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Featured Elle Sweden projects
This week's top Elle Sweden projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Sweden · Vilma
Captured for Elle Sweden, 'Vilma' is a high-street fashion editorial featuring model Vilma Sjöberg. The series employs a documentary-style approach, placing the subject against European urban architecture and city streetscapes to contrast high-fashion silhouettes with everyday environments. Photographer Mattias Bjorklund utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to emphasize texture and form across a monochromatic and warm color palette. The styling by Lisa Lindqwister centers on layered knitwear, voluminous outerwear, and clean, minimalist accessories, with hair styling by Linda Shalabi.
Project Elle Sweden · Business Class DAGSKIFTET
Business Class DAGSKIFTET is a fashion editorial produced for Elle Sweden that explores the intersection of professional attire and contemporary studio minimalism. The series features model Lea Seelenmeyer in a range of structured menswear-inspired tailoring, from oversized wool blazers to pinstripe suits and layered knitwear. Captured by photographer Sebastien Giraud, the imagery leans into clean, high-key compositions and soft, directional natural light. The aesthetic is defined by its polished, neutral palette and use of minimalist set design to ground the focus on fabric textures and silhouette lines. Makeup by Khela complements the ensemble with a restrained, refined finish. The project incorporates a variety of techniques, including analogue film black-and-white portraits and high-contrast editorial styling to achieve its precise, composed visual identity.
Project Elle Sweden · Semesterläge
Elle Sweden presents Semesterläge, a summer-focused beauty editorial featuring model Marilhea Peillard. The series utilizes natural light and golden hour tones to capture a sun-drenched, seasonal aesthetic across various outdoor settings. Photographer Thiemo Sander emphasizes clean compositions and candid textures, supported by styling from fashion editor Céline Bourreau. The project makes use of analogue film techniques and dappled shadows to build a distinct editorial mood throughout the set.
Project Elle Sweden · Marseille
Elle Sweden’s Marseille project is a fashion editorial series that captures a series of coastal narratives. The work leans into a moody, atmospheric aesthetic, utilizing a mix of monochrome and warm golden hour tones to explore the interplay between the human form and rugged, natural landscapes. Photographer Angelina Bergenwall focuses on high-contrast compositions and organic textures, often employing analogue film techniques to lend a tactile quality to the imagery. The series features model Clara Fossar, with fashion styling by Caitlin Moriarty, whose work emphasizes structured silhouettes and sculptural accessories against the backdrop of the shore.
Project Elle Sweden · Boho-Chic
Elle Sweden’s Boho-Chic editorial series presents a refined collection of beauty portraits featuring model Luma Vitoria. Captured through the lens of photographer Mikael Schulz, the project explores high-end aesthetic details, emphasizing natural skin textures and sculptural hair design. The series leans into a minimalist visual language, utilizing clean studio lighting and neutral backgrounds to maintain a sharp focus on cosmetic precision. With hair styling by Gavin Harwin and makeup artistry by Virginia Young, the portraits incorporate techniques including macro photography and soft, natural light to elevate the editorial compositions.
Project Elle Sweden · Pastell Drömmar
Elle Sweden explores soft aesthetics in Pastell Drömmar, a beauty editorial featuring model Finley Dahl. The series centres on precise makeup application, utilizing vibrant pinks and soft blues to define a contemporary look. Photographer Mikael Schulz captures the portraits with a clean, focused approach, relying on soft, diffused lighting to highlight texture and colour. Hair stylist Thomas Dunkin complements the imagery with voluminous, curated styling, maintaining a cohesive, ethereal tone across the project.
Project Elle Sweden · ICONIQUE PARISIENNE
ICONIQUE PARISIENNE is a fashion editorial series produced for Elle Sweden, featuring model Marina Nechyporuk. The project shifts between controlled studio environments and iconic outdoor locations across Paris to frame a collection of tailored silhouettes. Photographer Arthur Delloye captures the editorial through a lens of sharp contrasts and architectural detail. The production incorporates analogue film and natural light to emphasize the textures of the apparel, ranging from structured blazers and pinstripe suiting to statement leather accessories. Fashion styling by Marine Chaumien provides the cohesive visual narrative, supported by hair by Kazue Deki and makeup by Saloi Jeddi.
Project Elle Sweden · Elle Sweden July 2026 Cover
The July 2026 cover of Elle Sweden captures the essence of coastal summer sophistication through an expertly composed portrait that bridges high-end editorial flair with an approachable, sun-drenched aesthetic. Photographer Frida Marklund anchors the image with a striking close-up of model Bonnie Panasenko, whose direct gaze establishes an immediate, intimate connection with the reader. The visual narrative leans heavily into texture and color, highlighted by a sleeveless top crafted from vibrant teal, straw-like fringe that pops against the soft, out-of-focus backdrop of the Swedish coastline. This juxtaposition of tactile fashion and a blurred natural landscape exemplifies a classic lifestyle magazine approach, where every element feels deliberate yet effortless. Under the keen eye of Fashion Editor and Stylist Lisa Lindqwister, the shoot strikes a precise balance between bold graphic design and organic beauty. Tina Hoffmann completes the look with clean, luminous hair and makeup that complement the natural light conditions, ensuring the subject remains the focus despite the striking contrast of the masthead's bold white and orange typography. By prioritizing clean lines and atmospheric depth, the project serves as a masterclass in portraiture, proving that a minimalist, light-focused technique can produce a cover that feels both timeless and unmistakably contemporary within the competitive landscape of international media and entertainment.
Project Elle Sweden · ELLE SWEDEN MARCH 2026
The March 2026 issue of Elle Sweden serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion, showcasing a series of striking editorial portraits that define the current landscape of the industry. Photographer Andreas Bach captures a refined, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a combination of clean studio strobe techniques and natural light to emphasize the rich textures of high-end garments from brands such as Stella McCartney, Prada, Gucci, and Celine. Through the lens, model Qun Ye inhabits a variety of archetypes, transitioning seamlessly from structured, professional tweed ensembles to more fluid, avant-garde silhouettes like sequined leopard-print gowns and vibrant, color-blocked outerwear. The visual narrative is elevated by the precise vision of fashion editor and stylist Liselotte Bramstang, whose thoughtful pairings—ranging from delicate lace layers to sharp leather tailoring—create a cohesive dialogue between traditional luxury and contemporary edge. Further dimension is brought to the imagery by the meticulous work of hair stylist Nikola Grozdic and makeup artist Ignacio Alonso, who ensure each frame reads as both polished and effortlessly cinematic. By leaning into high-key, high-contrast chiaroscuro, and classic editorial minimalism, the project achieves a visual clarity that prioritizes both individual garments and the overall movement of the silhouette. This collection serves as a definitive statement on the power of collaboration within luxury fashion, where lighting, styling, and presence converge to produce an enduring, sophisticated series of portraits.
Project Elle Sweden · Elle Sweden January 2026 Cover
Elle Sweden reveals its January 2026 issue with a cover featuring model Taís Vieira. The editorial composition highlights a structured brown coat and plaid footwear, set against a neutral, minimal backdrop. Captured by photographer Frida My, the imagery leans into a clean and warm aesthetic. Fashion editor and stylist Liselotte Bramstang selected the ensemble, while makeup artist Viktoria Sörensdotter provided the beauty direction for the vertical cover feature.
Project Elle Sweden · Elle Sweden February 2025 Cover
The February 2025 cover of Elle Sweden leans into bold chromatic contrast, pairing minimalist studio environments with high-saturation backdrops. Photographed by Linus Morales and featuring model Ebba Bostrom, the series centers on monochromatic styling that plays with texture and form. Techniques such as multiple exposure and motion blur introduce a kinetic energy to the editorial, while the clean, polished compositions utilize deliberate lighting to sharpen the silhouettes of textured lace and tweed garments. With hair styling by Tony Lundström, the project maintains a consistent visual language across various editorial formats.
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