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Featured DNA Magazine Mexico projects
This week's top DNA Magazine Mexico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · Dior Special for DNA Magazine Spring/ Summer 2025
DNA Magazine Mexico presents a dedicated editorial feature for the Spring/Summer 2025 Dior collection. Photographed by Riccardo Apostolico, the series captures model Jan Baiboon in a selection of high-fashion environments, moving between lush, atmospheric tropical foliage and refined studio backdrops. Technically driven by moody, low-key lighting and chiaroscuro effects, the imagery utilizes soft natural light and subtle lens flares to create an ethereal, textured aesthetic. The styling, supported by Ross Kwan, emphasizes avant-garde beauty looks created by makeup artist Sophia Sinot, featuring wet-look hair and bold, graphic eyeshadow applications that complement the sharp tailoring and metallic materials of the featured garments.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · YOU'RE MY GOD, YOU'RE MY DOG
Captured for DNA Magazine Mexico, the fashion editorial "YOU'RE MY GOD, YOU'RE MY DOG" presents a series of narrative-driven scenes that oscillate between intimate domestic moments and stark, nocturnal tableaux. Photographer Lean Lui employs a deliberate range of lighting techniques, transitioning from soft, sun-drenched interiors filtered through blinds to dramatic, low-key chiaroscuro that accentuates deep shadows and textured silhouettes. The series features models Xie Binghuan and Zhi Chen, who inhabit various residential settings—from kitchens to bedrooms—to build an atmospheric, cinematic visual story. By alternating between candid, natural-light portraiture and high-contrast, moody flash photography, the work focuses on the tactile qualities of the garments and the spatial relationships between the subjects.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · Endlessly Repeated
Endlessly Repeated is a fashion editorial series captured for DNA Magazine Mexico. The project features model Victoria Volt and centers on a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing high-key lighting and natural light to emphasize texture and clean lines. Photographer Geray Mena employs an observational perspective throughout the series, alternating between structured, graphic compositions and intimate, candid portraiture. Hair stylist Katrin Sachenko provides the styling, which complements the varied fabric textures, from tweed and shearling to tulle. The editorial integrates analogue-film sensibilities, maintaining a crisp, polished focus on apparel details and layered silhouettes.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · DNA Fall/Winter 2026 Cover
DNA Magazine Mexico presents its Fall/Winter 2026 cover, featuring model Victoria Volt. This editorial project captures the season through a blend of high-fashion styling and studio photography, with creative execution handled by photographer Geray Mena. The series features Victoria Volt styled by Katrin Sachenko, moving between soft, pastel tones and moody, intricate lace compositions. The imagery leans into a clean, vertical aesthetic, utilizing soft diffused lighting and sharp, directional shadows to highlight textured fabrics and defined contours. The final output is finished with bold masthead typography and standard editorial elements.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · DNA Magazine S/S 26 Covers
For the S/S 26 covers of DNA Magazine Mexico, the creative team has delivered a masterclass in editorial versatility, bridging the gap between minimalist portraiture and high-concept physical performance. Photographer Jason Renaud leads the visual narrative, capturing two distinct cover stories that anchor the publication's seasonal debut. The first cover leans into a structural, architectural aesthetic, featuring a model captured mid-handstand atop a pristine white pedestal. This image expertly balances the clean lines of a tailored grey suit against the warmth of dark wooden cabinetry, utilizing soft natural light to emphasize the subject’s form and the matte texture of the set. In stark contrast, the second cover pivots toward intimate, character-driven storytelling. This black and white portrait strips away environmental distractions, relying on precision studio strobe lighting to highlight the textured, damp hair and layered metallic jewelry worn by the subject. Through the combined expertise of models Devon Ross and Kamil Sznajder, alongside the subtle artistry of makeup artist Susanna Jonas, these images evoke a polished, editorial minimalism that feels both timeless and contemporary. The project successfully navigates the complexities of the magazines, media and entertainment sector, offering a cohesive visual language that remains as striking in its quiet, monochromatic moments as it does in its more dynamic, lifestyle-oriented configurations, proving DNA Magazine's ongoing commitment to high-impact, refined visual journalism.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · Blooming Winter
Blooming Winter is a fashion editorial feature for DNA Magazine Mexico. The series focuses on a minimalist aesthetic, pairing layered textures and structured garments against a clean, neutral studio backdrop. Captured by photographer Ami Lusinchi, the project highlights the interplay between soft light and rich fabric details. The editorial leans into a classic studio approach, featuring fashion styling by Emanuele Carrera and makeup artistry by Blau Perez. Casting, directed by Oriol Robert, highlights model Mar G, who appears throughout the series in various seasonal silhouettes.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · DNA Magazine Mexico April 2025 Cover
DNA Magazine Mexico marks its April 2025 issue with an editorial cover featuring model Laura Ponte. The composition captures an intimate, candid moment centered on a domestic interaction, utilizing natural light to frame the subject. With casting by Olga Sikorska and makeup artistry by Susanna Jonas, the cover leans into a clean aesthetic. The imagery balances patterned layering with a subdued interior setting, defining the visual tone for this media and entertainment publication.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · Body of water
Body of Water is a fashion editorial series produced for DNA Magazine Mexico. The project leans into surreal conceptual design, placing model Tetiana Marchuk in a series of highly controlled, minimalist environments. The imagery centers on the juxtaposition of organic botanical elements, specifically large-scale artificial lily pad props, against dark reflective water and sterile studio backdrops. Photographed by Will and Joan, the editorial utilizes clean, soft lighting to emphasize the stark lines of the wardrobe and the intricate details of the accessories. Fashion styling by Joy Sinanian integrates monochromatic palettes with high-contrast textures, while beauty direction from Hicham Ababsa and manicures by Romane Martini focus on a polished, wet-look aesthetic. The series employs editorial and surreal techniques to create a contemporary visual narrative.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · DNA Magazine Spring/ Summer 2025 Covers
DNA Magazine Mexico presents its Spring/Summer 2025 editorial covers, a series defined by a deliberate interplay between high-fashion composition and raw environmental elements. Creative director Maha Haider leads the project, working alongside photographers Riccardo Apostolico and Stephanie Pfaender to craft imagery that leans into moody, ethereal aesthetics. Featuring models Jan Baiboon and Laura Ponte, the covers utilize natural light to emphasize textured fabrics and organic subjects. The execution incorporates detailed makeup artistry by Sophia Sinot, grounding the editorial visuals within a polished, clean framework.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · Nature & Wonder
Nature & Wonder is an editorial fashion feature for DNA Magazine Mexico. Centered on portraiture, the project explores domestic intimacy through the lens of photographer Stephanie Pfaender. The series highlights the interplay of textures and classic tailoring, featuring model Laura Ponte. Using an analogue film technique and soft, natural light, the work creates a vignette-style aesthetic that prioritizes warm tones and a relaxed, quiet composition.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · DNA Magazine Spring/ Summer 2025 with Dior
This editorial cover for the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of DNA Magazine Mexico features a collaboration with Dior. The imagery centers on Jan Baiboon as the model, set against a backdrop of dense foliage and thick atmospheric mist. Captured by photographer Riccardo Apostolico with creative direction by Maha Haider, the shoot channels a moody, cinematic aesthetic. The styling highlights dark, sheer garments paired with heavy gold jewelry, complemented by wet-look hair and makeup by Sophia Sinot. The production leans into analogue film textures and soft, diffused lighting to build its visual tone.
Project DNA Magazine Mexico · Cartier High Jewelry special for DNA Magazine SS25
DNA Magazine Mexico presents a dedicated jewelry editorial for the SS25 issue, highlighting the craftsmanship of Cartier High Jewelry. The series focuses on intimate, macro-oriented portraiture that explores the interplay between metallic textures and the human form. Creative director Maha Haider and photographer Riccardo Apostolico employ soft, directional lighting to emphasize the reflective surfaces of gold and gemstones. Featuring model Lando van der Schee, the editorial utilizes a warm, clean aesthetic to anchor the luxury pieces against both minimalist and moody, dark backgrounds. The collection maintains a consistent editorial tone through polished composition and tight framing.
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