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Featured Elle Italia projects

This week's top Elle Italia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Elle Italia · Ulta Denim

In the latest spread for Elle Italia, titled Ultra Denim, the publication explores the versatility of blue jeans through a series of striking compositions that redefine contemporary luxury fashion. Photographed by Nicolò Parsenziani, the project leans into editorial minimalism, utilizing a mix of soft natural light and controlled studio strobe to accentuate the varied textures of denim against clean, architectural backdrops. Under the expert curation of fashion editors Ivana Spernicelli and Laura Seganti, model Camille Opp effortlessly transitions between relaxed, lifestyle-inspired poses and more structured, high-fashion portraits. The styling masterfully layers heavy indigo washes and distressed finishes with unexpected accessories like vibrant yellow kitten heels, metallic hardware, and oversized silhouettes. This editorial portrait series functions as a visual manifesto on denim, treating the utilitarian fabric with a reverence usually reserved for couture. Hair stylist Ezio Diaferia complements the look with a loose, natural aesthetic that grounds the bolder fashion choices, while casting director Simone Bart Rocchietti ensures a consistent, poised energy throughout. By juxtaposing stark white walls with deep blue, ornate rugs, the imagery creates a grounded yet dynamic environment that emphasizes the structural quality of the garments. Ultimately, Ultra Denim serves as a masterclass in modern fashion photography, transforming everyday wardrobe staples into elevated, visually compelling art that resonates with the sophisticated reader.

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Elle Italia · Tempo Prezioso

Tempo Prezioso is an expansive fashion editorial series for Elle Italia, showcasing a curated selection of textures, silhouettes, and fine jewellery. Captured by photographer Adriano Russo, the project highlights a clean, high-key aesthetic that places focus on the tactile elements of luxury knitwear, leather, and fur. Featuring model Patrycja Piekarska, the editorial leans into a polished, minimalist look achieved through the collaborative work of fashion editor and stylist Monica Curetti. The visual narrative is supported by hair styling by Ezio Diaferia and makeup artistry by Tanja Friscic, employing natural light and monochrome tones to emphasize garment structure and intricate detail.

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Elle Italia · Paris Fashion Week FW25/26 Special

Elle Italia presents a focused exploration of seasonal trends with its Paris Fashion Week FW25/26 Special. Captured by photographer Giampaolo Sgura, the series centers on high-contrast monochrome editorial imagery that highlights contemporary tailoring and technical outerwear. The project features styling by Ivana Spernicelli, emphasizing layered silhouettes and tactile fabrications such as wool, cashmere, and sequins. Across the studio-shot series, the aesthetic relies on a clean, low-key chiaroscuro approach, utilizing soft, directional lighting to define the textures of the apparel. Grooming is provided by hair stylist Ezio Diaferia and makeup artist Luca Cianciolo, with casting directed by Simone Bart Rocchietti.

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Elle Italia · Elle Italia September 2025 Covers

Elle Italia presents its September 2025 editorial covers, featuring a series of portraits with model Aylah Peterson. The collection highlights structured tailoring and accessory-heavy styling, captured through a clean, editorial lens. Photographer Giampaolo Sgura leads the visual execution, utilizing analogue film techniques and natural light to define the aesthetic. Fashion editor Lorenzo Posocco directs the styling, supported by hair stylist Franco Gobbi, makeup artist Andrea Severino Sailis, and manicurist Giulia Zacconi, who contribute to the polished, retro-inflected finish of the series.

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Elle Italia · Aylah Peterson

For this editorial feature in Elle Italia, model Aylah Peterson serves as the central subject in a series of studio-based portraiture and fashion studies. Photographed by Giampaolo Sgura and styled by Lorenzo Posocco, the project leans into a mix of polished, avant-garde silhouettes and textured, maximalist garments. The visual execution utilizes a range of lighting techniques, from clean, soft-focus studio setups to high-contrast monochrome and atmospheric flash photography, grounding the experimental styling in a precise, graphic aesthetic. The editorial emphasizes intricate fabric detailing, ranging from structured tailoring and faux fur to delicate lace and metallic mesh. Hair stylist Franco Gobbi and makeup artist Andrea Severino Sailis provide evolving beauty looks that support the varying themes, often utilizing saturated color palettes or sharp, sculptural hair shapes. Manicurist Giulia Zacconi completes the aesthetic with meticulous detail, contributing to the overall narrative of a high-fashion portfolio.

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Elle Italia · Mondo Denim

Mondo Denim is a high-fashion editorial spread for Elle Italia that explores the versatility of denim through a rustic, pastoral lens. Featuring model Steffi Cook, the series leans into a playful and candid aesthetic, contrasting classic workwear silhouettes with whimsical organic elements like garden tools, live animals, and mountain landscapes. Captured with a warm, nostalgic color palette, the editorial utilizes natural light to emphasize earthy textures and raw outdoor settings. The production, styled by Laura Seganti with makeup by Sergio Corvacho, blends high-fashion styling with an adventurous, rural charm. The imagery captures a shift away from traditional studio settings, favoring open meadows, lakeside vistas, and weathered timber structures to frame the collection.

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Elle Italia · Nuovo Romantico

Nuovo Romantico for Elle Italia is a sprawling fashion editorial that captures an intimate, ethereal aesthetic through a series of outdoor, coastal vignettes. The series leans into organic textures, pairing intricate lace, crochet, and fluid silks with the rugged backdrop of rocky shorelines and sandy terrain. Photographed by Louise Meylan, the project utilises soft, natural light and a warm, nostalgic palette to evoke a serene atmosphere. The imagery features models Line Sophie Geitner and Marina Nechyporuk, whose styling by Laura Seganti emphasises airy movement and delicate detailing. Makeup by Sergio Corvacho complements the naturalistic approach, reinforcing the editorial's focus on soft, earthy elegance and authentic movement.

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Elle Italia · Elle Italia 02/25/2025 Cover

For the February 2025 edition of Elle Italia, photographer Giampaolo Sgura captures model Candice Swanepoel in a series of editorial portraits. The visuals, overseen by Editor-in-Chief Manuela Ravasio and Fashion Director Ivana Spernicelli, focus on sharp tailoring and layered silhouettes set against neutral studio backdrops. The imagery utilizes a clean aesthetic, alternating between monochrome high-contrast shots and warm-toned color portraits. Fashion editor and stylist George Cortina curates the wardrobe, which ranges from formal tuxedo suiting to textured outerwear. The production is supported by hair stylist Ward Stegerhoek and makeup artist Fulvia Farolfi, with casting by Simone Bart Rocchietti.

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Elle Italia · Colorama by Federico D'amico

Colorama is a fashion editorial series for Elle Italia, captured by photographer Federico D'amico. The project presents a vibrant study of layered spring apparel and tactile textures, featuring model Reina Spoormaker across a sequence of studio-based portraits. The aesthetic leans into a clean and modern editorial style. Fashion editor Patrizia Leuzzi curates a wardrobe of preppy, pastel-toned layers, while hair styling by Marco Minunno and makeup by Letizia Morlè maintain a polished, minimalist finish. Each composition utilizes soft, directional lighting and neutral backdrops to emphasize the chromatic range and material details of the collection.

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Elle Italia · Denim Issue

For the Denim Issue of Elle Italia, photographer Adriano Russo curates a series of fashion editorials centered on the versatility of contemporary denim. The series employs a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic to emphasize the tactile qualities of layered garments, from distressed denim and heavy outerwear to intricate, textured textiles. Through a combination of natural light and monochrome grading, the imagery maintains a polished focus on current apparel styling. The project features fashion styling by Monica Curetti, with hair styling by Ezio Diaferia and makeup artistry by Letizia Morlè. Models including Ziqi Wang appear throughout the series, which utilizes editorial, vertical, and clean composition techniques to highlight the structural proportions of each outfit.

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Elle Italia · TEMPO RITROVATO

TEMPO RITROVATO is an editorial fashion feature produced for Elle Italia, centering on a series of candid portraits of model Lila Pankova. Photographer Adriano Russo directs the visual narrative, utilizing natural light to define the subject against a clean, neutral backdrop. The project showcases a focus on layered gold jewellery and structured contemporary tailoring. Fashion editor and stylist Monica Curetti curates a look defined by oversized blazers and dark leather textures, while hair stylist Kilian Marin and makeup artist Letizia Morlè maintain a refined, tonal aesthetic across the series.

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Elle Italia · Tempo ritrovato

Tempo ritrovato is a fashion editorial series for Elle Italia, captured by photographer Adriano Russo. The project focuses on a series of candid, close-up portraits featuring model Lila Pankova, utilizing soft directional natural light to highlight textures and refined silhouettes. The aesthetic leans into a minimal, clean approach, with fashion styling by Monica Curetti. The imagery centres on structured apparel and detailed gold jewellery, with hair styling by Kilian Marin and makeup by Letizia Morlè completing the refined look.