GQ Italia
Featured GQ Italia projects
This week's top GQ Italia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project GQ Italia · Jesse Williams Avra Cura Di Te
GQ Italia features actor Jesse Williams in the editorial series 'Avra Cura Di Te', a comprehensive portrait session that shifts between controlled studio environments and raw, industrial locations. The project utilizes a tactile aesthetic, layering soft knitwear and earthy tones against structural settings ranging from concrete staircases to geometric steel frameworks. The photography leverages natural light and directional studio setups to explore texture and movement. Through a mix of monochrome and warm-toned palettes, the visuals maintain a minimalist, clean editorial style. The series employs varied framing techniques, incorporating vertical layouts alongside dynamic low-angle shots to document the subject across diverse, textured backdrops.
Project GQ Italia · Lamine Yamal for Dolcer&Gabbana
GQ Italia presents an editorial portrait feature profiling professional footballer Lamine Yamal. Photographed by Alan Gelati, the series explores the intersection of luxury fashion and personality, highlighting apparel from Dolce & Gabbana across a variety of studio and hotel settings. The project leans into a monochrome aesthetic, utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting and clean composition to emphasize the subject's textured styling and the structured tailoring of the garments. The imagery balances formal studio portraits with cinematic, lifestyle-focused captures that integrate the subject into high-end interiors, employing analogue film techniques to refine the visual texture.
Project GQ Italia · Louis Patridge
GQ Italia features actor Louis Partridge in a sprawling editorial portrait series that captures a blend of heritage aesthetics and contemporary styling. Photographer Ben Parks leans into the interplay between historical architecture and organic textures, utilizing soft natural light to create a tactile and intimate mood across the magazine feature. Fashion direction by Sam Ranger grounds the series in rich autumnal palettes, juxtaposing sharp tailoring with oversized knitwear and plush shearling details. The photography relies on warm, earthy tones and an analogue film quality to heighten the nostalgia of the vintage interior and garden settings. The project also features contributions from hair stylist Joshua Knight and manicurist Cherrie Snow.
Project GQ Italia · Fuga Dalla Città
Fuga Dalla Città is a fashion editorial series for GQ Italia that explores rustic aesthetics through a contemporary menswear lens. Photographed by Andy Massaccesi with fashion styling by Gaia Fraschini, the story features models Eden Walsh and Valerio Maccario captured across diverse outdoor settings, ranging from wooded hillsides to rugged rocky outcrops and waterfronts. The project leans into earthy palettes and tactile layering, showcasing a blend of technical utility wear, heavy knits, and experimental accessories. Utilizing natural light to accentuate the textures of shearling, wool, and denim, the series presents a tactile approach to rural-inspired fashion photography.
Project GQ Italia · Bresh
GQ Italia features Italian musician Bresh in a multi-part editorial series that shifts between architectural interiors and intimate, domestic settings. The photography, captured by Carmine Romano, utilizes soft, diffused lighting to create a consistent atmospheric tone across the various layouts. Stylist Brando Prizzon coordinates a wardrobe ranging from tailored double-breasted ensembles to casual, layered pieces, while set designer Alina Totaro constructs environments using geometric carpets, dusty rose walls, and ornate details. The editorial leans into a moody, clean aesthetic, capturing the subject through a mix of reflective poses and quiet, thoughtful moments.
Project GQ Italia · Gigio Donnaruma for Dolce&Gabbana
GQ Italia features professional footballer Gigio Donnarumma in this fashion editorial, highlighting the sharp tailoring of Dolce&Gabbana’s formalwear. Photographed by Alan Gelati, the project captures the athlete through a series of studio portraits that lean into a monochrome aesthetic. Utilizing a combination of low-key chiaroscuro lighting and cinematic framing, the images focus on the clean lines of tuxedo jackets, crisp dress shirts, and refined accessories. The editorial maintains a minimalist studio environment to emphasize garment texture and formal silhouettes.
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