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Featured Glamour Spain projects
This week's top Glamour Spain projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain March 2025 Covers
Glamour Spain's March 2025 issue features a series of editorial portraits starring actor Monica Barbaro. Captured by photographer Rosaline Shahnavaz, the project leans into warm, intimate tones set against textured wood and architectural interiors. Each vertical frame utilizes natural light to emphasize the editorial fashion styling curated by Mapi Vidal. The portraits highlight a variety of textural elements, from beaded floral appliques and structured satin to fringe details. The production was rounded out by hair styling from Dayaruci, makeup by Naoko Scintu, and manicures by Joanna Newbold.
Project Glamour Spain · Tous Jewelry
This fashion editorial for Glamour Spain showcases the latest collection from Tous Jewelry through a series of portrait and still-life compositions. The visual narrative channels a minimalist aesthetic, pairing intricate, sculptural metallic pieces with botanical elements to emphasize texture and form. Photographer Berta Pfirsich utilizes soft, even natural light to capture clean, vertical frames that highlight both the fine details of the jewelry and the tactile qualities of the wardrobe. With fashion styling by Berta Alvarez and makeup by Adrian Rux, the series maintains a consistent, refined palette.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain May 2026 Cover
For the May 2026 issue of Glamour Spain, the editorial team captures a moment of authentic warmth that bridges the gap between high-fashion sophistication and accessible lifestyle imagery. Featuring acclaimed Spanish actress Anna Castillo, the cover story leans into a relaxed aesthetic that feels both intimate and aspirational. Photographer Tomás de la Fuente expertly utilizes natural light to frame Castillo in a medium close-up, creating a genuine connection as she cradles a golden retriever puppy. The composition reflects a deliberate departure from stiff studio conventions, favoring an outdoorsy, candid energy that resonates with the modern reader. Fashion Editor and Stylist Mapi Vidal curates the look with a muted green button-down shirt featuring intricate bow detailing, perfectly paired with pale pink shorts to maintain a soft, approachable palette. Complementing this, makeup artist Lucas Margarit opts for a clean, luminous look that mirrors the natural lighting conditions of the shoot. This portrait stands as a masterclass in editorial portraiture, successfully balancing the magazine's heritage branding with a playful, human-centric narrative. By prioritizing spontaneity and light textures, the project elevates a traditional cover format into a vibrant visual experience, showcasing a refined approach to magazine creative production that feels entirely grounded in the present moment.
Project Glamour Spain · Anna Castillo: Friends are your true ...
In this vibrant lifestyle editorial for Glamour Spain, actress Anna Castillo steps away from the red carpet to inhabit a candid, street-level narrative that explores the easy connection between personal style and authentic companionship. Photographer Tomás de la Fuente captures Castillo against a backdrop of urban textures, ranging from industrial scaffolding and corrugated metal walls to quiet, sun-drenched street corners. The project leans heavily into a relaxed, natural light aesthetic that emphasizes the spontaneity of the moment, whether she is lounging on a vintage sedan or sharing an intimate, joyful interaction with a golden retriever puppy. Fashion Editor and Stylist Mapi Vidal curates a playful, layered wardrobe that juxtaposes vibrant sequins and bold color blocking with muted charcoal leathers and structured tailoring, effectively grounding the high-fashion elements within the everyday cityscape. Makeup Artist Lucas Margarit complements this approach with a clean, understated beauty direction that highlights Castillo’s natural features, allowing the eclectic textures of her outfit to take center stage. By utilizing a mix of medium portraiture and dynamic diptychs, the series avoids the static rigidity of typical magazine spreads. Instead, it feels like a genuine window into a day in the life of the talent, channeling a sense of effortless intimacy that remains both visually striking and narratively cohesive for a modern, fashion-forward audience.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain April 2026 Cover
For the April 2026 cover of Glamour Spain, photographer Louie Cobo masterfully orchestrates a visual narrative that pivots away from the traditional high-octane sheen of luxury fashion, instead embracing a tactile, grounded editorial aesthetic. This fashion campaign finds its strength in the interplay between ornate garment silhouettes and raw, architectural textures. Through a series of carefully composed portraits, Cobo explores the contrast between delicate, intricate lace detailing and the rustic, weathered character of wooden paneling, creating an evocative tension that feels both intimate and expansive. Stylist Mapi Vidal plays a crucial role in this dichotomy, juxtaposing the soft, feminine charm of floral pinafore dresses and pale pink lace with the structural severity of cape-style overlays and modern tabi footwear. The styling brings a sophisticated edge to the heritage-inspired visuals, while the natural light aesthetic preserves an authentic, human-centric quality. Makeup artist Adrian Rux keeps the beauty look purposefully subdued, allowing the vibrancy of a cherry-red button-up or the complexity of a silver-embellished gown to command the frame. This project channels a quiet confidence, utilizing minimalist composition to elevate the materiality of the clothing. By stripping back extraneous production elements, the team leans into a timeless editorial style, reinforcing the editorial vision through a consistent focus on portraiture and rich, organic textures that define the current season of luxury fashion.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain January 2026 Covers
For its January 2026 issue, Glamour Spain leans into a polished, timeless sensibility that defines the current landscape of high-end editorial photography. Featuring actor Camila Morrone, the cover story establishes a masterclass in composed stillness, capturing the subject reclining in a textured cognac-colored leather armchair that anchors the frame with earthy warmth. The aesthetic is anchored by an intentional use of natural light, which softly illuminates the intricate floral patterns of the lace two-piece set, elevating the garment into a central narrative element. Photographer Melanie Rodriguez orchestrates this refined visual environment, collaborating closely with fashion editor and stylist Mapi Vidal to curate a look that feels both intimate and grandly cinematic. The composition, characterized by its balanced and centered framing, is punctuated by elegant serif typography that pays homage to the legacy of the publication. Technical precision is evident in every detail, from the soft makeup application by Celia Burton to the immaculate styling by Halley Brisker, creating a cohesive visual language that prioritizes texture and soft focus. By focusing on this deliberate editorial minimalism, the project avoids the noise of contemporary trends, instead opting for a sophisticated, enduring appeal. It is a standout example of modern magazine portraiture, where the interplay between classic architecture and contemporary fashion results in an image that is as effortless as it is expertly crafted.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain January 2026 Covers
For the January 2026 issue of Glamour Spain, the editorial team has delivered a masterclass in restrained elegance, leaning into a raw, minimalist aesthetic that prioritizes texture over artifice. Featuring actor Camila Morrone as the primary cover subject, the series of portraits moves away from high-gloss perfection to embrace the organic beauty of aged interiors and soft, directional illumination. Photographer Melanie Rodriguez anchors the project, utilizing natural light to highlight the juxtaposition between delicate fabrics—such as iridescent satin, floral lace, and simple slip dresses—and the worn, tactile reality of peeling plaster walls and weathered wooden doors. This editorial portrait series finds a quiet confidence in its simplicity, with fashion editor Mapi Vidal curating a wardrobe that feels both relaxed and intentional. The collaborative efforts of hair stylist Halley Brisker, makeup artist Celia Burton, and manicurist Chisato Yamamoto ensure that every detail remains cohesive, focusing on a clean, natural look that allows the subjects to occupy the frame with poise. By stripping back the typical layers of commercial production, the team has created a visual narrative that feels grounded and intimately human. The final result is a polished yet unpretentious take on contemporary fashion photography, successfully marrying high-end styling with an architectural sensibility that defines the current editorial landscape for the publication.
Project Glamour Spain · Madrid, una chica, un perrito y relojes
Madrid, una chica, un perrito y relojes is a vibrant fashion editorial produced for Glamour Spain. The series leans into a street style aesthetic, captured against diverse urban backdrops that range from contemporary construction zones to the ornate, nostalgic architecture of a vintage carousel. The imagery balances high-end accessory focus—highlighting watches and jewelry—with textured, seasonal layering. Photographer Antártica employs natural light to bring out earthy tones and soft pastels throughout the project. The styling by Mapi Vidal integrates structured tailoring with playful accents, while makeup artist Ricardo Calero contributes to the polished, editorial finish. The collection serves as an exploration of style, color, and texture within a city landscape.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain October 2025 Women Of The Year Issue 2025 Covers
Glamour Spain’s October 2025 Women of the Year issue features Tyla on the cover, captured by photographer Delali Ayivi. The editorial imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising soft light to focus on the subject. Fashion editor and stylist Dione Davis selected an oversized mustard-yellow sweatshirt paired with sheer tights and leather gloves for the portrait. The cover design incorporates minimalist white typography, with hair styling by Yusef Williams and makeup provided by Jimmy Stam.
Project Glamour Spain · Alexia Putellas cover for Glamour
Professional athlete Alexia Putellas appears in this editorial feature for Glamour Spain, showcasing a series of studio-based portraits. The project captures the subject across varied styling, ranging from structured utility wear to draped, sheer evening attire. Photographer César Segarra employs clean studio framing and soft, even lighting to emphasize the textures of the garments. The imagery adopts an editorial aesthetic, utilizing solid backdrop colors to maintain a minimalist focus on the subject. Makeup artist Yurema Villa contributes to the series with a natural beauty approach, complementing the varied wardrobe choices and consistent, clean production style.
Project Glamour Spain · Glamour Spain December 2024 Cover
Karla Sofia Gascón serves as the subject for the December 2024 cover of Glamour Spain. Part of the publication's Women of the Year feature, the portrait utilizes natural light and a clean studio setting to place focus on the actor. Fashion Editor and Stylist Jennifer Bauser curated the look, pairing a tailored camel-toned garment with gold accessories. The production features makeup work by Ricardo Calero, captured with an editorial approach.
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