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Featured Elle Singapore projects
This week's top Elle Singapore projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Singapore · Best in beauty
Elle Singapore presents 'Best in Beauty,' an editorial feature that blends lifestyle photography with curated skincare recommendations. Captured by photographer Thiemo Sander, the series leans into an effortless, coastal aesthetic through scenes of model Marilhea Peillard against sun-drenched beach backdrops. Utilizing analogue film and natural light, the imagery maintains a warm, candid quality throughout the magazine layout. The project integrates product photography with outdoor portraiture, balancing structured beauty reviews with relaxed, sun-lit moments.
Project Elle Singapore · Elle Singapore August 2025 Cover
For the August 2025 issue of Elle Singapore, photographer Kim Hee June captures model Soo Joo Park in a portrait-focused cover editorial. The shoot features a clean aesthetic that balances warm, textured wood-panel backgrounds with sharp, modern typography. Soo Joo Park appears in a structured dark brown ensemble, styled with sheer stockings and tan leather loafers. The composition utilizes soft, directional lighting to emphasize the material contrast between the wicker chair and her wardrobe, adhering to a minimalist editorial style.
Project Elle Singapore · Makeup that Cares
In the latest feature for Elle Singapore titled Makeup that Cares, the creative team strips back the excess of high-fashion photography to explore a more intentional, modern beauty standard. Through a series of clean editorial portraits, the project leans into the philosophy of less is more, prioritizing natural, glowing skin and a minimalist approach that champions authenticity over artifice. Fashion editor and stylist Bobette Cohn carefully curates the wardrobe—balancing tactile elements like quilted vests, houndstooth blazers, and textured straw hats—to ground the ethereal beauty looks in a sophisticated, contemporary reality. The imagery, which expertly employs both soft natural light and the crisp precision of studio strobe, centers on the luminous complexion of model Tali Bulycheva. Hair stylist Rolando Beauchamp complements this aesthetic with styles that feel effortless, from sleek, pulled-back buns to loose, voluminous waves, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the subject's features. By integrating magazine-style typography directly into the frame, the layout feels inherently classic, reflecting the polished, high-end editorial aesthetic synonymous with the publication. This project is a masterclass in visual storytelling, where every choice—from the choice of hardware on a garment to the placement of a highlight—serves to highlight a fresh, refined take on beauty that feels both intimate and profoundly professional in its execution.
Project Elle Singapore · Grazia Singapore
Grazia Singapore demands attention through a sophisticated series of fashion editorials that push the boundaries of luxury aesthetics. Photographer Joel Low masterfully navigates the tension between light and shadow, utilizing a mix of low-key chiaroscuro and high-key lighting to frame model Polly Domashych in a collection of evocative, high-contrast portraits. The editorial work moves beyond simple product showcase, instead leaning into a cinematic quality that elevates each garment—from sharp-tailored blazers to voluminous, flowing skirts—into the realm of fine art. Throughout the series, the visual narrative shifts seamlessly from the minimalist intensity of stark, studio-lit silhouettes to the ethereal movement captured through double exposure techniques. These images possess a distinct, high-fashion pulse, utilizing dramatic studio strobe setups and natural light to emphasize the rich textures and graphic patterns of the wardrobe. By incorporating elements like swirling smoke, motion blur, and sharp, geometric window-pane shadows, the imagery channels a sense of raw energy and polished grace. This portfolio underscores the publication's commitment to editorial minimalism while allowing for experimental creative flourishes that ground the luxury fashion experience in a contemporary, visual language. Each frame serves as a testament to technical precision, ensuring that Grazia Singapore remains a vital, trend-setting force within the competitive landscape of modern fashion photography.
Project Elle Singapore · Elle Singapore March 2026
For the March 2026 issue of Elle Singapore, the publication delivers a masterclass in modern luxury fashion editorial, grounding high-concept couture in a series of crisp, studio-based portraits. Captured with the clinical precision of studio strobe lighting, the series emphasizes the interplay between sharp tailoring and voluminous silhouettes. The creative vision, helmed by photographer Stefan Khoo, leans into a refined, high-key aesthetic that allows the textures of velvet, leather, and structured knitwear to take center stage against minimalist, off-white backdrops. Model Polly Domashych anchors the visual narrative, moving with an assertive elegance that elevates pieces ranging from a vibrant, shoulder-exaggerated red bodysuit to retro-inspired evening wear. This editorial work prioritizes a clean, architectural approach to styling, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a palpable sense of depth even within the starkness of a seamless studio space. By juxtaposing classic preppy elements with avant-garde accents—such as opera-length gloves and trailing garment trains—the imagery successfully communicates a sophisticated, forward-thinking fashion perspective. The result is a cohesive spread that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary, highlighting the intricate embellishments and bold color palettes of the season while maintaining the polished, editorial minimalism that readers of Elle Singapore have come to expect.
Project Elle Singapore · Prada Composes A New Kind Of Femininity
In this evocative fashion editorial for Elle Singapore, photographer Stefan Khoo masterfully deconstructs modern luxury through the lens of Prada Composes A New Kind Of Femininity. By leaning into a high-fashion editorial aesthetic, the series presents a vibrant exploration of contemporary style that feels both calculated and delightfully subversive. The imagery leans into the power of saturated color blocking, utilizing a series of bold, solid studio backdrops to act as a clean canvas for the collection’s intricate textiles and structural silhouettes. Model Polly Domashych anchors the project, shifting seamlessly between poised, neutral gazes and confident, full-length poses that prioritize the tactile relationship between the garments and the iconic accessories. Throughout the shoot, the use of studio strobe lighting ensures a crisp, even illumination that highlights the diverse textures of lace, leather, and silk. This technical precision, combined with vintage-inspired styling choices like voluminous updos and opera-length gloves, channels a sophisticated, editorial minimalism that elevates the brand narrative. By framing these ensembles against neutral and vibrant backgrounds, the project captures a singular vision of femininity that is as much about the artistic composition of the frame as it is about the heritage of the featured luxury fashion house. It is a refined display of visual storytelling that reaffirms the potency of the classic studio portrait in modern commercial media.
Project Elle Singapore · Human Emotions & Expressing Them Through Fashion
Elle Singapore explores the intersection of personal expression and fashion in their editorial series, Human Emotions & Expressing Them Through Fashion. The project channels a bold aesthetic through the lens of photographer Simran Kaur, who captures the subjects against industrial and raw settings. The series features sculptural garments and exaggerated silhouettes, utilizing a mix of hard light and flash photography to highlight the tactile qualities of the clothing. With a focus on vibrant color palettes and detailed styling, the work leans into a saturated and editorial visual language.
Project Elle Singapore · THE BOLD STANDARD
THE BOLD STANDARD is a fashion editorial series produced for Elle Singapore. The project captures model Nicole Liew in a sequence of studio and architectural settings, focusing on structured silhouettes and layered textures. Photographer Stefan Khoo leads the visual direction, utilizing natural light to frame the subject against both neutral grey backgrounds and clean, modern urban environments. The work leans into a vertical editorial aesthetic, emphasizing architectural lines and strong, direct composition.
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