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Featured Elle Mexico projects
This week's top Elle Mexico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Mexico · Elle Mexico June 2025 Covers
Elle Mexico marks its June 2025 issue with a dual-cover editorial series that balances structural portraiture with high-contrast motion. Photographers Bryan Flores and Tigre Escobar lead the visual direction, capturing model Mina Serrano in distinct environments that shift from studio-based abstract artistry to night-shot athletic performance. The first cover leans into graphic elements, with Serrano presented in full-body paint against a deep blue backdrop. This look is complemented by hair styling from Octavio Leon, emphasizing a sculpted, polished aesthetic. The second cover transitions into a kinetic, flash-lit scene set on a running track, framing the subject in modern sportswear to ground the magazine’s editorial photography in a sharp, contemporary context.
Project Elle Mexico · Alegna González Nos Inspira
Elle Mexico showcases athlete Alegna González in this sportswear fashion editorial, Alegna González Nos Inspira. The project moves between varied athletic environments, ranging from dynamic golden hour poses against twilight skies to high-contrast, nighttime sessions on the track. Photographer Tigre Escobar employs a mix of natural light and direct flash to define the subject's movement. The editorial integrates technical elements like chiaroscuro lighting and 1980s-inspired aesthetics to frame the sportswear collection. Hair styling by Octavio Leon complements the athletic streetwear focus throughout the series.
Project Elle Mexico · Elle Mexico June 2025 Cover
The June 2025 cover for Elle Mexico features model Mina Serrano in a bold editorial display. Captured by photographer Bryan Flores, the composition highlights a dynamic silhouette set against a deep blue backdrop, accented by expressive body painting that integrates cobalt and white tones. The imagery utilizes soft light to emphasize the movement of the draped off-white fabric, creating a graphic, clean aesthetic. The final cover incorporates the signature yellow 'ELLE' masthead and supporting text, anchoring the magazine cover in a contemporary visual style.
Project Elle Mexico · Elle Mexico September 2025 Cover
The September 2025 cover of Elle Mexico features model Mariana Zaragoza in a studio portrait captured by photographer Mauricio Sanchez. The editorial imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing beauty light to define the subject against a clean, off-white backdrop. Zaragoza is captured in a direct, forward-facing composition, wearing a tailored black coat with an oversized fur collar. The project integrates traditional magazine typography with the clean visual framing characteristic of high-end editorial work.
Project Elle Mexico · Lost in Kyoto
Lost in Kyoto is a fashion editorial produced for Elle Mexico, featuring model Asako Sato in a series of compositions captured by photographer Ivana Micic. The project utilizes natural light to highlight textures in textiles and traditional architecture, framing the subject against wooden pavilions, stone pathways, and garden settings. Technically, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic, incorporating analogue film techniques and clean, vertical compositions. The work documents a dialogue between contemporary silhouettes and historic Japanese backdrops.
Project Elle Mexico · October 2024
Elle Mexico’s October 2024 fashion editorial leans into a bold, contemporary aesthetic, defined by monochromatic color schemes and sharp, sculptural silhouettes. The feature moves between vibrant, high-contrast red backdrops and minimalist neutral tones, focusing on structural garments and precise studio lighting. Photographer Shan Stewart captures a range of portraiture and full-length fashion imagery, often incorporating graphic elements like paper collage effects and deliberate photo glitch layering. The visual narrative is supported by fashion stylist Cheryl Tan, hair stylist Pete Lennon, and make-up artist Claire Thomson, who emphasize a polished, high-contrast look through clean lines and statement beauty details.
Project Elle Mexico · Practical Magic
Practical Magic is a fashion editorial series for Elle Mexico, showcasing a series of portraits that lean into moody, cinematic aesthetics. Photographed by Jesús Soto Fuentes, the project utilizes low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to highlight sculptural silhouettes and rich, dark tones. The series features model Katya Plotnikova in a variety of ensembles, ranging from tailored eveningwear and structured denim to detailed lace gowns. With makeup artistry by Ana G de V, the styling emphasizes a raw, artistic sensibility through bold, flushed features and deep lip tones. The minimalist, atmospheric studio setting allows the interplay of shadow and texture to remain the primary focus of the work.
Project Elle Mexico · Elle Mexico October 2026 Cover
The October 2026 cover of Elle Mexico features entertainer Judeline in a studio-based fashion editorial. Captured by photographer Javier Biosca, the composition leans into a clean, minimal aesthetic with a focus on detailed textures, specifically a dark tweed jacket with frayed trim and gold-toned jewelry. The vertical format centers on the subject against a stark white seamless backdrop, with the signature blue Elle typography framing the frame. Hair styling for the shoot was provided by Fernando Torrent.
Project Elle Mexico · Judeline Icono de una nueva era
Elle Mexico presents 'Judeline Icono de una nueva era,' a fashion editorial featuring singer and entertainer Judeline. The series captures the subject in a variety of high-fashion looks, from structured tweed jackets and embellished skirts to sleek corset dresses, leaning into a minimalist studio aesthetic. Photographer Javier Biosca leads the visual direction, utilizing clean, bright lighting to emphasize the intricate textures of the garments and the movement of the subject. Hair styling by Fernando Torrent complements the editorial focus, incorporating dynamic silhouettes and polished details. The project maintains a crisp, contemporary feel throughout, prioritizing clean compositions and sharp fashion styling.
Project Elle Mexico · BELLEZA 111
BELLEZA 111 is a beauty editorial project produced for Elle Mexico. The series features a collection of portraits focused on avant-garde hair and makeup styling, utilizing clean studio aesthetics to highlight contrast and detail. Photographer Yanran Xiong captures the work through intimate framing, employing varied lighting techniques ranging from bright, even studio light to soft, directional illumination. Hair stylist Jenni Iva Wimmerstedt and makeup artist Christyna Kay collaborate on the series, integrating textured elements and vibrant palettes—including graphic liners and bold hair coloring—against minimalist, seamless backgrounds. Casting was managed by Alicia Fotino.
Project Elle Mexico · Blooming
Blooming is a beauty and fashion editorial series for Elle Mexico, featuring model Paula Gorozpe. Photographed by Mauricio Sanchez, the project leans into graphic simplicity and tactile contrast through a series of close-up portraits and still-life studies. The imagery emphasizes clean lines, botanical motifs, and detailed styling, including intricate 3D nail art and sculptural hair designs. Under the direction of Claudia Cándano, the editorial utilizes a clean studio aesthetic and macro focus to highlight textures, from the organic curve of orchid blooms to glossy beauty finishes. The series employs bright, direct lighting and a warm, high-fashion palette to maintain a polished, consistent tone throughout the magazine feature.
Project Elle Mexico · ELLE Mexico July/August 2026 Cover
For the July/August 2026 issue of ELLE Mexico, the editorial team has delivered a masterclass in modern portraiture, featuring actress Karla Souza in a striking cover story that leans into architectural fashion and clean, high-impact visuals. Captured through the lens of photographer Mauricio Sanchez, the cover utilizes precise beauty light to emphasize the sharp contrast between the subject’s glossy, patent-black cropped jacket and the minimalist white backdrop. The composition is a masterclass in editorial discipline, stripping away extraneous noise to focus entirely on the interplay between the structured, high-neck garment and the subject’s sleek, wet-look hairstyle. By opting for a crisp, studio-based aesthetic, the creative direction overseen by Editor-in-Chief Claudia Cándano underscores the magazine's commitment to sophisticated, commercial elegance. The bold, signature pink typography typical of the publication cuts through the frame, grounding the high-fashion imagery within its iconic media brand identity. This project successfully bridges the gap between classic magazine portraiture and contemporary lifestyle trends, proving that a refined approach to styling and lighting remains the most powerful tool in storytelling. Every element of the frame, from the deliberate button detailing on the skirt to the confident, arms-crossed pose, contributes to a cohesive vision that feels both current and timeless, firmly establishing this edition as a standout piece of creative output for the summer season.
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