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Featured Elle Canada projects
This week's top Elle Canada projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Canada · Niki Taylor on Longevity, Authentici ...
In this sophisticated fashion editorial for Elle Canada, photographer Zach Phan masterfully captures the enduring elegance of supermodel Niki Taylor, presenting a series of portraits that balance timeless grace with modern structural rigor. The project explores themes of longevity and authenticity within the high-fashion industry, utilizing a diverse range of lighting techniques—from natural light and high-key clarity to the dramatic intensity of low-key chiaroscuro—to elevate the subject. Stylist Randy Smith anchors the narrative through a precise selection of monochromatic palettes and tactile materials, juxtaposing the soft, voluminous textures of tulle and fur against the sharp, architectural lines of tailored blazers and leather opera gloves. Rafael Estrella Dunn complements this vision with sleek, intentional hair styling that draws the viewer's eye directly to the interplay of shape and form. Across these images, the work reads as both a cinematic tribute to Taylor's career and a masterclass in contemporary editorial portraiture. By leaning into both stark white studio minimalism and moody, polished dark backdrops, the production creates a visual dialogue between past and present, ensuring that every piece of high-fashion attire acts as an extension of the model's commanding presence. The result is a series of images that feel remarkably fresh yet deeply respectful of traditional editorial heritage, reinforcing the collaborative power of expert lens work and refined styling.
Project Elle Canada · A FINE LINE
A Fine Line is a fashion editorial series for Elle Canada, captured by photographer Royal Gilbert. Featuring model Taylor D, the project explores minimalist and sophisticated silhouettes against a variety of urban backdrops and clean, neutral surfaces. The series leans into editorial techniques including monochrome and analogue film aesthetics, with natural light providing soft, directional illumination that highlights texture in leather, textiles, and architectural surfaces. The styling, executed with hair by Ledora and makeup by Ingeborg, emphasizes clean lines and a dynamic, grounded mood throughout the collection.
Project Elle Canada · Ladylike
Ladylike is a fashion editorial series for Elle Canada, defined by a deliberate fusion of retro silhouettes and industrial textures. The project features model Agel Akol, whose sculpted vintage-inspired hair and distinct styling evoke a nostalgic aesthetic set against urban, weathered backdrops. Photographer Samuel Fournier captures the narrative through a series of vertical compositions that emphasize textile depth and clean color blocking. Creative director and stylist Olivia Leblanc orchestrates the looks, pairing intricate lace and sequin details with structural garments, while hair and makeup by Steven Turpin maintain a polished, high-contrast finish. The work relies on natural light to underscore the tactile qualities of the wardrobe, ranging from tweed and velvet to shaggy shearling.
Project Elle Canada · Charlotte's Web
Elle Canada presents Charlotte's Web, a fashion editorial feature showcasing actor Charlotte Le Bon. Captured across a series of studio and architectural locations, the project explores a tailored, menswear-inspired aesthetic through oversized suiting, structured coats, and layered separates. The imagery leans into clean composition and minimalist framing to highlight fabric textures and silhouettes. Photographer and creative director Royal Gilbert employs a consistent approach to light, moving between soft natural daylight against textured concrete and travertine walls to crisp studio lighting against vibrant backdrops. Fashion styling by Jonathan Huguet emphasizes volume and detail, complemented by natural makeup artistry by Leslie Ann Thomson.
Project Elle Canada · Far and Away
Far and Away, a fashion editorial series for Elle Canada, navigates the intersection of rugged coastal architecture and refined garment textures. Captured by photographer Royal Gilbert, the project leans into a warm, atmospheric aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight the organic interplay between stark stone, calm water, and the intricate details of sculptural fashion pieces. The series features model Nataly Vieira, whose presence is anchored by casting direction from Alexandre Junior Cyprien and minimalist makeup by Akari Sugino. Whether set against sprawling seaside cliffs or within quiet, sun-drenched interiors, the imagery employs soft golden hour tones and varied film-inspired textures to maintain a cohesive, cinematic narrative across the production.
Project Elle Canada · SOPHIE NELISSE
Elle Canada features actor Sophie Nélisse in this editorial spread, showcasing a range of avant-garde and structured fashion silhouettes. Photographer Royal Gilbert and fashion stylist Olivia Leblanc collaborate to move between clean studio compositions and high-contrast, monochrome portraiture. The series explores texture and volume through varied ensembles, ranging from voluminous dresses and oversized tailoring to fuzzy knitwear and structured headpieces. The execution leans into a clean editorial aesthetic, utilizing flash photography and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize architectural silhouettes.
Project Elle Canada · WARM REGARDS
Warm Regards is a fashion editorial produced for Elle Canada, featuring model Anna Orth set against the rugged backdrop of a coastal landscape. The series leans into an earthy, atmospheric aesthetic, highlighting tactile outerwear such as fringed coats, shearling, and heavy knits. Photographed by Royal Gilbert and styled by Amanda Lee Shirreffs, the collection of images uses natural light and an analogue film technique to capture a serene, nostalgic quality. The editorial focuses on the interplay between structured silhouettes and the organic textures of the shore, utilizing golden hour lighting to emphasize the vibrant colors and fuzzy fabrics of the wardrobe.
Project Elle Canada · Solar Power
Solar Power, a high-fashion editorial spread for Elle Canada, perfectly captures the intersection of structural design and organic environments. Through the lens of photographer Royal Gilbert, the campaign leans into a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic that allows the textures of luxury garments to take center stage against raw, weathered landscapes. The project features model Agel Akol, whose composed presence serves as a singular anchor across diverse settings, ranging from stark coastal cliff sides and sandy beaches to intimate, light-filled interiors. Fashion editor and stylist Olivia Leblanc masterfully orchestrates the interplay between high-end silhouettes and tactile details, pairing crisp, architectural whites and structural gowns with elaborate embellishments like silver crystal fringe and intricate lace. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the fine fabric qualities and subtle color palettes, moving fluidly between clean, portrait-focused studio-like settings and wider, lifestyle-driven coastal scenes. This editorial approach prioritizes an airy, diffuse quality that elevates the fashion, transforming each frame into a study of form and movement. By juxtaposing maximalist metallic accents against simple, fitted cotton pieces, the series achieves a refined editorial harmony. Each shot feels intentional and grounded, highlighting the brand's ability to translate complex luxury concepts into compelling visual narratives that remain both accessible and aspirational for the reader.
Project Elle Canada · Elle Canada July 2026 Cover
For the July 2026 cover of Elle Canada, the editorial team leans into a sophisticated urban aesthetic that bridges the gap between classic magazine portraiture and contemporary street-style storytelling. Captured by photographer Royal Gilbert, the composition features model Tasha Tilberg in a medium shot that commands attention against a muted city backdrop. The visual narrative relies on a strong sense of sartorial intentionality, with Tilberg styled by Olivia Leblanc in a coordinated plaid ensemble that plays with structure and volume, while a heavy statement necklace introduces a sharp metallic contrast. The use of live-action technique ensures the portrait feels spontaneous yet polished, maintaining an authentic connection to the surrounding urban environment despite the intentional depth-of-field blur. Steven Turpin brings a clean, refined hair design that directs the viewer's focus toward Tilberg's expressive presence, effectively grounding the bold, high-contrast typography typical of the publication's signature style. By blending these elements, the project successfully captures a distinct editorial portrait vibe that feels both aspirational and grounded in reality. The result is a striking, well-executed cover that reinforces the brand's position at the intersection of high fashion and lifestyle journalism, proving that a deliberate approach to composition and styling remains the heartbeat of effective magazine media.
Project Elle Canada · Tasha in Marseille
In Tasha in Marseille, Elle Canada captures a sophisticated narrative that bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and raw, street-level authenticity. Set against the sun-drenched, architectural backdrop of Marseille, the series features model Tasha Tilberg in a sequence of images that oscillate between avant-garde minimalism and vibrant, textured layering. Photographer Royal Gilbert masterfully utilizes natural light to ground the subject within the urban fabric, creating a visual rhythm that feels both cinematic and spontaneous. The styling, curated by Olivia Leblanc, leans into editorial minimalism, juxtaposing sharp, tailored plaid blazers and structured gowns against the city's geometric concrete and bustling intersections. This high-fashion showcase benefits from the precise grooming provided by hair stylist Steven Turpin, whose work ensures a clean, cohesive aesthetic that keeps the focus firmly on the interplay between form and silhouette. By incorporating diverse elements—from an off-the-shoulder velvet gown to playful, novelty accessories—the project channels a modern, European sensibility. Techniques like low-key chiaroscuro in portraiture provide dramatic depth, while the broader lifestyle imagery remains bathed in clear, natural light, emphasizing the tactile quality of the fabrics. This collection serves as a refined study in luxury fashion houses' ability to transform the everyday cityscape into an expansive, elegant canvas for contemporary style.
Project Elle Canada · Work it
In Work It, a compelling editorial fashion series produced for Elle Canada, the boundaries between high-end luxury menswear and authentic lifestyle portraiture are expertly blurred. Guided by the lens of photographer Royal Gilbert, the campaign masterfully navigates a dichotomy of environments, transitioning seamlessly from the stark, controlled atmosphere of a studio to the wild, organic textures of a sun-drenched forest. Central to the project is a focus on textural exploration, where the tactile qualities of heavy overcoats, pinstriped trench coats, and vibrant, oversized knits are rendered with profound clarity. The aesthetic leans heavily into a blend of editorial minimalism and cinematic depth, punctuated by deliberate moments of motion blur that infuse the static frames with a sense of lived-in spontaneity. Fashion Editor and stylist Amanda Lee Shirreffs curates a wardrobe that challenges traditional tailoring, while hair stylist Kiki Heitkotter contributes a polished, contemporary grooming sensibility that anchors the eclectic silhouettes. The collection of images, which utilizes both analogue film techniques and natural light, functions as a study in contrast—balancing contemplative, introspective portraiture against bold, saturated lifestyle compositions. Ultimately, the project captures a modern, fluid approach to fashion that feels both timeless and distinctly relevant, elevated by a sophisticated color palette and the quiet, evocative power of its outdoor and studio-based backdrops.
Project Elle Canada · Soft Start
Soft Start for Elle Canada is an evocative masterclass in visual storytelling, where luxury fashion houses intersect with a refined, minimalist sensibility. Through the lens of photographer Royal Gilbert, the campaign captures a series of editorial portraits that prioritize tactile depth and architectural precision. The imagery moves seamlessly between controlled studio settings and crisp, urban environments, utilizing natural light to elevate the intricate textures—from dense, fringed fabrics and structured leather bags to the ethereal, voluminous feathers that punctuate the collection. By centering the work on silhouettes that balance dark, moody tones with soft, cream-hued contrasts, the project explores the interplay between urban geometry and human form. Whether captured in a quiet, introspective close-up or mid-stride along a corrugated city facade, the models embody a sense of composed, effortless elegance. The series leans into a high-end aesthetic where every detail, from the choice of an oversized blazer to the subtle placement of architectural jewellery, feels intentional and poised. Soft Start serves as a definitive exploration of seasonal transition, stripping away excess to focus on the essential language of style. It is a striking example of modern editorial minimalism, proving that when the focus remains strictly on light, shadow, and materiality, the result is a timeless narrative that resonates well beyond the traditional confines of seasonal fashion trends.
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