GQ Portugal
Featured GQ Portugal projects
This week's top GQ Portugal projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project GQ Portugal · Editorial Print
GQ Portugal presents an editorial print series featuring a sequence of high-concept, surreal fashion portraits. Photographed by Ferran Casanova, the work channels a distinct visual narrative through a blend of dramatic studio lighting and mixed-media staging. The series leans into a tactile aesthetic, balancing monochrome portraiture with eccentric prop work. Fashion editor and stylist Cristian Betancurt provides a layered, textile-heavy wardrobe, while makeup artist Paco Garrigues maintains a cohesive, refined look across diverse configurations. The imagery utilizes a mix of hard light and soft light techniques, oscillating between high-contrast chiaroscuro and clean, illustrative studio environments.
Project GQ Portugal · Trabalho é trabalho
Trabalho é trabalho is a fashion editorial series produced for GQ Portugal, exploring the intersection of utility-focused menswear and graphic composition. The project features model Dillon Collins, captured by photographer Andrea Reina under the creative direction of Simone Bronzi. The series leans into a tactile aesthetic, utilizing layered textile backdrops, bold color-blocking, and geometric tension lines to frame the apparel. With styling by Alessandra Bloom, the editorial balances structured utility jackets and suede outerwear with more relaxed pieces, all enhanced by soft light and clean, minimalist framing. The work is characterized by an interplay of earthy and cool tones, emphasizing fabric textures through varied studio and natural light setups.
Project GQ Portugal · Off Season
Off Season is a fashion editorial series for GQ Portugal that explores intimacy and architectural contrast through a curated, cinematic lens. Photographer Élio Nogueira and fashion editor Mariana Pimenta collaborate to frame the male subject against opulent, neoclassical interiors and ornate outdoor settings. The project leans into a warm, nostalgic color palette, utilizing soft natural light to emphasize the textures of linen tailoring and intricate knitwear. Technique plays a vital role in establishing the mood, with several portraits employing long exposure and analogue film aesthetics to bridge the gap between static architecture and kinetic energy. From the quietude of wood-paneled interiors to the submersion of underwater frames, the work synthesizes a range of environments into a cohesive visual study of form and gesture.
Project GQ Portugal · Surf's up
GQ Portugal presents "Surf's up," an editorial production captured by photographer Brendan Wixted. The series leans into a coastal, relaxed narrative, bridging domestic interiors with outdoor lifestyle portraiture. Fashion editor and stylist Charlie Ward outfits model Owen Miller in textures that contrast the warmth of fuzzy knitwear with dark paisley tailoring. Throughout the series, the imagery utilizes natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the wardrobe against both minimalist indoor spaces and residential clapboard architecture.
Project GQ Portugal · After the Break
After the Break is a fashion editorial series for GQ Portugal, captured by photographer Frederico Santos. The project leans into a refined, minimalist aesthetic, using a monochromatic and desaturated palette to highlight textures in tailoring and knitwear. Set against clean studio backdrops, the series employs soft lighting and analogue-inspired techniques to frame a collection of relaxed, layered silhouettes. Makeup artist Diogo Ribeiro provides grooming that maintains a clean, balanced look across the editorial imagery, emphasizing the structural posturing and sculptural elements of the styling.
Project GQ Portugal · Dressed and Naked
Dressed and Naked is a fashion editorial series for GQ Portugal that explores the interplay between form, movement, and sculptural garment construction. Photographed by Edyta Chachulska, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing neutral studio backdrops and soft directional lighting to emphasize the silhouettes of the subjects. The styling, curated by Ayumi Perry, integrates high-concept tailoring with playful, unexpected accessories—including goose-shaped bags and textured footwear—to create a distinct visual narrative. Working with models Razak Salifou and Antonio Macek, the editorial employs a monochrome palette and desaturated tones to maintain a focus on texture and composition. The imagery is further refined by the hair styling of Riad Azar and makeup by Virginia Vera, who contribute to the project's clean and graphic art direction.
Project GQ Portugal · After the Break
After the Break is a fashion editorial series for GQ Portugal, captured by photographer Frederico Santos. The project centres on a collection of monochrome and desaturated portraits that highlight textured menswear silhouettes and soft, directional studio lighting. Featuring makeup by Diogo Ribeiro, the editorial explores a range of poses and styling choices, moving from layered knitwear and tailored outerwear to casual athletic attire. The compositions rely on minimalist studio environments and clean, consistent visual cues to emphasise garment details and subject expressions.
Project GQ Portugal · That 90s Style
That 90s Style is a fashion editorial series for GQ Portugal that explores the distinct silhouettes and textures of the decade. The project leans into a nostalgic visual language, utilizing analogue film techniques and natural light to capture a sense of raw, lived-in authenticity. Photographed by Luka Bošković and Stefan Stojanov, the series features model Lazar Dedic in a variety of settings, ranging from intimate studio portraits against ornate floral textiles to moodier, atmospheric shots. The styling highlights vintage athletic wear, layered separates, and graphic ringer tees, all underscored by a deliberate retro color palette.
Project GQ Portugal · Entre Formas
Entre Formas for GQ Portugal explores the interplay between structured sartorialism and tactile, avant-garde knitwear. Photographed by Wojciech Christopher Nowak, the editorial series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, often set against clean studio backdrops or pale tiled walls to foreground the sculptural silhouettes of the featured garments. The imagery utilizes a blend of precise studio lighting and natural light to accentuate the textures of leather, fringe, and knit pieces worn by model Sergio Perdomo. Stylist Wojciech Christopher Nowak incorporates bold, graphic elements—from voluminous top hats and balaclavas to vibrant blue eyeshadow applied by makeup artist Anastasia Vavina—to create a series that balances high-fashion rigor with playful, contemporary detail. Technical approaches vary throughout the project, moving from crisp, clean editorial portraits to layered multiple-exposure instant film compositions that introduce an ethereal, atmospheric quality to the visual narrative.
Project GQ Portugal · Life's A Beach
Life's A Beach, an expansive fashion editorial for GQ Portugal, captures a vibrant coastal narrative through a sequence of candid and posed portraits. Photographed by Ferran Casanova and styled by Cristian Betancurt, the project oscillates between stark, high-contrast monochrome studio work and relaxed, sun-drenched outdoor scenes across sandy shorelines. Featuring model Brennan Aldred, the editorial leans into minimalist and narrative styles, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to heighten the textures of fabrics and wet skin. The visuals traverse a range of settings, from geometric architectural backdrops and traditional beach structures to the open ocean, emphasizing a clean, retro-inflected aesthetic throughout.
Project GQ Portugal · The heights of victory
The heights of victory is a fashion editorial series produced for GQ Portugal. The project channels an outdoor aesthetic through a series of vertical compositions that place model Grego Belau within rugged mountainous terrain and riverside environments. Photographer Oksana Baranchykova captures the subject against backdrops of cascading waterfalls and textured rock formations. Styled by Medina Gadzhi-Ismaylova, the work utilizes natural light to highlight the intricate details of the layered knitwear, denim jackets, and tailored trousers. The series leans into an earthy, raw visual language, utilizing an analogue film-inspired texture that emphasizes the intersection of high-end fashion and raw natural landscapes.
Project GQ Portugal · Strike A Pose
Strike A Pose is a fashion editorial series for GQ Portugal, showcasing dynamic, sculptural body language through a series of expressive portraits. Captured by photographer Silvia Draz, the project highlights avant-garde apparel and tactile textures, utilizing both chiaroscuro lighting and soft, natural illumination to define form. Fashion editor and stylist Sandra Sole curates a range of structured garments, from distressed denim and patterned knits to elaborate, fringed outerwear. Featuring model Gabriel Nhial, the work leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by monochrome palettes and clean studio compositions, incorporating analogue film techniques to create a raw, timeless quality.
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