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Featured Grazia Australia projects
This week's top Grazia Australia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Grazia Australia · La Musa Moderna
La Musa Moderna is a sophisticated fashion editorial produced for Grazia Australia, blending architectural heritage with contemporary style. Photographed by Stefano Sciuto under the creative direction of Dane Stojanovic, the project employs a series of tripartite layouts and collage-style compositions to frame its visual narrative. Set against the backdrop of Milan, the editorial features model Chiara Bimbatti, with fashion editing and styling by Kim Payne. The series utilizes analogue film techniques and hard light to create dramatic, desaturated imagery, emphasizing texture through tactile garment detailing and geometric shadow play. Production was handled by Steff Hawker, with hair styling by Mamrez Abbasi and makeup by Giulia Carini, ensuring a high-end, cohesive aesthetic across the entire feature.
Project Grazia Australia · After the fall
After the fall is a fashion editorial series produced for Grazia Australia, capturing a contemplative approach to seasonal transitions through expansive, natural landscapes. Photographer Daniel Goode leans into tactile, earthy aesthetics, often pairing structured, high-fashion silhouettes with the kinetic energy of billowing white fabric and rugged outdoor settings. The series transitions between high-contrast monochromatic portraits and warm, desaturated colour palettes. The work highlights meticulous garment detail, from textured knits and heavy leather outerwear to precise still-life product photography. Technical execution across the project emphasizes natural light and an analogue-inspired grain that provides a raw, atmospheric quality throughout. Creative contributions include photography by Daniel Goode, with retouching by Sarah Donvito. Hair and makeup styling by Heidi King complements the editorial focus, while fashion styling is provided by Kim Payne.
Project Grazia Australia · Polo Ralph Lauren
Grazia Australia presents this fashion editorial featuring Polo Ralph Lauren. Captured by photographer Levon Baird, the series leans into an analogue film aesthetic, utilizing high-contrast monochrome tones and natural light to define the collection's silhouettes and textural details. The imagery channels a classic, candid lifestyle approach, with compositions ranging from dynamic outdoor movement on tennis courts to quiet, curated moments beside a convertible. Hair and makeup styling by Darren Summors rounds out the project's consistent visual language.
Project Grazia Australia · The Height of Heritage
Grazia Australia's The Height of Heritage project is a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of luxury accessories and natural landscapes. Through a combination of surreal compositions and precise studio work, the series juxtaposes structured leather handbags and architectural footwear against dramatic canyon formations and textured earthen surfaces. Photographer Vladimir Marti utilizes cinematic lighting and visual effects to create an atmosphere of wonder, often suspending accessories in vast, rugged environments. Creative directors Marne Schwartz and Dane Stojanovic provide a cohesive aesthetic that balances clean product photography with artistic, collage-inspired visuals. The project leans into earthy, warm tones and high-contrast environments to emphasize the craftsmanship of the featured bags and accessories.
Project Grazia Australia · Trunk Show
Trunk Show is a jewellery editorial project produced for Grazia Australia, featuring model Anjali Torvi. The series centres on high-end statement pieces, utilizing soft directional lighting and a warm, atmospheric color palette to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of gemstones and metallic settings. Photographer Charlie Grant captures the collection through a blend of polished studio aesthetics and tactile, grainy analogue film techniques. Fashion styling by Aileen Marr and hair styling by Keiren Street complement the ornate accessories with minimalist silhouettes, while dark, dramatic eye makeup provides a consistent visual anchor throughout the series.
Project Grazia Australia · Household Essentials
Grazia Australia’s Household Essentials project is a series of editorial beauty and cosmetic product photographs that explore the intersection of daily objects and luxury goods. Through a minimalist lens, the imagery juxtaposes high-end cosmetics with unexpected household tools and organic elements, leaning into surreal still life arrangements. Photographer Vladimir Marti and creative director Marne Schwartz utilize precise macro techniques and clean, directional lighting to emphasize the textures of pigments, packaging, and metallic finishes. The series maintains a consistent editorial aesthetic, prioritizing sharp clarity and refined compositions to elevate everyday beauty items into sculptural forms.
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