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This week's top Elle Vietnam projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Elle Vietnam · VỀ TỪ ĐẠI DƯƠNG
VỀ TỪ ĐẠI DƯƠNG is a beauty editorial project for Elle Vietnam, exploring themes of marine life and organic textures through a high-end lens. The series centers on close-up portraiture, incorporating elements like iridescent sequins, seaweed-based headpieces, and water-droplet accents to create a clean, avant-garde visual language. Photographer Randy Tran leads the visual direction, utilizing soft and beauty-focused lighting to highlight dewy, natural skin textures. The project features styling by Zu SB, whose work incorporates layered jewelry and beaded embellishments, alongside hair styling by Kazuto Shimomura, characterized by wet-look, slicked-back treatments. The imagery is presented in a minimalist, magazine-ready layout emphasizing clean aesthetic and commercial composition.
Project Elle Vietnam · The Hues of the New Season
Elle Vietnam’s fashion editorial, The Hues of the New Season, explores seasonal transitions through a series of outdoor compositions. Photographed by Randy Tran with creative direction from Lorenz Namalata, the editorial features model Anais Nguyen in a variety of layered looks, from structured tweed and floral motifs to vibrant knitwear. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the earthy textures of the clothing against lush woodland and park settings. Styling by Zu SB focuses on a clean editorial aesthetic, supported by hair styling by Yu Nakata and makeup by Michael Chua. The series leans into a warm, grainy palette to capture the interplay between the collection's colors and the natural landscape.
Project Elle Vietnam · Elle Vietnam June 2026 Cover
For the June 2026 cover of Elle Vietnam, the editorial team orchestrated a masterclass in modern restraint, stripping away visual noise to focus on the interplay between geometry and personal style. Captured through the lens of photographer Waroon Kiettisin, the cover image centers on a female model framed within a minimalist window structure, a deliberate choice that emphasizes symmetry against a stark, light-absorbing black backdrop. The creative execution leans into the clean lines of a crisp white long-sleeved dress, which is offset by the intricate, earth-toned monogram prints of a scarf and matching slides worn with light socks. Utilizing precise studio strobe lighting, Kiettisin creates a sharp, high-contrast aesthetic that forces the viewer to engage directly with the model’s unwavering gaze. This portrait serves as a refined departure from high-saturation magazine aesthetics, opting instead for a deliberate, architectural stillness. By integrating bold orange and white typography that highlights the publication's prestigious beauty award credentials, the design maintains a balance between high-fashion editorial polish and the practical necessities of newsstand visibility. The result is a sophisticated statement piece that prioritizes clarity and intentional composition, cementing Elle Vietnam’s position as a leading force in contemporary visual storytelling within the competitive landscape of the fashion and media industry.
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