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Featured Carcy Magazine projects
This week's top Carcy Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Carcy Magazine · Carcy Magazine S/S 2026 Covers
The latest covers for Carcy Magazine S/S 2026 serve as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to focus on the raw, authentic essence of the human subject. Captured with a discerning eye by photographer Pavel Golik, the project leans into a soft, organic aesthetic that feels both intimate and elevated. By utilizing soft natural light against a textured, off-white studio backdrop, the imagery allows the intricate details of the model’s attire to take center stage, emphasizing the juxtaposition between the delicate floral lace of the brassiere and the unforced, messy styling of the hair. Fashion director Ashling Massoumi orchestrates this vision with precision, ensuring the portrait maintains an approachable yet high-fashion edge. Key contributions from hair stylist Gor Duryan and makeup artist Jennifer Le Corre provide a nuanced finish that feels lived-in rather than overly polished, while casting director Seth Baker’s selection of Tida Rosvall as the cover model grounds the entire shoot in a striking, relatable elegance. This series successfully bridges the gap between high-end editorial and accessible portrait photography, creating a visual identity that is both contemporary and timeless. Each frame acts as a cohesive statement piece, reinforcing the magazine's reputation for championing clean, light-drenched aesthetics that prioritize texture and genuine character over artifice, ultimately capturing the quintessential spirit of the spring and summer season.
Project Carcy Magazine · Noruwei No Mori - Cover Story
Carcy Magazine explores minimalist aesthetics in the 'Noruwei No Mori' cover story. Photographed by Takashi Homma and styled by fashion editor Ashling Massoumi, the editorial traverses both clean studio environments and industrial urban settings. The series leans into a tactile, desaturated color palette, utilizing natural light to highlight textures ranging from delicate sheer lace and gold-flecked brocade to voluminous faux-fur and distressed denim. The photography captures a quiet, composed mood, balancing architectural motifs with refined garment detailing.
Project Carcy Magazine · COUNTER COUTURE
Counter Couture is a fashion editorial series featured in Carcy Magazine, centering on a raw, backstage aesthetic. The project explores structured silhouettes and avant-garde tailoring through a minimalist lens, utilizing clean compositions and soft, natural lighting to highlight garment textures. Photographer Pavel Golik captures the series, with model Venus He serving as the primary subject. The editorial work incorporates hair styling by Olivier Noraz and casting by Esther Boiteux, emphasizing an industrial studio setting that leans into behind-the-scenes themes.
Project Carcy Magazine · Carcy Magazine S/S 2025 Covers
The Spring/Summer 2025 covers for Carcy Magazine present a series of high-concept editorial portraits and location-based photography. The collection ranges from surreal, outdoor compositions set against urban landmarks to stark, studio-captured beauty imagery. The project leans into an avant-garde aesthetic, utilizing clean framing and varied lighting techniques—from natural daylight to polished, directional beauty light—to define the publication's seasonal visual identity. Key visuals include location photography by Ben Taylor, Charlie Denis, Daniel Sannwald, Eamonn Freel, and Luke Abby, featuring models such as Josephine Dau, Lidia Judickaite, and Signe Michaelsson. The beauty-focused segments include portraiture of Christina Aguilera. The styling and production were supported by a broad team including fashion editors America Korban, Betsy Johnson, Billy Lobos, Chris Horan, and Victoria Sekrier, with hair styling, makeup, and manicuring by a group of specialists including Akemi Kishida, John Novotny, Nicolas Philippon, Yumiko Hikage, Raoul Alejandre, Valentina Li, William Bartel, Alex Feller, and Zola Ganzorigt. Set design was provided by Brittany Porter and Felix Gesnouin, with casting direction by Aymeric and Conan Laurendot.
Project Carcy Magazine · 10 FOR 10
Carcy Magazine explores avant-garde aesthetics in the 10 FOR 10 fashion editorial project. Captured through the lens of photographer Marlen Keller, the series leans into gritty, analogue film textures and sharp editorial compositions to showcase structured tailoring and experimental accessories. Fashion editor and stylist Nilo Akbari crafts a narrative defined by bold geometric layering and provocative design elements, complemented by the hair styling of Moe Mukai and makeup artistry by Mee Kee. The project utilizes a range of lighting techniques, from natural light in urban settings to controlled, low-key chiaroscuro and flash photography. This combination emphasizes the sculptural qualities of the garments, from pinstripe blazers to custom-tailored leather goods and footwear, placing a clear focus on texture and form within the designer fashion space.
Project Carcy Magazine · Under The Skin SS25
Carcy Magazine presents Under The Skin SS25, a fashion editorial series that prioritizes sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast studio work. Through a sequence of portraits captured against neutral grey backdrops, the project explores contemporary aesthetics by layering structured outerwear, metallic jewellery, and graphic textiles. Photographer Karl Felix leads the visual execution, utilizing both sharp studio lighting and natural light to emphasize the textures of quilted jackets, sheer fabrics, and layered pearls. The editorial styling, curated by Natacha Voranger, anchors the collection with precise tailoring and layered accessories. Supporting the look, hair styling by Gabriel de Fries and makeup by Catalina Sartor contribute to a polished, clean finish, with manicures by Lora de Sousa adding to the attention to detail. Casting by Julia Asaro brings together a cast including Abbey Fouts, Assa Sidibe, Signe Michaelsson, and Xu Qian to complete this seasonal presentation.
Project Carcy Magazine · Carcy Magazine May 2025 Cover
The May 2025 cover for Carcy Magazine features a sharp, editorial portrait captured by photographer Luke Abby. The imagery focuses on a high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing direct lighting to emphasize makeup details and skin texture. The composition highlights distinctive styling choices, including vibrant green manicured nails and winged eyeliner. This cover work maintains a clean, vertical orientation consistent with contemporary magazine design standards.
Project Carcy Magazine · 18 Shades of Grey
18 Shades of Grey is an editorial portrait series for Carcy Magazine, featuring a diverse cast including Michael Stipe and Rick Owens. Photographed by Luke Abby with creative direction from Benjamin Huseby, the project explores form and identity through a recurring aesthetic of tactile layering and domestic settings. Techniques such as natural light, grainy textures, and moody, high-contrast flash define the visual narrative. The series juxtaposes clean, sculptural silhouettes against cluttered or minimalist interiors, emphasizing personal detail and raw textures through vertical, editorial-style compositions.
Project Carcy Magazine · Women's History Museum Special
For their Women's History Museum Special, Carcy Magazine presents a fashion editorial that juxtaposes avant-garde, sculptural garments against historical architecture and gritty urban backdrops. The series features model Signe Michaelsson styled by America Korban, showcasing a range of textures from metallic coin-work and intricate beadwork to monochromatic fur. Throughout the collection, the imagery leans into clean, natural light to emphasize the dramatic silhouettes of the clothing. With hair styling by Nicolas Philippon and makeup by William Bartel, the visuals maintain a consistent editorial edge, grounding conceptual design within vivid, character-driven settings. Casting for the project was led by Aymeric.
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