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Featured Elle Indonesia projects
This week's top Elle Indonesia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Indonesia · Manolo Campion
Photographer Manolo Campion captures model Kate Robinson in this editorial fashion spread for Elle Indonesia. The series leans into clean, architectural lines, utilizing natural light and high-contrast monochrome and earthy palettes to define the subjects within an urban context. Styling by Rachel Wayman pairs structured leather and suede tailoring with sharp, graphic silhouettes. The imagery employs hard lighting and geometric shadows to emphasize movement and texture, with production handled by Kylie Farrington. Hair by Pete Lennon and makeup by Samantha Patrikopoulos complete the editorial aesthetic.
Project Elle Indonesia · Work Life Balance
For the 'Work Life Balance' fashion editorial, Elle Indonesia explores the intersection of professional structure and leisure through a series of stark, architecturally driven compositions. Photographed by Manolo Campion, the series features model Katie Robinson positioned within urban and industrial environments, utilizing crisp natural light to define the relationship between the subject and the surrounding built landscape. The imagery leans into graphic, hard light techniques, using sharp geometric shadows and high-contrast monochrome treatments to emphasize the tailoring and silhouettes of the featured apparel. From reclining on furniture placed directly on asphalt to dynamic poses between concrete pillars, the work maintains a focus on textured outerwear and structured styling. The project was completed with hair styling by Pete Lennon and makeup by Samantha Patrikopoulos.
Project Elle Indonesia · Breaking Through
Breaking Through is a fashion editorial feature produced for Elle Indonesia. Captured by photographer Manolo Campion, the series explores movement and structure against a backdrop of stark, brutalist architecture. The imagery utilizes a high-contrast aesthetic and natural light to emphasize the sharp tailoring and tactile quality of the garments. Featuring model Lea Seelenmeyer, the series uses high-speed freeze techniques to capture dynamic poses and wind-swept textures. With makeup by Claire Thomson, the project maintains a clean, modern visual language that grounds complex silhouettes within an urban, industrial environment.
Project Elle Indonesia · ELLE Indonesia
This fashion editorial project for Elle Indonesia captures a series of high-energy, movement-driven portraits. Photographer Manolo Campion utilizes natural light to ground the subjects within stark, architectural concrete settings, blending urban minimalism with dynamic silhouettes. The series features a range of tailored ensembles, from structured overcoats to crisp white pantsuits. By leveraging high-speed freeze techniques and monochrome grading, the visuals emphasize texture and the interplay between clothing and shadow. Production for the shoot was handled by Kylie Farrington.
Project Elle Indonesia · The Waiting Room
In The Waiting Room for Elle Indonesia, the interplay of clinical minimalism and high-fashion editorial rigor creates a compelling visual dialogue. Captured by photographer Stephanie Cammarano, the project leans into a series of stark, architectural environments that evoke the liminal space of a waiting room through a contemporary lens. The editorial utilizes a blend of studio strobe lighting and soft natural light to define the sculptural silhouettes of each garment, ranging from structured suiting to fluid, high-concept pieces. Stylist Cheryl Tan orchestrates a precise aesthetic across these frames, where the juxtaposition of bold color palettes—from vibrant lime greens and yellows to muted, professional neutrals—is balanced against crisp white studio backgrounds. The project is punctuated by techniques like editorial minimalism and a focus on transparency, seen notably through the use of translucent, vertically ribbed glass structures that distort and frame the subjects. Hair stylist Bradwyn Jones helps maintain a sharp, graphic quality to the portraits, grounding the dynamic poses of models such as Ayden Williams and Shinyu Pan. This series moves beyond standard lookbook tropes, instead positioning its subjects within a carefully curated, conceptual landscape that emphasizes the relationship between form, fabric, and human composure. The resulting images offer a sophisticated study of texture and shadow, capturing a distinctly modern mood that feels both precise and effortlessly cinematic.
Project Elle Indonesia · Elle Indonesia November 2025 Cover
Elle Indonesia captures a refined aesthetic for their November 2025 issue, featuring Mariana Renata on the cover. Captured by photographer Ryan Tandya, the editorial work centres on a portrait set against the distinct architectural character of the Palais Garnier. The imagery leans into a polished editorial style, utilizing natural light to highlight the intricate lace textures and gold accents of the talent’s wardrobe. Sarah Wandee contributes as the makeup artist, completing a look that is framed by clean typography and subtle speckled texture overlays.
Project Elle Indonesia · Elle Indonesia February 2025 Digital Covers
Elle Indonesia presents its February 2025 digital covers, featuring actress and singer Cinta Laura Kiehl. The editorial series offers two distinct perspectives, alternating between a close-up portrait and an outdoor wide shot. Photographer Ryan Tandya employs a moody, low-angle approach for the portrait, focusing on detailed makeup and soft directional lighting. The companion cover moves to an architectural setting, utilizing natural light to highlight the subject's gown against a terracotta-toned backdrop. Both compositions maintain a clean, vertical layout with structured typographic treatments.
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