Exhibition Magazine
Featured Exhibition Magazine projects
This week's top Exhibition Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Beyond The Craft
Beyond The Craft is a fashion editorial series for Exhibition Magazine that focuses on the interplay of sculptural tailoring and tactile textile design. Through a collection of studio portraits and diptychs, the project explores the interplay between structured silhouettes and layered, organic textures. The series features photography by Giuseppe Triscari and styling by Guillem Chanza, with hair by Sofien Semmache and makeup by Assia Caiazzo. Utilizing a clean, minimalist aesthetic, the imagery shifts between high-contrast monochrome and nuanced color, highlighting garments that emphasize form and intricate print details. Essoye Mombot and Lainey Hearn serve as the project's models, presented in settings that range from seamless studio backdrops to architectural, industrial-inspired locations. The work maintains a consistent focus on material quality and detailed garment construction throughout.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Photography by Jacques Burga
Exhibition Magazine presents a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Jacques Burga. The work explores themes of texture and intimacy, set against a backdrop of rustic interiors and tiled surfaces. Fashion editor Kevin Lanoy and hair stylist Gor Duryan contribute to the aesthetic, layering high-fashion garments with industrial elements such as workwear and hardhats. The series utilizes a mix of warm, natural light and stark flash photography to define the editorial composition and scale.
Project Exhibition Magazine · BEYOND TI AMO
BEYOND TI AMO is a fashion editorial series for Exhibition Magazine, captured by photographer Timothy Schaumburg. The project leans into earthy, tactile themes, placing model Margaux Martin within both raw, woodland-inspired environments and clean, minimalist studio settings. Working with casting director Nicolas Bianciotto, the editorial features textured wet-look hair styling by Rudy Martins and understated makeup by Mantis Lepretre. The aesthetic relies on moody natural light and golden hour illumination to highlight the interplay between structured luxury garments and organic, outdoor landscapes.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Ti Amo
Ti Amo is an expansive fashion editorial series produced for Exhibition Magazine. Captured by photographers Kulesza & Pik, the project explores the interplay between human form and structured, architectural apparel, shifting between minimalist studio environments and industrial settings. The series features model Beauïse Genç, with fashion styling by Camilla Sossi, hair by Pierre Saint Sever, and makeup by Marielle Loubet. The imagery transitions through a spectrum of visual moods, alternating between clean, monochrome high-key compositions and high-contrast, low-key lighting using deep red hues. The execution makes extensive use of analogue film techniques and natural light, focusing on the sculptural qualities of silhouettes and fabric textures. Casting was directed by Maxime Valentini.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Taxicab Confessions
Taxicab Confessions for Exhibition Magazine is a series of editorial photographs exploring urban nightlife through a candid lens. Shot by photographer Chloe Chippendale, the images use monochrome, analogue film techniques to capture a high-contrast, cinematic atmosphere within the cramped confines of a vehicle. Fashion editor Elly Mcgaw provides styling, with hair by E Williams and casting by Aymeric. The collection channels a gritty aesthetic, emphasizing textured garments and the interplay of natural and direct flash lighting. The project features models Anna Thomsen, Jane Kealey, Lex Peckham, Maggie Jones, Mathilde Brok Brandi, Taja Feistner, and Toni Smith.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Gucci, the Rinascimento of Silk
Exhibition Magazine presents Gucci, the Rinascimento of Silk, a fashion editorial spotlighting the intricate textile work of the luxury fashion house. Photographer Riccardo Meroni captures model Adeleye Segun in a series of studio portraits that focus on the vibrant patterns and textures of archival silk scarves and garments. The series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean, neutral background and soft natural light to isolate the botanical and animal illustrations featured on the silk accessories. Each frame emphasizes the draped form of the fabric against the subject, highlighting the interplay between garment design and portraiture.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Curated by Saint Laurent
Exhibition Magazine presents a collection curated by Saint Laurent, featuring a series of still life editorials that highlight a selection of accessories and objects. The project leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light to emphasize the structural forms and varied textures of the featured items. Photographer Xavier Casanueva captures each piece against nuanced, tactile backgrounds, with set design by Vuk Levković. The series focuses on the interplay of geometric lines and reflective surfaces, documenting a range of items from audio equipment to leather goods and hardware.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Walter Pierre
Exhibition Magazine presents a series of fashion editorials featuring an avant-garde approach to tailoring and silhouette. Captured by photographer Walter Pierre, the imagery leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing clean lines and sharp directional lighting to define its subjects. The work features models Annabel van Tongeren and Hakim Deng, who are styled by Constant de Boer in structured double-breasted blazers, oversized suits, and formal neckwear. The technical execution prioritizes a rhythmic, graphic contrast, with hair styling by Magdalena Loza and makeup by Laura Yard providing a polished, uniform finish across the various portrait and group compositions. The project spans monochromatic, low-key, and desaturated palettes, emphasizing the material weight of the garments and architectural studio textures through consistent, refined framing.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Exhibition Magazine October 2026 Dig ...
Exhibition Magazine presents an editorial portrait session for their October 2026 issue. Captured by photographer Javier Castán, the series leans into an urban aesthetic, utilizing soft natural light to highlight textures in both the subject's styling and the surrounding environment. Fashion editor and stylist Ian Bradley curates the visual identity of the spread, which features model Emma Blackford against a backdrop of city high-rises. The production incorporates grainy textures throughout the imagery, maintaining a distinct editorial look that aligns with the magazine’s signature typography and graphic layout.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Huron, California
This fashion editorial for Exhibition Magazine, titled Huron, California, features a series of portraits and candid scenes set against the rural landscape of California. Photographed by Rob Tennent, the work explores a juxtaposition of sporty, color-blocked apparel and the rustic, barren textures of the outdoors. Art direction by Edwin Sberro and styling by Yumna Mirza anchor the project, utilizing natural light and an analogue film aesthetic to capture motion and relaxed social moments. The imagery moves between dynamic compositions in open fields and intimate, observational frames on outdoor porches, characterized by a warm, desaturated palette.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Ebisu Stories
Ebisu Stories for Exhibition Magazine is a fashion editorial series that captures the intersection of contemporary design and mundane urban architecture. Photographed by Takashi Homma, the project leans into a cool, desaturated aesthetic that emphasises sculptural silhouettes and tactile fabrics against the backdrop of quiet residential streets and asphalt lots. Throughout the series, model Song Ah Woo showcases avant-garde garments styled by Manvi Bhatnagar, ranging from voluminous outerwear and layered textures to structured, minimalist dresses. The imagery makes use of natural light and consistent cool-toned grading, resulting in a candid, documentary-style approach to high-fashion portraiture. Casting by Monika Domarke and makeup by Takenaka ground the editorial in a clean, contemporary visual language.
Project Exhibition Magazine · Exhibition Magazine Fall/Winter issu ...
Exhibition Magazine’s Fall/Winter issue presents a series of fashion editorials focused on sculptural silhouettes and modern textures. The imagery leverages natural light and clean, vertical compositions to highlight high-fashion apparel, ranging from draped orange garments to voluminous feathered outerwear. Photographers Boris Ovini, Daniel Roché, Lucrezia Ganazzoli, and Takashi Homma capture the subjects across diverse settings, from architectural exteriors to stark automotive interiors. The project synthesizes editorial sensibilities through bold masthead typography and a sharp, clean aesthetic, featuring casting by Monika Domarke and set design by Stefanie Grau.
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