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Featured Glamour Hungary projects
This week's top Glamour Hungary projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Glamour Hungary · Thorny Garden
Thorny Garden is a fashion editorial produced for Glamour Hungary. The series focuses on a sequence of intimate close-up portraits, utilizing a minimalist studio aesthetic to emphasize texture and form. Featuring model Elise Swain, the project explores varied beauty and fashion looks through a series of soft lighting setups. Photographed by Natella Kiseleva, the work leans into a classic editorial style, alternating between clean, high-definition compositions and grainy, analogue-inspired textures. The imagery captures diverse styling elements, from structured headpieces and metallic accessories to bold makeup applications, while maintaining a consistent, refined visual language across the set.
Project Glamour Hungary · Far away
This editorial magazine feature for Glamour Hungary, titled Far away, presents a series of fashion portraits captured by photographer Karo Ramos. The work leans into a raw, documentary-inspired aesthetic, set against coastal landscapes and rocky outdoor environments. Utilizing analogue film techniques, the series incorporates natural light to emphasize the textures of both the environment and the subject. The compositions experiment with monochrome palettes and motion blur, blending classic high-fashion editorial styling with a gritty, earthy visual narrative.
Project Glamour Hungary · Nagyváros
Nagyváros is a fashion editorial series for Glamour Hungary that explores contemporary urban style through a series of street-level vignettes. The project, photographed by Adam Jelen, centres on model Viktoria Viktorenkova in a variety of structured ensembles, ranging from textured tweed jackets and tailored skirts to minimalist leather layering. The imagery leans into a candid, observational aesthetic, utilising natural light to capture the interplay between architectural elements and modern apparel. With styling by Caro Jin Park, the editorial integrates accessories and diverse textures that ground the collection in a grounded, metropolitan atmosphere. The visual language of the shoot is defined by clean, vertical framing and retro-inflected colour palettes, often employing analogue film techniques to create a gritty, authentic texture throughout the series.
Project Glamour Hungary · Beauty
In this evocative series for Glamour Hungary, photographer Karo Ramos masterfully deconstructs the traditional beauty editorial, leaning into a raw, unfiltered aesthetic that celebrates natural skin texture. The project serves as a compelling exploration of organic beauty, utilizing a series of close-up portraits that incorporate fresh produce and floral elements to echo the ingredients found in the featured skincare products. By juxtaposing the tactile reality of freckled skin with vibrant props like citrus, apples, and rose petals, the work achieves a playful yet sophisticated balance. The imagery employs consistent natural light to maintain an authentic, sun-drenched feel, while the tight framing underscores an intimate connection between the subject and the viewer. This editorial project effectively shifts the focus from manufactured perfection to a more authentic, lifestyle-oriented narrative, further enhanced by sharp, minimalist typography that anchors the product-heavy layouts. Whether rendered in soft, warm tones or crisp black and white, the photography highlights the porosity and detail of the skin, emphasizing a modern approach to skincare curation. By integrating professional product shots with these spontaneous, expressive portraits, the campaign successfully elevates everyday beauty essentials into a high-end visual story. It is a striking example of contemporary portraiture that manages to feel both composed and wonderfully organic, proving that the most compelling beauty narratives are often those that champion raw, human authenticity.
Project Glamour Hungary · Nőies Modernizmus
Nőies Modernizmus is a fashion editorial series produced for Glamour Hungary. The project explores a contemporary aesthetic through a collection of vertical portraits that lean into architectural silhouettes and tactile textures, utilizing a mix of soft diffused lighting and moody, low-key chiaroscuro techniques. Photographer Lehel Kelemen captures the subjects against a range of settings, from neutral studio backdrops to raw, weathered concrete and stone. The visuals rely on a desaturated palette to highlight the structure of the garments, incorporating subtle details like ornate high collars and layered knitwear. Hair styling by Cristina Crosara and makeup by Jo Sanna maintain a cohesive, clean look throughout the series, emphasizing natural textures and defined features.
Project Glamour Hungary · LOOKS
The LOOKS series for Glamour Hungary is a beauty editorial project that explores intricate facial textures and stylized makeup applications. Photographed by Sebastian Hilgetag, the collection leans into high-contrast chiaroscuro and detailed macro photography to isolate individual features, from spidery lash arrangements to polished, dewy skin highlights. Executing across a range of lighting environments, the imagery shifts between soft, diffused beauty light and moody, hard-light set-ups that pair warm amber tones with cool cyan accents. The result is a highly tactile, polished visual study of cosmetic detail.
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