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Featured Flaunt projects
This week's top Flaunt projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Flaunt · Ethan Hawk
For this editorial feature in Flaunt, photographer JuanKr captures actor Ethan Hawke in a series of contemplative, character-driven portraits. The collection balances intimate, observational moments with formal, high-contrast imagery, utilizing an analogue aesthetic that emphasizes raw texture and mood. From wooded outdoor environments to hotel interiors, the imagery leans into a cinematic and documentary register. The use of natural light and film grain elevates the portraits, whether featuring Hawke in textured knitwear, reflective sequined outerwear, or rugged leather. JuanKr maintains a consistent, candid quality throughout, framing the subject with a focus on presence and atmosphere rather than static posing.
Project Flaunt · Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before
Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before is a menswear editorial series produced for Flaunt, exploring a range of classic, layered silhouettes through a sophisticated lens. The project leans into a blend of refined hotel interiors and textured outdoor settings, utilizing tactile styling to emphasize the quality of wool, leather, and faux-fur textiles. Captured by photographer Celeste Sloman, the imagery features both monochrome and warm, natural light treatments that establish a cinematic atmosphere. Fashion editor and stylist Christopher Campbell coordinates a mix of structured tailoring and playful, exaggerated details, while makeup artist Miguel Lledo provides finishing touches. The execution relies on varied techniques, including high-speed freeze motion and grainy monochrome aesthetics, to build a narrative that feels both heritage-inspired and contemporary.
Project Flaunt · Gillian Anderson | Suppertime Sensations
Flaunt magazine features actor Gillian Anderson in 'Suppertime Sensations,' an expansive editorial project that explores the juxtaposition of coastal landscapes and industrial motifs. Through a series of outdoor, sun-drenched settings, the imagery leans into a retro aesthetic, utilizing hard natural light and warm, saturated tones to frame a collection of eclectic, textured garments. Photographer Michael Muller captures Anderson in a variety of coastal and architectural environments, ranging from sandy beaches to industrial power facilities. The project emphasizes a deliberate contrast between high-fashion styling and utilitarian backdrops, incorporating elements like faux-fur trims, structured leather accessories, and intricate embroidery to create a layered visual narrative. Fashion editor and stylist Christopher Campbell defines the character of the shoot, while hair stylist Paul Jones and makeup artist Zoe Taylor provide the finishing aesthetic touches.
Project Flaunt · Sports Issue: Alex Freeman
For the Sports Issue of Flaunt, photographer Martin Gatti delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture that subverts traditional athletic tropes through a lens of high-fashion refinement. Centered on the compelling presence of Alex Freeman, the project moves fluidly between the raw, structural lines of industrial architecture and the expansive, vibrant backdrop of cloudless blue skies. By utilizing natural light as a primary tool, Gatti crafts a series that balances sharp, chiaroscuro-style illumination with clean, minimalist compositions. The styling is equally deliberate, juxtaposing structured tailoring—from double-breasted linen-blend blazers to contemporary wide-leg trousers—with intimate, skin-focused captures that highlight the subject's physicality. Whether layering performance-inspired elements like football shoulder pads with luxury garments or leaning into the tactile quality of 35mm film, the imagery feels both timeless and urgent. The project reads as a sophisticated exploration of identity, capturing Freeman in moments of both stillness and dynamic motion. Through its focus on optical geometry, deliberate shadow play, and an unwavering commitment to texture, the series elevates the sports editorial format into a study of pure, visual storytelling that feels perfectly at home within the pages of a high-fashion publication.
Project Flaunt · Brooke Shields
Flaunt Magazine channels an evocative sense of mid-century wanderlust in this striking editorial featuring Brooke Shields. Captured through the lens of photographer William Lords, the series leans into a cinematic visual language that bridges the gap between high-fashion portraiture and narrative lifestyle photography. The project masterfully utilizes both studio strobe setups and natural light to emphasize the textures of luxury fabrics, from glossy vinyl trench coats to voluminous faux fur stoles. Fashion editor and stylist Anna Katsanis crafts a sharp, retro-inflected wardrobe that feels entirely at home against the brutalist architecture of airport terminals and the industrial silhouettes of vintage TWA aircraft. Makeup artist Mark de los Reyes complements these structured environments with a polished aesthetic, ensuring Shields remains the radiant focal point amidst vast, concrete tarmacs and eclectic collections of vintage luggage. The series moves between high-contrast black and white photography and vibrant, saturated color palettes, grounding the glamour in a tangible, tactile reality. By integrating editorial minimalism with these distinct aviation-inspired backdrops, the collaboration succeeds as a sophisticated study in scale and poise. Every frame prioritizes clean lines and deliberate composition, ultimately presenting a timeless exploration of luxury travel and classic style that feels both archival and entirely contemporary in its execution.
Project Flaunt · Louis Tomlinson | That Ceaseless Turning
In a visual departure from the high-gloss artifice typically associated with pop stardom, the music media project Louis Tomlinson | That Ceaseless Turning leans into the raw, unvarnished charm of documentary-style portraiture. Captured through the lens of photographer Dean Isidro, the series eschews the sterile polish of traditional promotional shoots in favor of a lived-in, archival aesthetic that channels the intimacy of 35mm film. Across a sun-drenched residential backdrop, Tomlinson is depicted in a variety of candid, domestic settings—from lounging on shag carpet to engaging in mundane tasks like watering a garden or enjoying a bowl of cereal. These editorial frames are anchored by a tactile, retro sensibility, with the inclusion of vintage ephemera and warm, natural light that softens the transition between the performer and his environment. By utilizing cinematic techniques and reportage-inspired composition, the project highlights a sense of grounded authenticity, framing Tomlinson not as a distant idol, but as a subject existing within a curated, slightly surreal slice of reality. The collection thrives on this blend of lifestyle aesthetics and classic portrait techniques, resulting in a cohesive narrative that feels both spontaneous and meticulously composed. The final result is a study in character-driven storytelling, where the interplay of texture, light, and nostalgic styling elevates a standard music industry shoot into a compelling, sophisticated visual retrospective.
Project Flaunt · Laura Dern
Flaunt magazine features actress Laura Dern in an expansive editorial series that explores the intersection of high fashion and intimate portraiture. Photographed and directed by Arno Frugier, the production utilizes a diverse visual language, oscillating between the clean, warm tones of natural light breakfast scenes and the high-contrast, moody aesthetic of low-key monochrome studio work. The series leans into a tactile editorial style, pairing luxury jewellery with everyday settings to create a lived-in, cinematic narrative. Fashion styling by Dianna Lunt anchors the portraits, with contributions from hair stylist Matthew Monzon, makeup artist Mia Jones, and set designer Elaine Winter. The work captures a candid, filmic quality through the use of analogue techniques and precise flash photography.
Project Flaunt · Sam Clafin
Flaunt magazine showcases actor Sam Claflin in a comprehensive editorial portrait series that explores varied textures and layered tailoring. Captured by photographer Dean Isidro, the shoot alternates between raw, urban street settings and minimalist studio environments, emphasizing the interplay of light and shadow through both warm natural light and controlled studio setups. Fashion editor Charlie Ward curates a diverse wardrobe, ranging from casual graphic tees to structured wool overcoats and tactile knitwear. The collection leans into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing techniques such as monochrome compositions and high-contrast lighting to highlight the structure of the garments against weathered, industrial backgrounds. The resulting imagery provides a direct, stylistic look at contemporary fashion photography.
Project Flaunt · Cristin Milioti
Flaunt magazine features actress Cristin Milioti in a series of editorial portraits that explore architectural tailoring and dramatic textile textures. The shoot transitions between clean studio setups and minimalist, sunlit interiors, utilizing a mix of soft lighting and high-contrast monochrome grading to emphasize the structural silhouettes of the clothing. Throughout the feature, Milioti is styled in an array of menswear-inspired pieces, avant-garde gowns, and heavy faux fur. The imagery relies on the interplay of sharp lines and layered patterns, maintaining a cohesive aesthetic that spans from retro-inflected studio portraits to dynamic, movement-focused compositions.
Project Flaunt · Flaunt #200 2025 Covers
Flaunt magazine celebrates its 200th issue with a series of cover portraits featuring actor Sophie Turner. Photographed by Nick Thompson, the editorial project documents the actor across a mix of urban rooftop environments and minimalist interior settings. The imagery relies on natural light to emphasize texture and architectural lines. The production leans into a high-contrast aesthetic, featuring styling by fashion editor Karen Clarkson. The series incorporates editorial techniques including monochrome composition and analogue film-inspired captures, ranging from candid outdoor portraiture to structured indoor studies. Hair by Christian Wood, makeup by Brooke Turnbull, and manicures by Michelle Class complete the visual direction.
Project Flaunt · Keri Russell
Actor Keri Russell takes center stage in this editorial feature for Flaunt, captured through a series of high-contrast monochrome and earthy-toned portraits. Photographed by Gavin Bond, the series leans into a range of moods, moving between controlled studio minimalism and candid, natural-light urban settings. Fashion editor and stylist Anna Katsanis constructs a narrative around structural tailoring, pairing crisp button-downs and wide-leg trousers with voluminous outerwear and eclectic accessories. The visual language emphasizes tactile fabrics—wool, tweed, and felt—brought to life through subtle chiaroscuro and clean, vertical compositions. Makeup artist Soo Park provides a neutral, composed finish that complements the project’s focus on form and movement. Hair styling by Clara Leonard rounds out the look, with dynamic, windswept styling that responds to both the studio and alleyway environments.
Project Flaunt · When Apero Is All We've Got
Flaunt magazine’s editorial feature 'When Apero Is All We've Got' explores contemporary menswear through a blend of refined studio tailoring and candid street-level photography. The series captures a curated selection of oversized silhouettes, textured tweed, and precise monochromatic layering, emphasizing the interplay between classic architectural settings and urban environments. Creative direction and styling by John Tan anchor the project, which utilizes editorial and analogue film techniques to highlight the tactile details of the collection. The narrative across the imagery, supported by makeup artist Deborah Altizio and casting director Alexander Torres, features models Addison Stender, Ayo Hassan, and Charlie Nolte moving between classical interiors and bustling city streets under natural light.
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