GQ Mexico
Featured GQ Mexico projects
This week's top GQ Mexico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project GQ Mexico · Agustin Della Corte
This editorial portrait series for GQ Mexico features actor Agustín Della Corte in a sequence of outdoor settings. Shot by photographer Lucas Ricci, the project captures the subject against a backdrop of historic stone architecture and lush, organic gardens. Utilizing a palette of natural light and earthy tones, the imagery explores a range of menswear styles, from structured formal tailoring and velvet robes to knitwear and casual layering. The editorial leverages analogue film techniques and high-contrast shadows to highlight the textures of the stone and brick environments, grounding the performance-driven poses in a classic, textured aesthetic.
Project GQ Mexico · Tendencias de invierno
GQ Mexico’s 'Tendencias de invierno' is a high-fashion menswear editorial that explores tactile silhouettes through a moody, contemplative lens. Photographed by Alfonso Anton Cornelis, the series leans into an opulent yet minimalist aesthetic, set against architectural, Eastern-inspired interiors defined by shoji screens and tatami-style flooring. The imagery utilizes a warm, low-key lighting scheme, employing chiaroscuro techniques to sculpt the models' forms and highlight the rich textures of the collection. Styling by Giorgio Andrea Branduardi features a sophisticated mix of embroidered silk robes, tailored velvet jackets, and avant-garde layered knitwear, anchored by the performances of models Daniel Oanta and Thijs Leushuis. Makeup by Raffaele Schioppo completes the intimate, sculptural atmosphere of the shoot.
Project GQ Mexico · Diego Luna
GQ Mexico profiles actor Diego Luna in a series of editorial portraits that alternate between clean, minimalist studio setups and moody, low-key lighting treatments. The imagery utilizes soft, directional light to explore tactile textures in menswear, ranging from heavy-gauge knitwear to structured tweed tailoring. Photographer JuanKr works with fashion editor and stylist Caterina Ospina Buitrago to curate a sophisticated aesthetic, while retoucher Elena Misjuk refines the final frames. The series makes frequent use of analogue film techniques, incorporating visible film rebate borders and deliberate motion blur to provide a raw, textured quality. The editorial composition balances high-contrast monochrome portraits with saturated red lighting, emphasizing a modern yet grounded visual language.
Project GQ Mexico · JOSÉ MARÍA YAZPIK
GQ Mexico presents an editorial feature centered on actor José María Yazpik. Captured by photographer Angel Buzo, the portrait series moves between controlled studio environments using soft, warm directional lighting and atmospheric, low-key compositions. Fashion editor Eduardo Limón grounds the visual narrative through a selection of sharp, tailored menswear that balances formal pinstripe suits with casual layering. The imagery utilizes a restrained palette, alternating between monochromatic tones and warm, muted backgrounds to maintain a polished, editorial aesthetic. The series relies on clean, vertical framing and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize texture and form, creating a consistent tone across the portrait feature.
Project GQ Mexico · GQ Mexico GQHYPE Agustin Della Corte December 2025 Cover
GQ Mexico presents the December 2025 issue of GQHype, featuring actor Agustin Della Corte. This editorial cover story captures the subject in an outdoor garden setting, set against a backdrop of lush foliage and stone architectural details. Photographer Lucas Ricci employs natural light to define the portrait, which leans into a tactile aesthetic through the styling of a textured, oversized knit sweater. The imagery is composed for a vertical digital layout, integrating the brand's signature graphic typography.
Project GQ Mexico · Maluma
For this editorial feature in GQ Mexico, entertainer Maluma is captured in a series of polished portraits that blend high-fashion tailoring with contemporary, moody aesthetics. Photographed by Alfonso Anton Cornelis, the project leans into a variety of lighting techniques, ranging from soft, directional studio light against gradient backdrops to high-contrast chiaroscuro compositions. The feature highlights Maluma’s style, utilizing layered textures—including shearling, leather, and tailored velvet—complemented by grooming from Cynthia Alvarez and fashion styling by Eduardo Limón and Giorgio Andrea Branduardi. The imagery transitions between intimate, low-key studio setups and expansive shots against the backdrop of urban architecture, incorporating techniques such as long exposure and monochrome styling to maintain a sophisticated editorial tone.
Project GQ Mexico · Francisco Cerúndolo
GQ Mexico profiles professional tennis player Francisco Cerúndolo in this expansive editorial feature. Photographed by Lucas Ricci, the portrait series moves between outdoor court settings and controlled studio environments, capturing the athlete through a mix of sharp natural light and soft, clean studio illumination. The editorial captures a versatile range of menswear, alternating between monochromatic sportswear, tailored trousers, and patterned button-up shirts. With the use of analogue film techniques and high-contrast hard light, the imagery leans into a graphic, textured aesthetic that highlights both the architectural surroundings and the player's composed presence.
Project GQ Mexico · GQ Mexico December 2025 Cover - Man of the Year
GQ Mexico marks its December 2025 Man of the Year edition with a portrait of actor Diego Luna. Photographed by JuanKr, the cover features a direct, intimate composition against a minimal background, highlighting the subject in a textured knit sweater. The editorial execution emphasizes clean lines and natural light, complemented by styling from Caterina Ospina Buitrago. Retouching by Elena Misjuk ensures a polished finish for the final magazine layout.
Project GQ Mexico · Luisa Huertas: Mientras haya vida, habrá lucha
GQ Mexico presents an editorial feature starring Mexican actress Luisa Huertas, titled 'Mientras haya vida, habrá lucha.' The portrait series focuses on Huertas in a variety of textured ensembles, ranging from an off-white gown with sculptural botanical jewelry to an embroidered folkloric dress and a structured mohair sweater. Photographer Angel Buzo captures the series in a studio setting against deep burgundy backdrops. Styled by Eduardo Limón, the imagery emphasizes tactile details and a consistent warm color palette throughout the editorial. Each frame utilizes soft light to maintain a dignified, composed aesthetic.
Project GQ Mexico · Silencio Blanco
Silencio Blanco for GQ Mexico serves as a high-fashion editorial series that highlights the interplay between sharp, structured tailoring and soft, tactile textiles. Through a series of vertical portraits, the work emphasizes minimalist restraint, utilizing monochromatic palettes and clean studio lighting to draw attention to layered textures like faux fur, leather, and knitwear. Photographed by Andoni & Arantxa, the project relies on the styling of Salvador Cosio to curate a sharp, contemplative aesthetic. The visuals integrate analogue film techniques and natural light to maintain a crisp, polished appearance against neutral backgrounds. Casting by Zerek Green, along with hair styling by Rita Skomrova and makeup by Alvaro Dominguez, rounds out the visual identity of this fashion-focused editorial.
Project GQ Mexico · GQ Mexico December 2024 Cover
GQ Mexico presents its December 2024 Men of the Year cover, featuring actor Eiza Gonzalez. Photographed by David Roemer, the editorial portrait captures a polished aesthetic defined by sharp, clean studio lighting. The project incorporates fashion styling by Fernando Carrillo, with grooming contributions from hair stylist Cherilyn Farris and manicurist Yoko Sakakura. The vertical composition aligns with standard magazine editorial layouts.
Project GQ Mexico · Juanpa Zurita
GQ Mexico profiles Juanpa Zurita in this editorial feature, presenting a clean portrait captured for the magazine's cover. The imagery utilizes natural light to highlight the subject's structured blazer and knit ensemble against a soft-focus urban backdrop. Photographer Emilio G Hernandez led the session, with fashion styling provided by Eduardo Limón. The vertical composition maintains the publication's signature aesthetic while integrating typography throughout the frame.
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