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Featured Coeval Magazine projects
This week's top Coeval Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Coeval Magazine · Radical Hope
Radical Hope is a multi-layered fashion editorial for Coeval Magazine that explores sculptural form and avant-garde styling through a series of surreal compositions. The project leans into a moody, high-contrast aesthetic, often utilising chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the dramatic impact of its subjects. Photographer and creative director Joaquin Castillo anchors the series, collaborating closely with stylist Gabriel Held to craft imagery that often features stark, monochrome palettes and unconventional posing. The editorial integrates textured garments, industrial backdrops, and graphic elements, with hair styling by Isaac Davidson completing the raw, deliberate look of the shoot.
Project Coeval Magazine · Duality of durability
Coeval Magazine presents 'Duality of durability,' an editorial fashion series that explores the interplay between domestic intimacy and urban landscapes. Through a lens of chiaroscuro-inspired low-key lighting, the project captures contrasting textures, ranging from heavy utility jackets and fur-trimmed collars to raw, athletic silhouettes. Photographer and creative director Mark Yareham orchestrates a moody visual narrative, transitioning between stark, dimly lit interior portraits and observational, natural light photography set against residential architecture. The series leans into matte finishes and dramatic depth to highlight the resilience of contemporary menswear style.
Project Coeval Magazine · Coeval Magazine April 2026 Cover "Af ...
For the April 2026 issue of Coeval Magazine, photographer Spyros Rennt delivers a compelling cover story that perfectly balances the high-minded aspirations of luxury fashion with an approachable, human-centric visual language. The image captures model Tomasz Labis in a moment of quiet introspection, seated on a classic wooden bistro chair in a composition that prioritizes editorial minimalism. By leaning into soft natural light, the production highlights the intricate interplay of textures, contrasting the rugged structure of a beige jacket against the crisp blue denim and the subtle warmth of the parquet flooring. Fashion editor and stylist George Karapetis curates a layered ensemble that feels both grounded and aspirational, anchored by a precisely placed leather handbag that draws the eye into the foreground. This cover moves beyond standard fashion tropes, utilizing a candid posture to invite the viewer into the frame rather than keeping them at a distance. The result is a sophisticated narrative that honors the legacy of luxury fashion houses while maintaining a contemporary edge that feels authentic to the Coeval brand identity. Through thoughtful color grading and a mastery of negative space, Rennt creates a portrait that feels as though it was captured in a fleeting, unguarded moment, proving that even within a highly polished editorial format, there is profound power in simplicity and restraint.
Project Coeval Magazine · Almost there
In the latest editorial spread for Coeval Magazine titled Almost there, the intersection of avant-garde beauty and high-fashion portraiture is pushed to its absolute limits. This series of striking portraits leans into the power of raw, painterly expression, utilizing a stark white base pigment as a canvas for sweeping, saturated palettes of orange, purple, and yellow eyeshadow. Photographer Alessandro Oliva captures these ethereal compositions with a keen eye for graphic intensity, balancing diffused natural light with the sharp, crisp precision of studio strobe to elevate the texture of the makeup. Fashion Editor and Stylist Giulia Meterangelis frames the look with structured, minimalist garments and architectural shoulder detailing, which provide a grounded silhouette against the fluidity of the facial artistry. Makeup artist Manuela Balducci deserves particular recognition for the execution of these bold, theatrical looks, while casting director Vittorio Vanzulli secures a model in Yana Palkhouskaya whose neutral, piercing gaze anchors the entire narrative. Captured on medium format, the work feels both timeless and aggressively modern. By stripping away environmental clutter in favor of a neutral, soft-focus background, the project directs all attention to the interplay between matte skin finishes and polished, pointed stiletto nails. It is a masterclass in editorial minimalism that transforms the human face into a profound study of color theory, texture, and refined, uncompromising creative direction.
Project Coeval Magazine · NO'CLOCK
NO'CLOCK, an editorial feature for Coeval Magazine, presents a series of street-style fashion compositions captured by photographer Mark Yareham. The project moves through quiet urban environments, balancing candid, observational moments with structured portraiture. Utilizing analogue film and natural light, the series explores a gritty, raw aesthetic against traditional residential backdrops. With creative oversight from Editor-in-Chief Donald Gjoka, the imagery centers on contemporary attire, emphasizing texture and mood through low-key chiaroscuro lighting and desaturated tones.
Project Coeval Magazine · Coeval Magazine Issue 2 F/W 2025 Covers
Coeval Magazine presents its Issue 2 F/W 2025 cover, featuring model Ryleabeth in an outdoor editorial portrait. The composition centers on a figure set against industrial textures, utilizing cool, moody lighting to establish a distinct aesthetic tone. Photographer Joaquin Castillo captures the subject in a dynamic pose, complemented by fashion styling from Jahulie Elizalde. The visual narrative is further defined by hair styling from John Novotny and makeup artistry by Sophie Hartnett, grounding the editorial shoot in a refined fashion context.
Project Coeval Magazine · COVER GIRL BY CARLA ROSSI
Captured for Coeval Magazine, the fashion editorial 'Cover Girl by Carla Rossi' is a studio-based series that explores the interplay of texture, color, and silhouette. The project centers on a collection of portraiture and full-length studies that utilize graphic backdrops and varied lighting styles to emphasize high-fashion garment details. Photographed by Donald Gjoka, the work leans into both warm, vibrant color palettes and monochromatic schemes, often utilizing soft, directional lighting to accentuate the tactile qualities of knitwear and faux fur. Featuring model Adele Siniak throughout, the series captures a range of moods, from surreal, conceptual imagery—including a frame featuring a reflective metallic sphere—to classic studio portraiture. With makeup artistry by Claudia Malavasi, the visuals maintain a consistent editorial polish, highlighting meticulous styling choices and varied sartorial textures. The project utilizes techniques like clean studio lighting and high-contrast monochrome to maintain a cohesive aesthetic across the disparate looks.
Project Coeval Magazine · Coeval Magazine Issue 00 F/W 2024 Cover
Coeval Magazine presents the F/W 2024 cover for its inaugural Issue 00, a fashion editorial defined by a minimalist aesthetic. The project features two models captured against a subdued, neutral backdrop to center the focus on intricate sculptural apparel and texture. Photographer Aytekin Yalçın employs clean, natural light to maintain a desaturated color palette throughout the vertical composition. With hair styling by Dalibor Vrtina, the imagery leans into a conceptual editorial narrative, highlighting the detailed construction of the featured garments.
Project Coeval Magazine · 𝟩̶𝘈̶𝘓̶𝘒̶
Coeval Magazine's 𝟩̶𝘈̶𝘓̶𝘒̶ project is an expansive fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of botanical sculpture and human portraiture. Photographer Geray Mena and creative director Donald Gjoka develop a visual language that alternates between high-contrast, analogue-film experimentation and somber, atmospheric narratives. The series leans into stark chiaroscuro techniques, frequently utilizing negative-film effects and inverted tones to elevate organic textures. These sculptural floral arrangements—often stark white against deep black backgrounds—are juxtaposed with location-based imagery featuring stylized silhouettes. Makeup artist Laura Del Muro complements the project's avant-garde aesthetic with precise, deliberate details that anchor the moody, editorial compositions.
Project Coeval Magazine · BOYS WILL BOY
BOYS WILL BOY for Coeval Magazine explores domestic intimacy and identity through a series of staged, cinematic vignettes. Photographed and creatively directed by Boris Camaca, the series leans into raw, editorial storytelling, often utilizing natural light to frame its subjects within lived-in, apartment-style settings. Fashion editor Antonio Autorino curates a collection of contrasting silhouettes that challenge traditional codes, incorporating elements such as sheer hosiery, stiletto heels, and delicate ruffles alongside rigid leather harnesses and structured tailoring. With hair styling by Massa Yahiro, the project maintains a moody and textured aesthetic, capturing moments of tension and connection that unfold across various residential spaces. Editorial oversight is provided by Editor-in-Chief Donald Gjoka. The work makes frequent use of moody, grainy, and clean visual techniques to emphasize the narrative interplay between the models and their environment.
Project Coeval Magazine · STIGMATA
STIGMATA is a fashion editorial series commissioned by Coeval Magazine, featuring the photography of Mark Yareham. The collection presents a diverse range of narrative environments, shifting from candid, natural light-lit urban settings to high-contrast, moody interior portraits. The project captures various stylistic explorations, moving between the clean, daylight aesthetic of outdoor residential streetscapes and the introspective, low-key chiaroscuro lighting found in more enclosed, industrial spaces. Key contributions include the work of model Lily Nova, who features across several of the project's distinct tonal scenes. Throughout the editorial, the imagery leans into matte textures and analogue film techniques to create a grounded, tactile atmosphere. The series maintains a consistent focus on human interaction within varied social and private contexts.
Project Coeval Magazine · Photography Aytekin
This fashion editorial for Coeval Magazine features model Suj Lee in a series of studio-based portraits lensed by photographer Aytekin Yalçın. The project explores sharp silhouettes and intricate textile textures through a blend of monochrome tones and clean, high-contrast imagery. Execution centers on precise garment detail, utilizing both chiaroscuro lighting and natural light to define the subject. Hair styling by Vincent De Moro and makeup artistry by Tiina Roivainen provide a refined finish to the editorial, emphasizing a minimalist aesthetic.
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