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Featured CR Fashion Book projects

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

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CR Fashion Book · ROSÉ: IN FULL BLOOM

In a masterclass of visual storytelling, the latest fashion editorial from CR Fashion Book, titled Rosé: In Full Bloom, offers a sophisticated exploration of texture and mood. Featuring the globally renowned musician Rosé Park, the series transcends standard portraiture by leaning into a cinematic aesthetic that feels both intimate and grand. Through the lens of photographer Daniel Sachon and under the sharp eye of fashion director Ras Bartram, the project utilizes natural light to weave together disparate elements of luxury and atmosphere. Each frame plays with the interplay of light and shadow, particularly through the use of low-key chiaroscuro techniques that elevate the tactile quality of sheer fabrics, voluminous ruffled gowns, and structural leather. Whether capturing the subject behind rain-streaked glass or amidst the golden hour glow, the imagery maintains an editorial minimalism that allows the intensity of the styling to take center stage. The result is a moody, polished visual narrative that feels distinctly at home within the pages of high-end fashion media. By masterfully balancing the contrast between dark, indistinct backgrounds and vibrant, translucent textiles, the team has crafted a series that reads as a contemplative study of glamour, perfectly positioning its subject within a polished and evocative landscape of modern luxury.

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CR Fashion Book · Mona Tougaard by Jess Ruby James

In this evocative series for CR Fashion Book, photographer Jess Ruby James captures model Mona Tougaard in a masterclass of editorial minimalism. The project eschews extraneous noise, focusing instead on the architectural precision of luxury tailoring and the raw, cinematic quality of high-contrast black and white imagery. Through a lens that leans into both studio strobe lighting and the soft, diffuse capabilities of natural light, James constructs a visual narrative that feels simultaneously timeless and cutting-edge. The work is defined by a rigorous attention to silhouette and texture—from the sleek sheen of leather opera gloves to the structural complexity of tailored blazers—creating a dialogue between the model and the lens. Tougaard’s presence is dynamic and introspective, with styling that oscillates between sharp, sculptural high-fashion statements and raw, emotive portraits. With expert art direction from Guillaume Lauruol and the cohesive creative vision of the production team, the project thrives on the interplay of deep shadows and high-key brightness, a technique often enhanced by large format and 35mm film sensibilities. This collection stands as a testament to the power of refined composition, where every line, gesture, and fold of fabric serves to reinforce a singular, sophisticated aesthetic that elevates the editorial portrait to a contemporary art form.

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CR Fashion Book · Natasha Poly & Alastair McKimm: The ...

In this evocative series for CR Fashion Book, creative director Emmanuelle Levesque and fashion editor Alastair McKimm push the boundaries of luxury fashion through a lens of raw, avant-garde materiality. The editorial campaign features the iconic Natasha Poly as the centerpiece, transformed into a series of sculptural forms that bridge the gap between high-end apparel and fine art. By utilizing sharp studio strobe lighting alongside soft natural light, the team masterfully emphasizes the tactile interplay between coarse, frayed-edge burlap, architectural tan fabrics, and plush, voluminous faux fur. Each composition captures a deliberate dissonance, where the stark, monochromatic studio backgrounds force the viewer to engage directly with the complex silhouettes and layered volumes of the garments. With art direction by Guillaume Lauruol, the project leans into a minimalist editorial aesthetic that strips away visual noise to prioritize the sheer craftsmanship of the textiles. From tight, symmetrical portraits to expansive rear-view shots, the work channels a sense of deliberate, elevated structure. This collaboration exemplifies a sophisticated approach to fashion photography, where the technical mastery of lighting and composition serves to amplify the raw, unrefined energy of the styling, ultimately presenting a compelling exploration of form, texture, and movement within the modern luxury landscape.

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CR Fashion Book · Loro Piana Special

CR Fashion Book explores pastoral luxury in the Loro Piana Special, a fashion editorial set against rugged alpine landscapes and shallow streams. The series channels a documentary-style approach, pairing intricate knitwear and tailored outerwear with the wild, textured backdrop of meadow grasses and rocky valleys. Captured across both warm-toned outdoor vistas and high-contrast monochrome, the work relies on natural light to highlight the tactile quality of the fabrics. Fashion editor Samia Giobellina leads the styling, supported by hair stylist Erisson Musella and makeup artist Serena Congiu. The project features models Abbey Fouts, Arek John, and Nour Boudaakat in a collection of editorial vignettes that blend rural settings with refined sartorial silhouettes.

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CR Fashion Book · Photography Coni Tarallo

CR Fashion Book presents an editorial photography project captured by photographer Coni Tarallo. Featuring model Alicja Tubilewicz, the series explores high-fashion silhouettes and classical architectural environments, balancing avant-garde garment construction with ornate, stone-heavy settings. The aesthetic leans into monochrome palettes and nostalgic, analogue film techniques. The photography highlights intricate textile contrasts—ranging from sculptural lace and ruffles to metallic embellishments—while maintaining clean, vertical compositions throughout the narrative. Creative contributions include hair styling by Quentin Lafforgue, makeup artistry by Marianne Agb, and set design by Sylvain Cabouat. Casting was managed by Levi Hare and Rosie Vogel, with additional detail work by manicurist Cecilia Abbas.

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CR Fashion Book · CR’s Fall/Winter 2025 Issue

CR Fashion Book presents its Fall/Winter 2025 issue, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Vitali Gelwich. The project features model Stella Maxwell, with hair styling by Diego Da Silva and makeup by Tiziana Raimondo, across a variety of interior settings. Using natural light and soft directional lighting, the series balances polished, high-contrast imagery with intimate, tactile detail shots. Incorporating monochrome palettes and refined styling, the shoot documents a season of sculptural silhouettes and jewelry-focused accessories.

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CR Fashion Book · CR Fashion Book #27 Fall/Winter 2025 Covers

CR Fashion Book presents its #27 Fall/Winter 2025 cover feature starring model Paloma Elsesser. The editorial captures the subject against a dark green and gold sculptural relief wall, highlighting a series of high-fashion ensembles including a structured hot pink dress and layered sheer garments. The series leans into a glossy and clean aesthetic, utilising focused, dramatic lighting to emphasize fabric textures and metallic jewelry accents. The covers are defined by the publication's signature white cursive typography, grounding the editorial visuals.

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CR Fashion Book · CR Fashion Book #26 Spring/Summer 2025 Covers

CR Fashion Book returns for its Spring/Summer 2025 Issue #26, presenting a collection of covers and editorial portraits that traverse diverse moods and visual languages. The issue brings together a range of photographic perspectives, shifting from moody, low-key chiaroscuro studio portraits to expansive, sun-drenched outdoor photography that leans into an analogue film aesthetic. The series features prominent cultural figures, including actor Adèle Exarchopoulos, entertainer Troye Sivan, and models Joan Smalls and Esther Cañadas. Under the creative direction of Emmanuelle Levesque, the editorial work utilizes distinct lighting techniques, including natural daylight and golden hour exposures, to highlight intricate textures in lace, leather, and pearl-embellished couture. The visual identity of the issue is unified by signature handwritten graphic overlays and elegant typography, contrasting against both clean, high-key studio backdrops and intimate rural landscapes.

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CR Fashion Book · CR Fashion Book #26 Spring/Summer 2025 Limited Edition Covers with Madonna

CR Fashion Book presents its #26 Spring/Summer 2025 limited edition covers, featuring Madonna in a series of dramatic, cinematic portraits. Photographed by Steven Klein and styled by Carine Roitfeld, the editorial project leans into high-contrast chiaroscuro and moody, atmospheric narratives that define the collection's visual identity. The series, which includes art direction by Guillaume Lauruol, shifts between stark monochrome portraits and rich, outdoor scenes illuminated by natural light. The production features set design by Jack Flanagan and casting by Jill Demling, with production handled by Alexey Galetskiy. Editorial finishing touches are provided by makeup artist Kennedy and hair stylist Andrew Fitzsimons, balancing refined textures with raw, film-inspired compositions.

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CR Fashion Book · EXTREME GLOW-UP WITH TOM FORD BEAUTY

The Extreme Glow-Up project for CR Fashion Book explores the intersection of high-glam domesticity and precise makeup artistry. Captured by photographer Aytekin Yalçın, the editorial series leans into a polished aesthetic, featuring dramatic beauty looks that incorporate technical tools and surreal props. Under the creative direction of Carine Roitfeld, the series utilizes macro photography and low-key lighting to emphasize skin textures and intricate cosmetic details. Hair stylist Vincent De Moro contributes voluminous, retro-styled silhouettes, while makeup artist Hugo Villard employs high-gloss and saturated palettes to achieve the final look.