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Featured Fucking Young projects
This week's top Fucking Young projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Fucking Young · The last daffodil
The Last Daffodil is a fashion editorial series for Fucking Young, captured by photographer Jose Martínez. The project explores the intersection of portraiture and still life through a minimalist lens, utilizing clean, soft lighting to highlight garment textures and structural forms. Across the series, the imagery balances sharp silhouettes and monochrome portraits with abstract, dreamlike compositions involving reflective surfaces and liquid elements. The work leans into a deliberate, clean aesthetic, utilizing techniques such as chiaroscuro and monochromatic layering to create a cohesive narrative. By focusing on form, the project delivers a refined presentation of contemporary menswear and accessories.
Project Fucking Young · Personal Space
In the evocative editorial series titled Personal Space, featured for Fucking Young, photographer Arthur Iskandarov and art director Alex Klop collaborate to strip away the artifice of traditional fashion photography. The project serves as an intimate exploration of solitude, centering on the human form within the quiet confines of a domestic setting. By leveraging natural light and a rigorous high-contrast black and white palette, the team captures a series of unguarded moments that lean into a raw, cinematic aesthetic. The imagery frequently employs 35mm film techniques to heighten the sense of texture and authenticity, emphasizing the contours of the subject as he moves through a residential kitchen and living space. This portrait-heavy approach channels a sense of vulnerability, inviting the viewer into a private world where the distinction between public persona and personal reflection blurs. Whether utilizing chiaroscuro lighting to carve out mood or high-key compositions to highlight tactile details like soapy suds or wooden grain, the series remains anchored in a minimalist narrative. Through careful composition and authentic casting, the work successfully avoids the polished sheen of commercial lifestyle shoots, instead offering a deeply human, pensive study of being alone that feels both timeless and grounded in a modern, relatable reality.
Project Fucking Young · Las Vegas
Las Vegas is a fashion editorial series for Fucking Young that explores the duality of the American West through a cinematic lens. Photographed by Alfonso Anton Cornelis, the project traverses the stark, terracotta-hued desert landscapes and the neon-soaked urban environments of the city. Fashion styling by Giorgio Andrea Branduardi bridges these worlds, juxtaposing traditional Western tropes—such as wide-brimmed cowboy hats, leather chaps, and denim—with contemporary, glam-inspired detailing and embellished textures. The work leverages hard light, golden hour, and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize the raw contrast between the subject and his surroundings. Captured across diverse outdoor settings, the imagery maintains a cohesive aesthetic through deliberate use of analogue film textures and high-contrast flash. The series presents a nuanced look at identity and style within the landscape.
Project Fucking Young · A conversation with Eduard Torres
Fucking Young presents "A conversation with Eduard Torres," an editorial fashion series that explores movement and sartorial texture through the lens of photographer Gabriel Vorbon. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing clean studio backdrops, polished concrete, and gridded photographic collages to frame its subject. Technically diverse, the series transitions between high-contrast, chiaroscuro-heavy monochrome shots and bright, natural light portraiture. Vorbon employs analogue film techniques and visible grain throughout, lending a raw, cinematic quality to the composition. The styling emphasizes fluid silhouettes and layered textures, anchored by consistent, sharp tailoring.
Project Fucking Young · On the Concept of MiMa
On the Concept of MiMa is a fashion editorial series for Fucking Young, exploring interplay between diverse textiles and structured interior settings. Photographer Louise Reinke captures a series of portraits and staged scenes that lean into an aesthetic of layered contrast, pairing intricate, heavily textured garments with bold patterned backgrounds and minimalist architectural details. The series utilizes natural light and direct flash to emphasize the tactile quality of the clothing, from leather corsetry and sequin gowns to plush knitwear. Throughout the project, the styling oscillates between the everyday and the theatrical, incorporating elements like statement headwear, animal prints, and hand-painted motifs. The editorial makes use of clean composition and high-contrast visuals, focusing on the relationship between the subjects and their surroundings to create a curated, stylized atmosphere. Each frame maintains a focus on material, color, and texture, presenting a contemporary view of modern fashion design.
Project Fucking Young · The queer archive
This editorial project for Fucking Young, titled 'The queer archive,' explores the intersection of organic form and industrial hardware. Photographer Alina Gross captures a macro perspective, focusing on the juxtaposition of delicate, veined floral textures with polished metallic jewelry. Employing soft light to highlight the tactile and sensual qualities of the subject, the series balances organic anatomy with sharp, aesthetic interventions. The work emphasizes a high-contrast visual approach suitable for the publication's focus on contemporary art and lifestyle media.
Project Fucking Young · Half Light
Half Light is a fashion editorial series produced for Fucking Young, focusing on a minimalist studio aesthetic. The project explores contemporary menswear through a series of portrait and full-length studies, defined by a clean, monochromatic backdrop and an emphasis on tactile layering. Photographer Willy Villacorta utilizes soft, natural light and occasional analogue film techniques to capture the textural details of the garments, ranging from structured corsetry and sheer lace to heavy-knit sweaters. The imagery leans into a sculptural approach, often employing low-angle perspectives to heighten the editorial composition. Makeup artist Cristobal Valero provides a polished, natural finish, maintaining focus on the subjects' features and the subtle interplay of light and shadow.
Project Fucking Young · POKEDEX
POKEDEX is a fashion editorial series for Fucking Young that interprets pop-culture nostalgia through a contemporary streetwear lens. The project captures an eclectic mix of textures and youth-centric motifs, utilizing layered silhouettes, graphic prints, and playful accessories like horn-embellished headwear and character-themed accents. Photographer Adri Cuerdo frames the subjects against weathered urban stone, classical architecture, and suburban streetscapes. The execution leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, relying on consistent natural light to emphasize the vibrant color palette and intricate styling of the garments.
Project Fucking Young · Maksym Rassokha
Fucking Young features model Maksym Rassokha in a multi-part fashion editorial portrait series. Photographed by Oleg Borisuk with styling by Kiss Márk, the project leans into a raw, contemporary aesthetic through a mix of monochrome and natural light studio portraits. The collection emphasizes varied silhouettes, ranging from structured formal wear and tailored pinstripes to deconstructed, oversized garments. Techniques such as analogue film and clean, minimalist studio framing are used to capture the subject against neutral or geometric backgrounds. The editorial explores varied poses, including avant-garde proportions and intimate, tactile settings that incorporate domestic elements like quilted fabrics and book stacks. The imagery utilizes high-contrast tonal work and natural lighting to emphasize texture and form.
Project Fucking Young · Craig’s Bizarre Adventure
Craig’s Bizarre Adventure is a high-concept fashion editorial produced for Fucking Young. The project features model Craig Uy in a series of highly stylized portraits that blend avant-garde tailoring with emotive, theatrical beauty looks. Edited by Adriano Batista, the series utilizes moody, chiaroscuro lighting and a varied color palette—spanning rich, warm gradients to cool, desaturated tones—to explore themes of identity and performance. The visual execution relies heavily on artisanal styling, incorporating botanical elements, textured leather, and dramatic makeup to frame the subject’s profile. Shot with an editorial lens, the work frequently employs soft light and analogue film techniques to emphasize raw skin textures and sculptural silhouettes. The resulting images present a cinematic study of form and movement, capturing a range of distinct, alternative aesthetics.
Project Fucking Young · Confidently Styled
Fucking Young presents Confidently Styled, a menswear fashion editorial that leans into classic silhouettes and layered textures. The series captures a range of ensembles, from tailored wool coats and structured suits to casual knit vests, set against a mix of architectural backdrops and neutral studio environments. Art direction by Pier Fioraso informs the project, which utilizes natural light and an analogue film aesthetic to emphasize the depth of the garments. The compositions shift between static portraiture and dynamic, multi-panel sequences, creating a cohesive visual narrative centered on textile detail and clean, warm-toned color palettes.
Project Fucking Young · Tailored Temptation
Tailored Temptation is a fashion editorial produced for Fucking Young, focusing on sharp silhouettes and high-contrast tactile elements. Photographed by Illya Ovchar with styling by Ridvan Cavus, the series highlights architectural tailoring and textured knitwear against minimalist studio backdrops. The project leans into a monochrome and desaturated aesthetic to emphasize garment construction and fabric depth. By utilizing clean studio lighting and analogue techniques, the imagery isolates the sculptural quality of the apparel and accessories, showcasing a blend of leather, denim, and layered knits in a controlled, vertical format.
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