Glamour Germany
Featured Glamour Germany projects
This week's top Glamour Germany projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Glamour Germany · Madelyn Cline
Glamour Germany features actor Madelyn Cline in an editorial spread focused on contemporary high-fashion portraiture. The feature, led by photographer Arseny Jabiev with styling by Dione Davis, presents a series of clean, studio-based images that integrate bold editorial typography with varied sartorial choices, ranging from vibrant knitwear and satin slip gowns to structured, minimalist silhouettes. The layout balances full-length poses against neutral backgrounds with detailed beauty close-ups. Utilizing clean, soft lighting and a mix of monochrome and high-key color palettes, the production highlights the tactile nature of the garments, such as lace accents and geometric knits. The project reflects a precise approach to magazine design, anchoring interview content with portraiture that emphasizes clean skin tones and polished styling.
Project Glamour Germany · Leni Klum
Glamour Germany presents an editorial fashion portrait series featuring Leni Klum. Photographed by Agata Serge with creative direction by Amelia Trevette, the collection leans into minimalist studio compositions to highlight sculptural garments and botanical accessories. The imagery employs clean vertical framing against neutral backdrops, utilizing natural light and studio lighting techniques to emphasize fabric textures and soft skin tones. Production includes hair styling by Takuya Yamaguchi and makeup artistry by Olivia Barad, with set design by Selena Liu and manicures by Nori. Dominik Wimmer served as the casting director for this series.
Project Glamour Germany · Glamour Germany October 2026 Covers
Glamour Germany presents its October 2026 cover story featuring Lili Reinhart, captured in an editorial portrait session set against an alpine backdrop. The project leans into an organic aesthetic, utilizing natural light to emphasize the structural volume of the wardrobe and the contrast between the sculptural white headpiece and the lush, mountainous landscape. Produced under the direction of Head of Editorial Content Theresa Pichler, the shoot highlights a minimalist high-fashion silhouette. Fashion Editor and Stylist Dennis Schneider curates the avant-garde styling, while Hair Stylist Fabio Petri and Makeup Artist Melissa Hernandez provide the grooming for the cover feature.
Project Glamour Germany · Lili Reinhart
Glamour Germany features actor Lili Reinhart in this expansive fashion editorial, captured across a variety of outdoor settings. The project utilizes natural light to highlight the intricate textures of the featured garments, from voluminous ruffed headpieces to sculptural jackets and lace slip dresses. Fashion editor and stylist Dennis Schneider coordinates the looks, with hair styling by Fabio Petri and makeup by Melissa Hernandez. The series leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, juxtaposing high-fashion silhouettes with historic architecture and pastoral landscapes, including alpine meadows and stone estates. Head of Editorial Content Theresa Pichler oversaw the production.
Project Glamour Germany · Thick of It
Thick of It is a fashion editorial series produced for Glamour Germany. The project features model Nyibol Dok Jok captured in a collection of studio portraits that emphasise sculptural silhouettes and the tactile quality of high-fashion knitwear and outerwear. Styled by Dennis Schneider, the series leans into a moody aesthetic, utilizing earthy, mottled backdrops and soft directional lighting. Through a combination of monochrome and warm-toned palettes, the imagery focuses on the interplay of volume and texture, from cable-knit sweaters to structured tailoring and intricate beaded accessories.
Project Glamour Germany · Couture, Carats, Glamour!
Glamour Germany delivers a masterclass in high-fashion editorial storytelling with Couture, Carats, Glamour!, a spread that bridges the gap between classic Parisian luxury and contemporary avant-garde styling. Through the lens of photographer Emil Dietrich, the project weaves a cohesive visual narrative that leans into architectural precision and cinematic flair. The series utilizes a sophisticated blend of natural light to capture the airy elegance of sun-drenched lifestyle shots in Paris, contrasting sharply with the dramatic, high-contrast studio strobe lighting used for more intimate portrait sessions. Fashion editor Dennis Schneider curates a collection that transitions seamlessly from voluminous, sculptural gowns to sharp, minimalist streetwear silhouettes. The aesthetic is anchored by the presence of model Essoye Mombot, whose range brings a polished, editorial edge to every frame, supported by the deliberate, sleek hair styling of Mickael Jauneau. Each layout—whether set against the iron geometry of the Eiffel Tower or the stark simplicity of an interior panelled wall—demonstrates a rigorous commitment to the visual language of the luxury fashion industry. By pairing sheer, glitter-dusted textures with bold accessories like diamond chokers and avant-garde millinery, the team creates a dynamic, multi-layered experience that feels both timeless and aggressively modern, solidifying its place as a standout example of professional fashion photography and magazine design.
Project Glamour Germany · Into the Wild
Into the Wild is a fashion editorial series produced for Glamour Germany. The project explores the intersection of high-end winter sportswear and rugged alpine environments, focusing on the tactile quality of shearling, faux fur, and heavy knits. Creative direction for the shoot was led by Fashion Editor Dennis Schneider, who curates a series of contrasting silhouettes against sunlit, rocky mountain terrains. The editorial features models Ana Portela and Angair Biong, with hair styling by Arzu Kücük and makeup artistry by Melanie Hoppe. Utilizing natural light, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by clean, vertical compositions. The work emphasises depth and material density, drawing on both warm and cool colour palettes to frame the winter attire against stark, expansive landscapes.
Project Glamour Germany · Glamour Germany Woman of The Year 2025 Covers
Glamour Germany unveils its Woman of the Year 2025 cover featuring Heidi Klum. The editorial project captures a clean studio aesthetic, utilizing natural light to frame the subject in a simple, vertical composition. Photographed by Morelli Brothers, the imagery highlights the publication's annual recognition of influential figures. The shoot features creative leadership from Head of Editorial Content Theresa Pichler.
Project Glamour Germany · Female Force
Glamour Germany presents Female Force, a fashion editorial series that explores contemporary silhouettes and rich material contrasts. Photographed by Zoe Karssen, the project features a series of studio-based portraits and spreads that lean into clean, minimalist aesthetics and soft lighting to highlight complex garment textures. Produced with editorial direction and styling by Theresa Pichler, the shoot focuses on structural outerwear and vibrant knitwear. The visuals incorporate graphic typography and diverse layering, utilising natural light and clean studio backgrounds to maintain a polished, elevated tone throughout the editorial layouts.
Project Glamour Germany · Badmómzjay
Musician Badmómzjay takes center stage in this editorial feature for Glamour Germany. Photographed by Niklas Haze under the direction of Theresa Pichler, the series explores a high-contrast aesthetic that leans into saturated palettes and graphic compositions. Across a variety of studio environments, the photography employs soft light to articulate complex textures, from voluminous shearling outerwear to refined knitwear. Techniques including minimalist framing and deliberate color blocking define the visual language of the shoot. The imagery focuses on tactile details, incorporating expressive styling that balances streetwear elements with bold, editorial silhouettes.
Project Glamour Germany · Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu
Glamour Germany features actor Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu in a series of editorial portraits captured by photographer Jaap Strijker. Overseen by Head of Editorial Content Theresa Pichler, the shoot moves between ornate interior settings and classic Parisian café and balcony scenes. The imagery utilizes a blend of analogue film and polaroid aesthetics, leaning into soft, warm natural light to accentuate the textures of tailored coats and sculptural gowns. Each frame maintains a polished, tactile quality, emphasizing both the architectural details of the locations and the subject's presence.
Project Glamour Germany · Leony
Glamour Germany presents an editorial portrait series featuring singer Leony. Photographed by Lotte Thor with editorial direction from Theresa Pichler, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic through a series of studio-based compositions. The imagery utilizes soft, diffused lighting and high-key backgrounds to place focus on textures and styling. The collection captures a range of casual-meets-editorial looks, from double-denim ensembles and graphic prints to structured knitwear and sleek, pulled-back hairstyles. Executed across both vertical and horizontal formats, the work maintains a consistent, polished studio feel throughout the set.
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