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Featured Elle Brasil projects
This week's top Elle Brasil projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Brasil · Photography Josefina Bietti for Elle ...
Josefina Bietti turns the lens toward the intersection of human form and metallic craftsmanship in this high-end editorial spread for Elle Brasil. Within the demanding realm of luxury fashion, Bietti masterfully navigates the balance between portraiture and product focus, utilizing studio strobe lighting to pull rich, warm textures from gold-toned accessories and minimalist garments. The project leans heavily into the tenets of editorial photography, where the interplay of light and shadow serves to heighten the tactile quality of a sculpted snake-shaped necklace or the sharp, polished gleam of a wristwatch. Under the thoughtful guidance of fashion director Lucas Boccalao, the imagery maintains a cohesive, stripped-back aesthetic that prioritizes the subject’s gaze and deliberate hand positioning over superfluous background details. Each frame captures an intense, direct dialogue between the model and the viewer, occasionally punctuated by subtle, natural light shifts that soften the overall sharpness. By employing a neutral grey-green and dark grey backdrop, the team ensures that the delicate interplay of pearls, rhinestone ear cuffs, and studs remains the undisputed focal point. Through the collaborative efforts of makeup artist Daniel Hernandez and retoucher Matheus Freitas, the work achieves a polished, high-fashion finish that feels both contemporary and timeless. This series stands as a testament to the power of deliberate, detail-oriented composition in modern luxury storytelling.
Project Elle Brasil · Mahany Pery by Mar+Vin
In this striking series for Elle Brasil, the photography duo Mar+Vin collaborates with creative director Luciano Schmitz to redefine the boundaries of high-fashion portraiture. Centering on the captivating presence of model Mahany Pery, the project functions as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away environmental noise to allow the interplay of form, texture, and silhouette to take command. Across the collection, the team leverages a clean, high-key white backdrop that serves as a canvas for a series of avant-garde looks, ranging from structured architectural headpieces to sleek, tactile velvet and crisp, metallic detailing. The technical execution relies heavily on precise studio strobe lighting, which the photographers use to carve out sharp, graphic shadows that accentuate Pery’s elongated poses and the intricate geometry of the sculptural accessories. Styled by Mika Safro, the editorial narrative channels a sophisticated, futuristic elegance that feels both grounded and ethereal. By balancing rigid, metallic ornamentation against soft, organic textiles, Mar+Vin successfully captures a visual tension that demands attention. The result is a cohesive and visually arresting body of work that demonstrates how, through careful art direction and a disciplined aesthetic, the simplest settings can yield the most profound results in the competitive landscape of luxury fashion media.
Project Elle Brasil · Aura Alba, Da Natura: Dos Campos Floridos à Fashion Icon
Aura Alba, Da Natura: Dos Campos Floridos à Fashion Icon for Elle Brasil is a high-end fashion editorial series that leans into clean, minimal aesthetics. The project explores the interplay between organic textures and metallic elements, featuring a series of portraits that highlight fluid fabrics, intricate floral appliqués, and sculptural accessories. Photographer Juliana Rocha captures the subjects against seamless neutral backgrounds, utilizing soft lighting to emphasize the material details and form of the garments. With fashion direction by Lucas Boccalao and hair styling by Silvio Giorgio, the series maintains a consistent visual language that centers on warm tones and refined compositions. The editorial incorporates elements of floral styling and textured fashion to create a distinct, elegant look.
Project Elle Brasil · ELLE NOITE
Elle Brasil presents ELLE NOITE, a fashion editorial series that leans into theatrical art direction and surreal, atmospheric storytelling. Captured by photographer Juliana Rocha under the creative direction of Luciano Schmitz, the imagery utilizes painterly backdrops and sculptural props to build a moody, otherworldly environment. Fashion direction by Lucas Boccalao focuses on intricate textures, sheer fabrics, and high-fashion silhouettes that contrast against the deep, blue-toned chiaroscuro lighting. Techniques such as long exposure and soft-focus bokeh are employed to create an ethereal, cinematic quality throughout the series. Makeup artist Daniel Hernandez contributes to the look with dramatic, precision-focused details that anchor the models within the project's conceptual landscape, featuring model Eduarda Muehlmann.
Project Elle Brasil · Elle Brasil June 2025 Covers
Elle Brasil features actor Tilda Swinton across a series of covers for its June 2025 issue. Photographed by Mar + Vin with creative direction by Luciano Schmitz, the portraits lean into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing high-contrast studio backdrops and clean editorial lighting. Fashion editor and stylist Jerry Stafford grounds the imagery with textured silhouettes and sharp tailoring. The production team is rounded out by hair stylist Sam McKnight and makeup artist Sam Bryant, who emphasize the subject's distinct features across the varied color palettes.
Project Elle Brasil · Elle Brasil March 2025 Cover
Elle Brasil features Brazilian musician Gilberto Gil on the cover of the March 2025 edition, showcasing a series of editorial portraits. Creative director Luciano Schmitz leads the visual direction, pairing clean, studio-focused compositions with bold, graphic elements and vibrant color stories. Photographed by Mar + Vin, the imagery utilizes analogue film techniques to capture a range of styles. The layouts emphasize the magazine's identity through consistent, large-scale serif typography and stark, focused backgrounds, ranging from a textured blue panel to minimalist white frames.
Project Elle Brasil · Elle Brasil October 2026 Cover
The October 2026 issue of Elle Brasil features actor Bruna Marquezine across a series of editorial covers. Photographed by Lufre, the images showcase a range of high-fashion compositions, from dramatic studio portraits utilizing directional lighting to cleaner, monochrome studio setups. Styling by Pedro Sales and hair styling by Henrique Martins define the aesthetic, with Marquezine wearing avant-garde silhouettes and textured garments. The series incorporates editorial techniques such as monochrome palettes, analogue film grain, and clean, high-contrast framing to elevate the publication’s visual presence.
Project Elle Brasil · Elle Men Brasil August 2026 Cover
This editorial spread for Elle Men Brasil’s August 2026 issue features model Alton Mason across a series of evocative locations. Photographed by Lufre with retouching by Matheus Freitas, the project explores the interplay between architectural form and human movement. The imagery balances moody, low-key lighting with clean, studio-based compositions, often leaning into chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the dramatic scale of the settings. From office interiors and gallery spaces to minimal studio backdrops, the editorial utilizes a range of atmospheres—shifting between cinematic monochrome and warmer, natural light palettes. The photography leans into an analogue film aesthetic, emphasizing texture in both the subjects' attire and the surrounding environment.
Project Elle Brasil · Elle Brasil Decoration July 2026 Cover
The July 2026 issue of Elle Brasil Decoration masterfully bridges the gap between high-fashion portraiture and the sophisticated world of interior design, creating a visual narrative that feels both aspirational and grounded. Captured with a keen eye for architectural detail by photographer Bob Wolfenson, the cover scene unfolds within a curated, modern interior space that acts as more than just a backdrop. Models Bakary Keita and Mahany Pery anchor the composition, with Keita in a vibrant yellow sweater standing near a brutalist concrete wall, while Pery commands the foreground in a sculptural mustard yellow pleated gown. The intentional use of warm, directional light creates distinct, dramatic shadows that play across the models and the metallic sculptural elements of the room, adding a layer of depth and graphic intensity to the piece. By integrating the organic form of the models with the sharp, contemporary lines of the furniture and a unique patterned vase, the editorial leans into a polished aesthetic that redefines magazine media lifestyle coverage. The project successfully highlights how editorial styling can intersect with environmental design to produce a cohesive, high-impact image that serves as a testament to the power of deliberate composition and natural light in modern creative storytelling.
Project Elle Brasil · Terra dos sonhos
Terra dos sonhos, a striking fashion editorial for Elle Brasil, transports the viewer into a surrealist pastoral landscape where the boundary between couture and land art dissolves. Under the creative direction of Luciano Schmitz, the project channels an ethereal energy, placing models Mariane Calazan and Sayonara Romão within vast, mist-shrouded fields of dry, golden grass. Photographed by Josefina Bietti, the series masterfully leans into cinematic visual storytelling, utilizing natural light to elevate the interplay between human form and abstract, iridescent sculptures. The imagery is defined by high-fashion editorial rigor, where tactile elements like shaggy knitwear, opera gloves, and ornate feather headpieces are juxtaposed against both moody, chiaroscuro-inspired silhouettes and bright, expansive blue skies. Whether capturing the shimmering metallic sheen of avant-garde installations or the delicate movement of fringed garments caught in the breeze, the work prioritizes a rigorous aesthetic of texture and negative space. By synthesizing the raw, organic beauty of the outdoor setting with a highly conceptual approach to styling, Terra dos sonhos achieves a dreamlike quality that feels both grounded in nature and entirely otherworldly. The result is a sophisticated narrative that moves beyond traditional luxury fashion, positioning the garment as a sculptural component within a larger, deliberate composition that challenges the eye and celebrates the art of the editorial portrait.
Project Elle Brasil · Elle Brasil June 2026 Cover
The June 2026 issue of Elle Brasil leans into the power of high-fashion minimalism to deliver a series of striking visual narratives. Captured through the lens of photographer Nicole Heiniger, the editorial campaign centers on a celebration of movement, texture, and bold silhouette. The imagery features model Stephanie Cavalli, whose presence is defined by a series of structured and voluminous portraits that prioritize tactile detail over complexity. Using studio strobe lighting and clean, high-key backdrops, the production emphasizes the stark interplay between architectural garments and natural form. From dramatic feather-adorned outerwear to dynamic, fringe-heavy ensembles, the styling highlights a sophisticated tension between sharp, tailored leather pieces and the soft, organic volume of Cavalli's afro-textured and curly hair. The project maintains a classic editorial aesthetic, employing tight framing and deliberate poses to ensure that the intricacy of the fabrics—ranging from shimmering sequins to abstract prints—remains the focal point. By stripping away extraneous environment, the creative team centers the narrative entirely on the model's command of the frame. This collection of portraits masterfully channels a modern, elevated energy while remaining grounded in the timeless traditions of magazine photography, resulting in a cohesive visual story that feels both contemporary and elegantly composed for the pages of a leading fashion title.
Project Elle Brasil · Airon Martin em cena
In the latest editorial showcase for Elle Brasil, titled Airon Martin em cena, the intersection of high-fashion photography and intricate textile design takes center stage. Captured with a sharp, discerning eye by photographer Jonathan Wolpert, the series serves as a masterclass in texture-driven storytelling. The collection leans into the luxury fashion industry with an emphasis on bold materiality, juxtaposing structured tailoring against organic, tactile elements. Each frame operates as a carefully constructed portrait, utilizing a blend of natural light and studio strobe techniques to articulate the nuance of the garments, from the architectural lines of buckled camel coats to the fluidity of fringed crochet pieces. Wolpert employs high-key studio lighting for a crisp, graphic quality in some compositions, while shifting into moody, low-key chiaroscuro in others to highlight the intricate detail of sequined textures and leather work. This editorial project avoids static posing, instead finding a narrative flow between the model's stoic, confident posture and the depth of the surrounding environments—whether nestled within dense, dark foliage or framed by textured wooden bead grids. The result is a polished, cohesive aesthetic that reinforces the brand's position at the vanguard of contemporary design, proving that sophisticated minimalism and complex layered craftsmanship can coexist seamlessly within the pages of a world-class fashion publication.
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