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Featured Elle Lithuania projects

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

Model in a black coat holding a golden rabbit figurine in front of a stone wall and foliage for Elle Lithuania Project

Elle Lithuania · Ilalijos Priemiestis

For the Elle Lithuania project Ilalijos Priemiestis, photographer Domenico Donadio captures a fashion editorial that juxtaposes contemporary high-end tailoring against rugged, organic environments. The series features model Lily Chapman situated within dense botanical gardens, near cascading waterfalls, and amongst weathered stone architecture. The aesthetic leans into an editorial sensibility where clean, sculptural silhouettes—ranging from black tailored coats and minimalist slip tops to structured ruffle details—interact with classical art objects. The imagery consistently utilizes natural light to highlight textures in the clothing, jewellery, and surrounding landscape, creating an earthy and polished visual narrative.

Close-up portrait of a model wearing green gel skincare masks over eyes and forehead for Elle Lithuania by Levin Lee. Project

Elle Lithuania · Over(skin)care

For the Over(skin)care beauty editorial in Elle Lithuania, photographer Levin Lee captures a series of intimate, macro portraits focused on the tactile experience of skincare application. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using warm lighting to highlight skin texture and product consistency. Each frame explores the intersection of cosmetic texture and facial form, from gel masks to viscous clay applications. The series utilizes a vertical editorial format, incorporating graphic typography and directional lighting to emphasize the dewy finishes and intricate details of the skin.

Black woman in a white cowl-neck dress wearing a large white feather headpiece over her profile against a studio backdrop. Project

Elle Lithuania · RUN THE WORLD

In the latest editorial campaign for Elle Lithuania titled RUN THE WORLD, photographer Elys Berroteran crafts a masterclass in high-fashion narrative, seamlessly blending sculptural form with human intimacy. The series leans into a refined aesthetic, utilizing natural light and soft light techniques to emphasize the complex relationship between high-end couture and its subjects. Through a series of tight, vertical compositions, Berroteran captures the architectural quality of cascading ruffles and intricate feather work, turning minimalist silhouettes into dramatic statements. The collection oscillates between the stillness of studio portraits, where the interplay of fabric and light evokes a cinematic quality, and the dynamic energy of street-style photography that brings the luxury fashion industry into the public sphere. By focusing on the texture of the garments—ranging from sheer, tiered ruffles to sharp, tailored blazers—the campaign functions as an exploration of presence and poise. The monochrome palette and high-contrast styling ensure the focus remains anchored on the interplay of light and shadow, grounding the avant-garde apparel in a grounded, authentic reality. Each frame reads as a deliberate study of volume and movement, capturing a bold, modern elegance that defines the contemporary landscape of high fashion. This project captures the essence of luxury through a sophisticated lens, highlighting the artistic potential inherent in every fold of fabric and every measured gaze.

Model viewed from behind holding a metallic silver handbag against a dusk sunset gradient sky. Project

Elle Lithuania · “Sunset” by Sofia Brunet

Captured for the pages of Elle Lithuania, Sunset by photographer Sofia Brunet is a masterclass in atmospheric editorial storytelling. The project leans into a sophisticated, cinematic aesthetic, using a recurring sunset-hued gradient as both a conceptual anchor and a visual canvas. Throughout the series, the interplay between light and texture takes center stage, with natural light and studio strobe techniques used to elevate the luxury fashion garments. Fashion editor and stylist Dani Davilla curates a high-fashion narrative that balances structural minimalism with delicate, tactile details—from intricate crochet and floral-shaped embroidery to the sharp, gleaming presence of heavy gold cuffs. Each frame functions as a refined portrait, where the model serves as a vessel for avant-garde expression, whether she is captured in a moody low-key chiaroscuro silhouette against a fiery horizon or positioned in a surreal, inverted pose on a gritty, sandy surface. By isolating the figure against vibrant, monochromatic backgrounds, Brunet avoids the noise of traditional location shooting, instead allowing the textures of knitwear, sheer fabrics, and organic accessories like white coral to define the composition. The result is an elegant, highly cohesive editorial experience that emphasizes clean lines and luminous skin, proving that when the focus is stripped back to the essential relationship between form, light, and fashion, the visual impact remains both timeless and intensely evocative.

Model in a black leather outfit and sunglasses seated on a folding chair on a rooftop with a city skyline behind her. Project

Elle Lithuania · I pati dangu

High-fashion editorial narratives often rely on a seamless marriage between the grit of the urban environment and the polished elegance of contemporary styling, a balance perfectly struck in this recent feature for Elle Lithuania. Titled I pati dangu, the project utilizes the expansive New York City skyline as a backdrop, positioning the subject against the geometric density of the metropolis to create a striking visual dialogue between the human form and the concrete jungle. Under the meticulous eye of photographer Artem Kononenko, the series captures a sharp, high-fashion aesthetic that leans into the interplay of natural light to define texture and mood. Whether through the crisp silhouette of a leather matching set or the vibrant, utilitarian contrast of a lime green utility jacket, the imagery feels both grounded and aspirational. The photography prioritizes editorial composition, utilizing clean lines and rhythmic architecture to frame the subject in a way that feels inherently modern. By integrating accessories like transparent bangles and bold eyewear, the production achieves a curated, tactile quality that enhances the overall portrait series. Through Kononenko's lens, the project transcends simple fashion photography, offering an evocative exploration of character and style that resonates with the elevated visual language synonymous with the Elle brand, proving that true editorial minimalism is found in the deliberate harmony of light, shadow, and urban landscape.

Woman with voluminous curly dark hair wearing a sequined black mini dress against a grey background. Project

Elle Lithuania · Angel's Pharmacy

Angel's Pharmacy for Elle Lithuania serves as a masterclass in high-fashion editorial storytelling, pushing the boundaries of contemporary luxury style through a meticulously curated visual language. Art directed by Alex Klop, the project leans into a bold, conceptual aesthetic that prioritizes textural depth and architectural form. Photographer Anastasia Fursova captures the collection with a technical precision, utilizing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the intricate craftsmanship of the garments, from sheer floral lace to structured, pleated silhouettes. The fashion editorial is elevated by the visionary work of stylist Yulia Ivanova, whose selection of unconventional accessories—including opera gloves, vibrant tights, and ornate fabric rosettes—transforms each portrait into a distinct, high-impact narrative. The series masterfully balances the tension between classic poise and avant-garde experimentation, utilizing a mix of natural light and controlled studio environments to highlight the delicate interplay between fabric and skin. Through a palette that oscillates between moody, high-contrast monochrome and saturated, structural pops of color, the project achieves a sophisticated editorial minimalism. Every frame functions as an intimate character study, where voluminous hair, sharp tailoring, and detailed styling converge to define a modern, sculptural approach to luxury fashion imagery. It is a compelling exploration of identity and form that resonates with a polished, intentional elegance, solidifying its place as a standout achievement in modern fashion editorial production.

Model standing on a paved street wearing a long black coat and turtleneck, photographed for Elle Lithuania. Project

Elle Lithuania · Is Paryziaus

Captured for Elle Lithuania, the Is Paryziaus editorial campaign serves as a masterclass in modern minimalism, translating the sophisticated essence of luxury fashion houses into a raw, urban dialogue. Photographer Artem Kononenko orchestrates a visual narrative that leans into the interplay between high-end sartorial precision and the grit of the city street. Featuring the poised and commanding presence of model Calista Choley, the series utilizes a stark, monochromatic palette to ground the collection’s dramatic silhouettes, from oversized wool trenches to structured leather ensembles. By stripping back the surrounding noise and focusing on clean, architectural lines, the project achieves an elevated editorial aesthetic that feels both timeless and urgent. The choice of natural light throughout the imagery softens the sharpness of the garments, creating a subtle contrast against industrial textures and weathered urban backgrounds. Techniques such as motion blur and a shallow depth of field are artfully employed in specific frames to inject a sense of movement into what otherwise remains a collection of grounded, portrait-heavy compositions. Ultimately, this collaboration captures a distinct European sensibility, where the fluidity of a dress or the weight of a coat is given space to breathe, resulting in a series that is as much about the environment as it is about the quiet power of refined, contemporary design.

Model with wet hair wearing a draped pink pleated hood and sculptural jewellery for Elle Lithuania editorial Project

Elle Lithuania · Grožis

For the Grožis project in Elle Lithuania, photographer Anna Zyskowska delivers a series of fashion editorial portraits that explore the intersection of avant-garde textiles and high-end accessories. The imagery centers on tactile, voluminous pleated garments in soft lavender and pink, punctuated by structured, sculptural jewellery including crystal-encrusted collars and metallic accents. Executed with a precise, minimalist sensibility, the work leans into clean studio compositions that highlight fabric textures and gemstone facets. The photography employs a mix of natural light and soft, directional lighting to draw out deep shadows and reflections, often incorporating chiaroscuro techniques to frame the subject's profile. Editorial typography integrates directly into the final layout, reinforcing the high-fashion aesthetic.

Magazine cover portrait of a woman wearing a yellow dress featuring feather details, set against a green patterned wallpaper background. Project

Elle Lithuania · Elle Lithuania May 2025 Cover

The May 2025 cover for Elle Lithuania centers on a portrait featuring a yellow dress with feather textures. Set against a deep green patterned backdrop, the composition utilizes bold serif typography and clean layouts to frame the subject. Captured by photographer Umberto Gorra, the imagery leans into a polished editorial aesthetic with even, soft lighting that emphasizes the tactile details of the fashion choices. The vertical portrait serves as the primary visual anchor for the edition.