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This week's top Glass Man projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Glass Man · Raw Talent: Stephen Graham
Glass Man magazine profiles British actor Stephen Graham in this editorial feature, Raw Talent. Photographed by Elliot James Kennedy, the series leans into a raw and candid aesthetic that utilizes medium format film to capture distinct textures and character-driven moments. The project captures Graham through a range of lighting environments, shifting between low-key chiaroscuro studio portraits and high-contrast, sunlit scenes. The imagery maintains a tactile sensibility, incorporating analogue film borders and creative collage techniques to frame the subject. Fashion styling is provided by Keeley Dawson, with grooming by Stefan Bertin. The editorial focuses on minimalist compositions and a versatile wardrobe that highlights a blend of classic and modern silhouettes.
Project Glass Man · Heavy Duty
Glass Man presents 'Heavy Duty,' a menswear fashion editorial featuring model Ruben Long. The series explores sculptural silhouettes and tactile layering, blending sportswear influences with high-fashion tailoring. Photographer Oliver Webb captures the collection across a mix of urban and industrial backdrops, utilizing soft light and natural light to emphasize the contrast between heavy textiles and architectural volume. The styling, led by fashion editor Lily Rimmer, leans into experimental proportions and graphic elements throughout the series.
Project Glass Man · Glass Man Summer 2025 Digital Cover
Glass Man presents its Summer 2025 digital cover, featuring model Chris Colvin in a series captured by photographer Cody Lidtke. The imagery leans into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing a monochrome palette and high-contrast styling to highlight the collection. The project incorporates fashion direction from Christopher Campbell and hair styling by Riad Azar. Casting was managed by Paul Isaac, with the final layout presenting a clean, vertical magazine cover format.
Project Glass Man · Precision in form
Precision in form is a fashion editorial series for Glass Man that focuses on the interplay of structured tailoring and tactile garment details. Photographer Jack Chipper employs soft, high-key studio lighting across a minimalist backdrop to isolate the sharp lines of modern menswear. Featuring model Arthur del Beato, the project highlights a range of silhouettes, from layered checked suiting and heavy leather jackets to deconstructed shirting. Fashion editor Ignacio de Tiedra utilizes neutral tones and subtle textural contrasts, while makeup artist Faye Bluff provides clean, understated grooming to complete the series.
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