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Featured Glass Magazine projects
This week's top Glass Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Glass Magazine · Notes On Stillness
Notes On Stillness is a fashion editorial series for Glass Magazine that explores the intersection of traditional Japanese architecture and modern urban landscapes. Photographed by Otto Masters, the project captures a series of contemplative portraits and environmental scenes that lean into a documentary-style aesthetic. The imagery is defined by its use of analogue film, soft lighting, and minimalist compositions that highlight the textural details of both the garments and the surrounding built environment. The series features styling by Masashi Konno, whose work on the model's precise, blunt-cut hair serves as a recurring motif across the editorial. Casting by MC Barnes introduces a focused visual narrative, placing subjects within interiors featuring tatami matting and shoji screens, as well as exterior settings marked by concrete facades and urban streetscapes. The work utilizes a palette that balances pastel tones with monochrome treatments, resulting in a cohesive visual study of stillness within the city.
Project Glass Magazine · BVLGARI Special
Glass Magazine presents a high-end fashion editorial titled 'BVLGARI Special,' featuring a series of studio portraits that centre on luxury jewellery and bold textural styling. Photographer Tobias Delcroix employs a mix of chiaroscuro and soft, directional lighting to highlight the intricate facets of diamond pavé, gold snake-inspired motifs, and vibrant gemstone accents. The series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, often utilising solid, saturated colour backgrounds to create sharp silhouettes and high-contrast palettes. Beyond the jewellery, the work explores tactile materialities—from ostrich feather fringe and pleated ruffles to quilted leather and glossy silk—captured with clean, editorial precision.
Project Glass Magazine · Glass Magazine Summer 2025 Covers
Glass Magazine presents its Summer 2025 editorial series, showcasing a collection of portrait covers that define a refined, clean aesthetic. The project features a diverse cast, including entertainer Laufey and actor Vanessa Kirby, captured in a series of vertical compositions that lean into minimalist studio setups and atmospheric, soft lighting. Photographers Graham Dunn, Oda Eide, Pip, and Zoe McConnell lead the visual execution, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to build a cohesive narrative across the covers. The styling, curated by Anna Schilling, Katie Felstead, and Lily Rimmer, emphasizes structured garments and layered textures that complement the magazine's long-standing focus on high-fashion portraiture.
Project Glass Magazine · More!
Glass Magazine presents 'More!', an editorial fashion project featuring model Akolde Meen. Photographed by Adam James Richardson, the series explores sculptural silhouettes and contemporary high-end design through a sequence of studio-based compositions. Fashion editor and stylist Celine Sheridan curates the apparel, pairing textured knits and leather outerwear with minimalist and vibrant color-blocked backdrops. The work utilizes clean, directional natural light to emphasize the structural form of the garments. With casting by Paul Isaac and makeup by Anastasia Borovik, the project highlights detailed accessory styling, captured through an editorial lens that favors clean, geometric framing.
Project Glass Magazine · Till the End of Time
Glass Magazine presents 'Till the End of Time,' a luxury fashion editorial captured by photographer Oda Eide. The series focuses on sculptural silhouettes and high-end tailoring, documented through a collection of monochrome and high-contrast portraits. Fashion editor and stylist Lily Rimmer utilizes clean, minimalist outfits and structural apparel to highlight accessories, including luxury timepieces and leather goods. The visual execution relies on natural light and studio settings to maintain a crisp, refined aesthetic. The project features model Maya Mani, with casting by Paul Isaac and hair styling by Charles Stanley. The work incorporates editorial techniques including clean framing and analogue film sensibilities.
Project Glass Magazine · Summer of Love
Glass Magazine’s Summer of Love editorial features a curated series of high jewelry, showcasing intricate diamond and gemstone pieces through a collage-inspired lens. The project leans into a clean, artistic aesthetic that balances luxury accessories against painterly, high-contrast backdrops. Photographer Otto Masters and fashion editor Lily Rimmer employ a deliberate approach to texture, juxtaposing metallic surfaces and lustrous silks with raw, expressive brushstrokes. This jewelry and fashion editorial utilizes a split-composition layout to highlight the interplay between fine craftsmanship and graphic elements.
Project Glass Magazine · Charade
Glass Magazine presents Charade, a beauty and fashion editorial series that places a contemporary focus on high-contrast color palettes and intimate textures. The project features model Alida Aciu in a sequence of portraits that explore the interplay between bold cosmetic applications—specifically vibrant red lipstick and manicures—and sculptural jewelry. Photographer Jon Gorrigan employs a clean aesthetic, utilizing macro framing and natural light to emphasize fine details such as skin texture and gold hardware. The editorial design, shaped by the expertise of fashion editor and stylist Steph Wilson and beauty editor Kim Brown, centers on a polished visual rhythm. Hair styling by Craig Taylor and casting by Paul Isaac round out the production, which uses a minimalist backdrop to isolate its subjects within a refined, clean editorial framework.
Project Glass Magazine · Isaac Hernández’s quiet dance revolution
Glass Magazine profiles dancer Isaac Hernández in this editorial feature documenting his movement and form. Photographed by Alessandro Lo Faro, the series utilizes soft studio lighting and tactile backdrops to emphasize the dancer's expressive poses and sculptural presence. Fashion Editor and Stylist Chidozie Obasi curates a collection of avant-garde garments for the shoot, ranging from voluminous, rosette-inspired crimson fabrics to sharp, tailored separates. The imagery employs low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the emotional resonance of the performance, highlighting the interplay between the subject and various metallic objects.
Project Glass Magazine · Glass Magazine Autumn 2026 Covers
Glass Magazine presents its Autumn 2026 cover series, a collection of portraiture work captured across multiple editorial studio and location settings. The project spans various aesthetic approaches, ranging from clean, direct portraiture to moody, high-contrast monochrome imagery. Photographers Catharina Pavitschitz and Ethan Hart lead the visual execution, with fashion styling from Douglas Miller, Katie Felstead, and Lily Rimmer. The covers feature a range of talent, including actors Ambika Mod and Alisha Boe, alongside models Agel Akol and Veronika Kunz. The series employs diverse techniques such as natural light, grainy texture, and varied studio setups to maintain a distinct editorial character across the publication.
Project Glass Magazine · Fall Prey
Fall Prey is a fashion editorial series featured in Glass Magazine. Photographer Matt Leeves captures model Arlette in an array of outdoor settings, ranging from marshlands to rugged woodland. The imagery leans into an earthy aesthetic, utilising natural light and a raw, textured visual approach to highlight seasonal attire. Styling by Lily Rimmer integrates avant-garde silhouettes, including feathered fringe and structured bodices, with utilitarian elements like rubber boots and trench coats. Masaki Kameda’s hair styling, featuring slicked-back textures, complements the project's moody tone. The editorial employs techniques such as monochrome photography and analogue film to ground the compositions in a tactile, organic environment.
Project Glass Magazine · Glass Magazine Summer 2026 Covers
Glass Magazine’s Summer 2026 cover series masterfully balances the intimacy of portrait photography with the curated precision expected from high-end fashion editorial. Across this collection, photographers Anya Holdstock, Bojana Tatarska, and Jason Hetherington utilize a sophisticated mix of studio strobe lighting and soft natural light to frame a dynamic group of cover stars, including entertainers like Aya Nakamura and actors such as Ellie Bamber, Saffron Hocking, and Jessica Henwick. The project leans into a polished aesthetic that emphasizes individual character through intentional styling and composition. With fashion editing by the likes of Kanako B Koga and Otter Hatchett, the covers oscillate between minimalist studio environments—often featuring solid taupe or grey backdrops—and more atmospheric outdoor settings that introduce subtle, blurred green tones. The technical execution is grounded by the work of stylists and artists like hair expert Christos Bairabas and makeup artist Kenneth Soh, who collectively ensure that every detail, from the textured leather of a shearling flight jacket to the intricate layering of silver jewelry, remains sharp and visually arresting. Ultimately, these covers serve as a compelling study in contemporary editorial minimalism, proving that even within a traditional magazine format, a sharp creative vision can transform celebrity portraiture into an enduring piece of visual media that feels both timeless and distinctly modern.
Project Glass Magazine · Becoming Kate: Ellie Bamber
In the striking editorial feature Becoming Kate for Glass Magazine, actor Ellie Bamber steps into a narrative defined by sharp contrast and tactile sophistication. Through the lens of photographer Anya Holdstock, the portrait series eschews busy backdrops in favor of stark, high-key white environments and soft natural light, allowing the intricate textures of the wardrobe to take center stage. Fashion editor and stylist Lily Rimmer curates a visual dialogue between hard and soft elements, pairing patent leather coats and military-inspired structure with delicate lace slip dresses and ruffled detailing. This juxtaposition is further elevated by the deliberate use of chunky silver chain-link jewelry, which catches the light against the auburn tones of Bamber’s hair. The editorial leans into a refined minimalism, where the focus remains steadfastly on the subject's expressive presence and the materiality of the garments. With polished hair styling by Christos Bairabas and nuanced makeup artistry by Anna Payne, the project captures an evolving elegance that feels both grounded and high-concept. By balancing urban lifestyle photography with the controlled precision of a professional studio session, the collaboration succeeds in stripping away the noise to highlight the interplay between modern fashion and raw, human intimacy, ultimately offering an evocative look at Bamber’s transformative versatility.
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