gowns to high-contrast tailored suits. The imagery employs chiaroscuro techniques and geometric set design to create an atmospheric, cinematic quality. The production features styling by fashion editor Ben James Adams, with grooming provided by hair stylist Takumi Horiwaki and makeup artist David Gillers. Casting was managed by Dean Goodman, with additional production coordination by Visie Admin.
Project Blanc Magazine · The Geometry of Quiet - Polene in Namibia
Blanc Magazine presents The Geometry of Quiet, a fashion editorial set against the rugged backdrop of the Namibian desert. Photographed by Ivan Bideac, the project leans into minimalist composition, placing structured leather handbags and woven accessories within an environment defined by stark, arid landscapes and weathered architectural remnants. Using natural light to emphasize sharp, geometric shadows, the series juxtaposes the clean, sculptural lines of the accessories against the organic, earthy textures of sand, clay, and desert flora. Through a refined, editorial aesthetic, the imagery explores the intersection of high-end accessories and the vast, quiet expanse of the natural world.
Project Blanc Magazine · Industrial Strength
Industrial Strength is a fashion editorial feature for Blanc Magazine, captured by photographer Leeor Wild. The project explores the intersection of raw urban environments and high-fashion textiles, relying on natural light and warm, analogue-inspired grading to unify a diverse set of looks. Fashion editor and stylist Oliver Vaughn curates a wardrobe that balances structure with fluidity, moving from tactile shearling coats and intricate lace knits to sheer, layered fabrics. Model Briana Michelle serves as the central subject across the series, transitioning between static, minimalist poses against industrial backgrounds and kinetic, long-exposure captures. The work emphasizes geometric composition and rich textures, maintaining a clean, editorial aesthetic throughout.
Project Blanc Magazine · Kukua Williams
This fashion editorial for Blanc Magazine showcases a series of portraits and full-length shots featuring model Kukua Williams. Captured by photographer Arthur Comely, the series explores varied textures and structured silhouettes, ranging from polished leather and snakeskin prints to heavy tweed and layered fringe. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing a mix of soft studio lighting and natural daylight to define the form. Styling by Rebecca Bonavia prioritizes sharp tailoring and bold, tactile details, while hair styling by Charles Stanley and makeup artistry by Celia Evans maintain a consistent, refined look across the diverse sets. The project employs a range of techniques including monochrome compositions, warm tones, and minimalist studio setups to highlight the interplay between garments and expression.
Project Blanc Magazine · A Trace Between
A Trace Between for Blanc Magazine is a recurring fashion editorial featuring model Naki Depass. Captured by photographer Tim Ashton, the series explores a blend of vintage-inspired silhouettes and contemporary textures against both urban and coastal backdrops. Fashion editor Monica Russell curates a collection of structured tailoring, metallic accents, and layered knitwear. The imagery leans into a distinct retro aesthetic, supported by hair styling from Alan White and makeup artistry by Peter Beard. The production utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to maintain an intimate, tonal consistency across diverse locations.
Project Blanc Magazine · Colour of her Sails
Captured for Blanc Magazine, the fashion editorial 'Colour of her Sails' highlights structured avant-garde silhouettes and high-contrast tailoring. The series, photographed by Elliot James Kennedy, features model Nassia Matsa positioned across contrasting urban and industrial environments. The project leans into a raw, gritty aesthetic, utilizing natural lighting and analogue film techniques. The imagery juxtaposes voluminous, ruched gowns and intricate ruffled detailing against stark, textured backdrops.
Project Blanc Magazine · Amam Abit
Blanc Magazine features model Amam Abit in a fashion editorial series that explores movement and texture against rugged, elemental landscapes. Photographer Oliver Oglesby captures the subject across various outdoor settings, from weathered rocky cliffs to quiet, rural roads, grounding high-fashion silhouettes within raw, natural environments. The imagery leans into a gritty, atmospheric aesthetic, employing an analogue film technique to emphasize depth and tonal nuance. With casting directed by Lewis Waters, the editorial highlights sculptural fashion through a blend of desaturated, monochrome portraits and warm, earthy colour palettes. The series shifts between dynamic action shots and intimate profiles, maintaining a cohesive, documentary-style approach throughout the project.
Project Blanc Magazine · Dream Weavers
Dream Weavers for Blanc Magazine offers a sophisticated exploration of modern masculinity, seamlessly blending the structured precision of luxury fashion houses with an evocative, raw outdoor aesthetic. This editorial feature centers on the interplay between high-end garments and untamed landscapes, utilizing the golden hour to bathe each scene in a warmth that underscores the collection's texture. Through the lens of a documentary-inspired approach, the project captures Kamari Moore as he moves through disparate environments—from weathered, industrial concrete structures to the organic wildness of lush, sun-drenched meadows. The styling, curated by fashion editor Oliver Vaughn, leans into a dialogue between classic tailoring and unexpected, vibrant patterns, grounding the avant-garde pieces in a tangible, lived-in reality. By pairing sharp leather textures with soft knitwear and deliberate accessories like vintage-style sunglasses, the series creates a compelling narrative of style that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary. Utilizing natural light as a primary narrative tool, the campaign achieves a cinematic quality that emphasizes vertical lines and expansive horizons, transforming simple portraiture into a broader reflection of scale and place. The work successfully navigates the balance between the polished editorial world and the unscripted nature of its surroundings, ensuring that every garment feels like a deliberate, artistic choice within an immersive, lifestyle-driven framework that invites viewers to dwell on every carefully composed detail.
Project Blanc Magazine · Blanc Magazine #28 F/W 2024 Cover
Blanc Magazine presents the cover for its 28th issue, 'Rule The World,' capturing an editorial beauty portrait defined by a high-concept aesthetic. The project features a tightly framed composition, highlighting the subject with a tactile, surreal arrangement of miniature toy cars applied directly to the skin. Photographer Ria Mort leads the visual execution, working with fashion director Christos Alexandropoulos to balance the whimsical elements against a clean, minimalist backdrop. The aesthetic is anchored by soft light and precise makeup application by Marita Politou, while hair styling by Chrysanthos Smyrnaios complements the editorial focus.
Project Blanc Magazine · Blanc Magazine Issue 29 Cover
For Issue 29 of Blanc Magazine, titled 'The Beautiful Ones,' the publication presents a cover portrait featuring model Kukua Williams. Captured by photographer Arthur Comely, the image employs a clean, editorial aesthetic defined by warm tones and soft frontal lighting. The composition highlights a structured approach to portraiture, with styling by fashion editor Rebecca Bonavia. The visual focus is supported by sleeked-back hair styling by Charles Stanley and minimal makeup by Celia Evans, maintaining a refined and natural aesthetic throughout the vertical format.
Project Blanc Magazine · LA DOÑA
LA DOÑA is a fashion editorial series for Blanc Magazine, captured by photographer Izack Morales. The project explores themes of domesticity and character through a series of portraits featuring a mature female subject in varied, vintage-inspired settings. Technically grounded in an analogue film aesthetic, the imagery leans into a retro visual language, utilizing natural light to highlight textures in textiles and wood-paneled interiors. The styling ranges from intricate lace and crochet to structured, voluminous tailoring, creating a theatrical yet grounded atmosphere across both indoor and outdoor backdrops.
Project Blanc Magazine · Blanc Magazine Issue 30 2025 Cover
Blanc Magazine presents the cover for Issue 30, titled 'Living on the Edge.' Captured by photographer Tim Ashton, the editorial imagery leans into a retro aesthetic defined by high-contrast hard light and warm tones. Model Naki Depass features in the cover portrait, styled by fashion editor Monica Russell in a camel overcoat with velvet lapels, a black satin crop top, and structured orange bottoms. The visual composition is completed by hair styling from Alan White and makeup artistry by Peter Beard.
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