GQ España
Featured GQ España projects
This week's top GQ España projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project GQ España · El Hijo Prodigo Daddy Yankee
GQ España presents 'El Hijo Prodigo,' an editorial feature showcasing musician Daddy Yankee. Captured by photographer Rocio Ramos with styling by fashion editor Joanna De La Fuente, the series utilizes monochromatic palettes and soft light to construct a sophisticated visual narrative across various studio settings. The project incorporates abstract, layered, and multiple exposure techniques to explore the subject's persona through diverse sartorial choices, ranging from tailored pinstriped jackets to ribbed knitwear. The composition relies on clean, vertical framing and textured backdrops, leaning into a moody aesthetic that highlights the fine details of the wardrobe and styling.
Project GQ España · Al sol de invierno
Al sol de invierno is a fashion editorial produced for GQ España, captured by photographer Rocio Ramos and styled by Joanna De La Fuente. The project explores menswear through a series of portrait and landscape compositions that lean into the interplay between sharp tailoring and historic, intricate architectural environments. Model Aaron Shandel is placed within a range of settings, from narrow cobblestone alleys to Moorish-style courtyards defined by zellige tile work and geometric arches. The editorial aesthetic makes extensive use of natural light, transitioning between high-contrast monochrome treatments and warm, earthy color palettes. Featuring layers of textured wool, structured coats, and fluid tailoring, the imagery maintains a focus on material depth and formal silhouettes.
Project GQ España · Carlos Alcaraz
GQ España presents a portrait editorial featuring professional tennis player Carlos Alcaraz. Captured by photographer JuanKr with styling by Caterina Ospina Buitrago, the series frames the athlete through a mix of outdoor location shots on clay courts and controlled, low-key studio portraiture. The aesthetic leans into a classic editorial sensibility, utilizing high-contrast monochrome grading and warm natural lighting to emphasize texture. The use of analogue film techniques and shallow depth of field creates a candid, clean narrative that balances the subject's athletic profile with high-fashion portrait photography.
Project GQ España · Milo Quifes: La bola Negra
For GQ España, photographer Jesus Isnard captures a series of intimate portraits featuring Milo Quifes in the project titled "La bola Negra." This editorial work leverages a monochrome palette to explore form and expression within a minimalist studio and domestic setting. Utilizing analogue film techniques and dramatic low-key, chiaroscuro lighting, the imagery highlights textures and sharp tonal contrasts. The project maintains a cohesive aesthetic through deliberate framing and shadow, grounding the editorial narrative in a clean, timeless visual language.
Project GQ España · GQ España September 2026 Cover
For the September 2026 issue of GQ España, the magazine leans into a refreshing synthesis of high-octane luxury and organic tranquility, anchored by a compelling portrait of entertainer Guitarricadelafuente. Under the strategic vision of editor Daniel Borrás, the cover departs from conventional studio environments, utilizing soft light and natural light filtering through lush, verdant tree branches to create an atmosphere that feels both grounded and aspirational. The styling, curated by fashion editor Joanna De La Fuente, highlights a striking contrast between the subject’s understated, simple white trousers and a high-impact, sleeveless sequined green top featuring intricate silver trim. This editorial decision captures a modern masculine aesthetic that balances opulence with a relaxed, contemporary edge. Complementing the visual narrative, Alvaro Dominguez provides subtle makeup artistry that maintains the authenticity of the subject against the organic backdrop. As a definitive example of editorial design within the media and entertainment industry, the composition avoids clutter, allowing the interplay of texture and shadow to take precedence. The result is a sophisticated commercial image that feels curated rather than constructed, successfully bridging the gap between high-fashion editorialism and accessible celebrity portraiture while maintaining the polished, definitive look that defines the GQ brand identity in the current global media landscape.
Project GQ España · Ganas De Vivir Y Soltar La Bola Negra
In Ganas De Vivir Y Soltar La Bola Negra, GQ España presents a compelling fashion editorial that explores the tension between vulnerability and sharp sartorial elegance. Starring the entertainer Guitarricadelafuente, the project captures a raw, intimate narrative that leans into the nuances of personal style against both domestic and semi-industrial backdrops. Through the expert lens of the creative team, the series utilizes soft light and natural light to emphasize the rich textures of tailoring, from structured blazers and denim to intricate sequined vests and tactile knits. The styling, helmed by fashion editor and stylist Joanna De La Fuente, deftly balances high-fashion luxury with a relatable, lo-fi aesthetic that feels both cinematic and grounded. The inclusion of Polaroid-style collages adds a documentary sensibility to the work, breaking up the polished portraiture with snapshots that reveal the humanity behind the lens. Groomed with subtle precision by makeup artist Alvaro Dominguez, the subject navigates confined, moody interiors and sun-drenched outdoor spaces with equal ease, proving the versatility of the chosen wardrobe. By employing live-action techniques to frame the subject in moments of physical movement and stillness, the project creates a cohesive visual rhythm that elevates traditional editorial photography. Ultimately, this collaboration transcends standard fashion cataloging, opting instead for a soulful, character-driven exploration that feels both deliberate and refreshingly authentic within the pages of luxury media.
Project GQ España · GQ España Men Of The Year 2025 Covers
GQ España presents its Men of the Year 2025 editorial, featuring a series of portrait covers. The project highlights a refined aesthetic, utilizing a monochromatic palette and a clean, vertical composition that places focus on the subject. Photographers Adrian Catalan, Michael Schwartz, and Rocio Ramos capture the talent, with styling by Fabio Immediato and fashion direction by Joanna De La Fuente. The visuals incorporate textured glass elements to shift the perspective, paired with distinct hand-drawn typography to anchor the design.
Project GQ España · GQ España November 2025 Cover
GQ España captures professional soccer player Raphinha for its November 2025 cover. The editorial portrait leans into a monochrome aesthetic, utilizing soft light to emphasize the subject's form and detailed back tattoos against a neutral backdrop. The feature centers on a vertical composition, incorporating clean typography and the publication’s signature editorial styling. The project was lensed by photographer Alan Gelati.
Project GQ España · Raphinha
GQ España features professional athlete Raphinha in this editorial magazine portrait series. Photographed by Alan Gelati, the project captures the subject through a series of monochrome studio shots that emphasize clean lines and dramatic tonal ranges. The imagery utilizes a high-contrast aesthetic, leaning into low-key and chiaroscuro techniques to highlight detail in the subject's tattoos, tailored attire, and distinct braided hairstyle. The visual narrative combines sharp, focused studio portraiture with graphic design elements, including bold typography and layered textures, to frame the subject for the publication’s cover and feature spread.
Project GQ España · GQ España March 2025 Cover
The March 2025 issue of GQ España features entertainer Maria Becerra on the cover, captured by photographer Rocio Ramos. The editorial portrait, edited by Daniel Borras, centres on a clean, vertical composition that frames the subject behind a wire chain-link fence. The imagery highlights a precise, monochromatic aesthetic, contrasted by the magazine’s signature red masthead and bold typography. This project represents a collaboration between the editorial team and the artist, leaning into a sharp, minimalist style. The layout prioritises the subject's expression, utilising the structural elements of the fence to frame the shot within the context of a contemporary magazine cover.
Project GQ España · GQ España April 2025 Cover
GQ España captures professional athlete Carlos Alcaraz for its April 2025 cover, grounding the portrait in a sports-lifestyle context. The imagery places Alcaraz on a red clay tennis court, utilizing natural light to maintain an editorial tone. Photographer JuanKr leads the visual execution, while fashion editor and stylist Caterina Ospina Buitrago coordinates the wardrobe, featuring a textured yellow sweater and denim. The composition leans into a clean, vertical format that centers the subject against the court environment.
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