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Featured Crash Magazine projects
This week's top Crash Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Crash Magazine · Crash Magazine #105 'The Fictions Issue' Addictions
Crash Magazine’s #105 'The Fictions Issue' features an editorial spread focused on luxury accessories and fragrance. The visual narrative channels a tactile and minimalist aesthetic, layering polished metallic jewelry and designer bottles against graphic, textured backdrops. Photographer Gregoire Alexandre captures the subjects with soft light, emphasizing the sculptural details of Caron Paris and Rochas fragrance bottles alongside gemstone jewelry. Fashion editor and stylist Chiara Ficola anchors the series, using saturated color and crisp composition to define the collection’s presentation.
Project Crash Magazine · Milla Jovovich
Crash Magazine features actor Milla Jovovich in an expansive fashion editorial captured by photographer Agata Serge. The project leans into a dichotomy of aesthetics, transitioning between intimate, low-key monochrome studio portraits and raw, industrial outdoor settings. These contrasting environments highlight the versatility of the subject through both chiaroscuro lighting and crisp natural daylight. Fashion editor Carolina Orrico curates a sharp, architectural wardrobe that complements the structured, often gritty backdrops. The editorial is supported by hair styling from Kelly Peach and makeup artistry by Karo Kangas, with production managed by Jean Cabacungan-Jarvis and editorial direction by Armelle Leturcq. Throughout the series, the use of analogue film techniques creates a distinct tonal grain and depth, underscoring the clean, high-contrast imagery.
Project Crash Magazine · Daphne Patakia
Crash Magazine presents an editorial portrait feature focusing on actress Daphne Patakia. Shot by photographer Mustafah Abdulaziz, the series leans into a moody, atmospheric aesthetic that utilizes low-key chiaroscuro lighting to define the subject’s profile against dark, textured backgrounds. Fashion styling is led by Chiara Ficola, with hair by Tomoko Ohama and makeup by Aya Murai. The visuals shift between high-contrast monochrome studio work and evocative natural light captures set against urban backdrops. Through the use of analogue film techniques and desaturated color grading, the feature emphasizes sculptural form and structural composition within a fashion context.
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