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Featured Bolero Magazine projects
This week's top Bolero Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Bolero Magazine · On The Road
On The Road is a fashion editorial series commissioned by Bolero Magazine, captured by photography duo Arran & Jules. The series uses analogue film to document a journey across arid, desert landscapes, utilizing the terrain as both a structural backdrop and a narrative element. Featuring model Ilana Hansen, the imagery moves between stark high-contrast monochrome portraits and warm, desaturated wide shots. The aesthetic relies on natural light and distinct grain, emphasizing tactile textures in clothing and architecture. Stylist Tina Monzon complements the raw environment with structured, layered garments, from leather corsetry to intricate crochet.
Project Bolero Magazine · Bolero Magazine June/July 2025
Bolero Magazine’s June/July 2025 editorial issue captures a series of desert-based fashion vignettes, framing the model, Ilana Hansen, against arid landscapes and architectural forms. The series leans into a stark, high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing monochrome palettes and analogue film grain to emphasize texture and silhouette. Photographed by Arran & Jules, the editorial oscillates between intimate portraits and wide, landscape-driven shots. The production features styling by Tina Monzon, who curates a mix of structured tailoring and tactile sportswear. Each frame makes use of natural light and hard shadows to ground the series in a raw, earth-toned atmosphere.
Project Bolero Magazine · Back to the Future Editorial
Back to the Future is a fashion editorial for Bolero Magazine that explores the intersection of classic silhouettes and modern textures. Shot by photographer Alessandro Oliva, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by clean, minimalist compositions and a deliberate use of natural light. Featuring model Pien Laureijssen, the imagery shifts between high-contrast monochrome portraits and warm, earthy color palettes. The production utilizes a mix of analogue film techniques and sharp studio framing to highlight intricate garment details, from chunky knits to fringe work. Styling by Martina Riebeck centers on layered, structured apparel, with hair by Simone Prusso and makeup by Martina Bolis providing a refined finish to the narrative. Casting was directed by Diego Maffezzoni.
Project Bolero Magazine · En Technicolor
In the En Technicolor series for Bolero Magazine, photographer Cedric Bihr and fashion stylist Martina Riebeck craft a visual narrative that masterfully balances high-fashion rigor with a raw, tactile sensibility. This extensive luxury fashion editorial leans into a cinematic aesthetic, where the juxtaposition of structured silhouettes and weathered, industrial environments creates a compelling tension. By setting sharp tailoring and voluminous leather pieces against mottled concrete walls, aged wallpaper, and rustic stone, the team emphasizes the sculptural quality of the garments. The use of natural light throughout the project serves to heighten the saturation of the palette, where electric blues, vibrant pinks, and bold red lips provide a striking, modern contrast to the grit of the backdrop. With impeccable hair styling by Liv Holst and precise makeup artistry by Yvane Rocher, the imagery achieves a polished, editorial minimalism even in its most kinetic, motion-blurred frames. Model Sean Levy brings a grounding presence to the series, moving fluidly between stiff, posed portraiture and relaxed lifestyle compositions. The project functions as a masterclass in texture, blending live-action techniques with a clean, deliberate approach to the editorial layout. By integrating luxury accessories with organic, overgrown garden elements, En Technicolor successfully elevates the mundane, proving that the intersection of tradition and contemporary art remains the most fertile ground for storytelling in modern fashion media.
Project Bolero Magazine · Portrait D'une Muse
In the latest editorial feature for Bolero Magazine, titled Portrait D'une Muse, the creative team orchestrates a masterclass in visual storytelling that transcends traditional magazine portraiture. Captured through the lens of photographers Arran & Jules, the project leans into a sense of stillness and intimate tension, anchoring its narrative in the deliberate contrast between subject and environment. Featuring model Mawena Takpa, the series centers on a striking, supine portrait that utilizes a monochromatic palette to heighten the emotional resonance of the composition. The execution relies heavily on the interplay of natural light and shadow, leaning into a low-key chiaroscuro aesthetic that renders the subject in elegant, sculptural relief. This stylistic choice is elevated by the tactile contribution of fashion editor Judit Melis, who selected a high-gloss satin dress to catch the light, while subtle, refined work from hair stylist Quentin Guyen and makeup artist Carole Colombani ensures the focus remains on the structural grace of the portrait. By favoring a sparse, high-contrast visual language, the team crafts a compelling piece of editorial media that feels both timeless and grounded in contemporary fashion sensibilities. The work effectively bridges the gap between commercial aesthetic and fine art, showcasing how careful orchestration of textures and illumination can transform a simple portrait into a profound study of form.
Project Bolero Magazine · Portrait of a Muse
Bolero Magazine captures a masterclass in mood and materiality with its latest editorial campaign, Portrait of a Muse. By leaning into the stark elegance of luxury fashion houses, the project offers a series of evocative portraits that challenge traditional editorial norms through a raw, cinematic lens. The creative vision, helmed by photographer duo Arran & Jules and fashion editor Judit Melis, traverses a spectrum of textures—from the sculptural drapes of high-fashion garments to the gritty, reflective surface of water. Every frame feels deliberate, utilizing a mix of 35mm film and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to isolate the subjects in a state of quiet intensity. Model Mawena Takpa anchors the series, her presence amplified by the precise, evocative hair styling of Quentin Guyen and the understated artistry of makeup artist Carole Colombani. The interplay between high-gloss aesthetic choices and lo-fi, documentary-style timestamps creates a tension that is both timeless and strikingly modern. With cinematic framing and an emphasis on clean lines, the project transcends simple apparel showcase, instead creating a narrative rhythm where shadow and light dictate the pace. This is editorial minimalism at its most potent, proving that when the craft is centered on structural integrity and authentic, film-grain texture, the resulting imagery commands an undeniable, enigmatic authority that lingers long after the initial glance.
Project Bolero Magazine · Bolero Magazine September 2025 Cover
Bolero Magazine presents its September 2025 issue featuring model Kate Moore on the cover. The editorial portrait uses soft light and a clean studio backdrop to highlight the intricate lace textures of the garment. Captured by photographer Félix Dol-Maillot, the image balances bold, vertical-format typography with warm tones. Casting by Pina Marlene and makeup artistry by Nolwenn Quintin complete the production.
Project Bolero Magazine · Bolero Magazine June 2025 Cover
Bolero Magazine presents its June 2025 cover, an editorial feature capturing a solitary model against a sprawling, high-contrast landscape. The composition utilizes the sharp, diagonal lines of a highway guardrail to frame the subject, set against a distant mountain backdrop. The project leans into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing a monochrome palette and the distinct textural quality of analogue film. Featuring photography by Arran & Jules and talent by Ilana Hansen, the cover balances clean typography with the environmental scale of the outdoor setting.
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