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Featured Grazia Germany projects
This week's top Grazia Germany projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
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Grazia Germany presents an editorial fashion portfolio captured by photographer Nikos Papadopoulos. Featuring model Ros Georgiou, the series moves between sunlit urban environments and controlled interior spaces, utilizing a mix of natural light and direct flash to emphasize wardrobe textures and architectural lines. Styling by Spiri complements the imagery with bold makeup choices, including saturated red lips, across a range of high-contrast editorial looks. The project maintains a clean visual identity, documenting a variety of ensembles from oversized outerwear to structured patent leather accessories against both organic streetscapes and minimalist residential backdrops.
Project Grazia Germany · Grazia Germany May 2025 Cover
Grazia Germany's May 2025 cover features model Kim Riekenberg in a studio-based editorial session. The composition leans into clean, high-key lighting to emphasize casual sportswear, pairing a jersey with cargo trousers and canvas sneakers. Captured by photographer Tina Luther, the image integrates bold yellow typography across the vertical frame. Hair and makeup styling by Spiri complements the aesthetic.
Project Grazia Germany · Straight into the '90s
Grazia Germany explores retro aesthetics in 'Straight into the '90s,' a fashion editorial feature that captures a nostalgic mood through layered styling and dynamic movement. The project, photographed by Tina Luther, leans into a palette of warm, sun-drenched tones and monochromatic film-inspired compositions to evoke the energy of the decade. Featuring model Kim Riekenberg, the editorial blends studio portraiture with street-style settings. The styling emphasizes era-specific textures, including star appliqués, oversized layering, and athletic jerseys, with makeup by Spiri providing a clean finish that grounds the vintage-inspired wardrobe in a contemporary context.
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Grazia Germany presents an editorial fashion series that explores architectural form and textural contrast through a luxury lens. The project captures a range of silhouettes, from high-contrast sculptural studio portraits to airy, sun-drenched outdoor scenes. Photographer Nikos Papadopoulos employs a mix of chiaroscuro lighting and natural golden hour tones to highlight the intricate detail of the garments. The compositions balance the fluidity of layered chiffon and tulle with the solid geometries of stone interiors and coastal landscapes, leaning into an aesthetic defined by dramatic shadow and depth.
Project Grazia Germany · Maximal Minimal
Maximal Minimal is a fashion editorial series produced for Grazia Germany, focusing on the interplay between sculptural clothing and contemporary architecture. The shoot features model Dominika Pikula in a variety of outdoor settings, ranging from modern poolside concrete structures to sun-drenched architectural walls. The project channels a clean, minimalist aesthetic through high-contrast lighting and sharp geometric compositions. Techniques including monochromatic palettes and directional natural light emphasise the textures of the garments and the refined art direction. The styling leans into structured silhouettes and layered neutrals, complemented by understated makeup to maintain a polished, artistic tone. Fashion director Nino Cerone and makeup artist Spiri contributed to the shoot, overseeing a consistent visual narrative that highlights form and clean lines throughout the series.
Project Grazia Germany · Grazia Germany October 2026 Cover
The October 2026 cover of Grazia Germany showcases model Dominika Pikula in a structured black suit, styled by Fashion Director Nino Cerone. The editorial imagery leans into a clean, vertical composition captured under bright natural light. The feature brings together the work of makeup artist Spiri to complete the look. The final presentation integrates bold typography detailing upcoming fashion trends and signature icons for the publication.
Project Grazia Germany · Grazia Germany September 2026 Cover
Grazia Germany presents its September 2026 issue with a cover story featuring model Dominika Pikula. Captured outdoors in natural light, the editorial composition balances the subject with the surrounding architecture, set against a swimming pool backdrop. Featuring fashion direction by Nino Cerone and makeup by Spiri, the cover highlights a layered styling approach, pairing an oversized blazer with contrasting accessories. The vertical, clean imagery sets the visual tone for the edition, which is framed by bold, signature typography for 'The Big Fashion Issue.'
Project Grazia Germany · SO VIELE EYECATCHER
Grazia Germany presents SO VIELE EYECATCHER, a fashion editorial series that explores contemporary silhouettes and textured tailoring. Photographed by Johannes Brauner, the project features model Kira Alferink in a variety of studio-based compositions that emphasize structural forms and material contrast. Employing a clean, minimalist aesthetic, the imagery shifts between monochromatic palettes and metallic accents. The series relies on directional and natural light to highlight garment details, ranging from oversized wool-blend suiting to intricate lace and leather pieces, all captured with an editorial focus on refined proportions.
Project Grazia Germany · Supaar Styles
Supaar Styles is a fashion editorial feature for Grazia Germany, shot by photographer Sarah Staiger. The project explores structured silhouettes and contemporary apparel, utilizing a palette that shifts between warm, earthy tones and high-contrast monochrome photography. Fashion director Nino Cerone focuses on clean tailoring and layered textures, featuring models Erik Kettschick and Smilla Herbst across a series of studio compositions. The imagery relies on natural light and an editorial approach to highlight the intricate details of the garments. Makeup artist Spiri rounds out the creative team, ensuring a polished aesthetic throughout the series.
Project Grazia Germany · Grazia Germany June 2026 Cover
For the June 2026 issue of Grazia Germany, the editorial team has crafted a cover that masterfully balances high-fashion polish with a serene, sun-drenched pastoral narrative. The cover story features model Dee Zowislo, whose presence anchors the frame in an ethereal, soft-focus landscape that immediately draws the reader into a world of tactile beauty. Photographer Jette Stolte employs exquisite natural light to illuminate the intricate details of the sheer, pale beige blouse and lace trim, leaning into a romantic, soft aesthetic that feels both timely and timeless. The composition is further elevated by the deliberate artistry of makeup artist Spiri, who ensures the look remains luminous and cohesive with the delicate gemstone accessories. This project serves as a definitive example of commercial editorial design, seamlessly blending professional masthead hierarchy with a dreamlike, organic visual language. By utilizing wide-aperture photography to soften the distant architectural elements, the imagery evokes a sense of tranquil escapism that defines the magazine’s unique voice in the crowded media and entertainment landscape. The result is a sophisticated, cohesive visual package that honors the Grazia legacy while pushing the boundaries of contemporary cover art, proving that even the most elevated fashion spreads thrive when grounded in a sense of natural, understated warmth and authentic, light-filled storytelling.
Project Grazia Germany · Schmuck Zum Niederknien
Grazia Germany transports readers to a sun-drenched sanctuary in their latest fashion editorial, Schmuck Zum Niederknien, a project that seamlessly marries the high-end allure of luxury fashion houses with a grounded, bohemian sensibility. Captured through the lens of photographer Jette Stolte, the spread prioritizes an editorial aesthetic that celebrates both intricate jewelry craftsmanship and fluid, tactile fashion. By leveraging natural light, Stolte creates a luminous atmosphere where gemstone necklaces and delicate diamond headpieces glimmer against a backdrop of lush, manicured garden settings and stone archways. The project leans into a cinematic visual narrative, utilizing soft light and bright, crisp exposures to elevate the layers of suede, lace, and crochet worn by model Dee Zowislo. Makeup artist Spiri enhances this polished, organic look, ensuring the subject’s presence remains both refined and accessible. The composition, which often relies on diptych layouts and horizontal framing, allows for a sophisticated dialogue between portraiture and lifestyle imagery. By balancing these high-fashion luxury elements with the earthy textures of gladiator boots and oversized western-inspired layers, the editorial achieves a timeless quality. This work stands as a testament to the power of well-considered styling and composition, proving that even within the fast-paced world of luxury media, there is always room for a breath of sun-drenched, editorial minimalism that prioritizes elegance over artifice.
Project Grazia Germany · Der Ton macht die Musik
Grazia Germany strikes a perfect balance between high-end aspiration and contemporary accessibility in the fashion editorial spread Der Ton macht die Musik. This project leans into the strength of clean, minimalist editorial aesthetics, stripping away visual clutter to allow the intricate textures of leather, knitwear, and technical fabrics to command the viewer's attention. Throughout the series, photographer Sebastian Lemme utilizes soft natural light and precise studio strobe setups to emphasize a vibrant, bold color palette that feels both modern and punchy. Model Lisa Helene Kramer anchors these compositions with effortless poise, seamlessly transitioning between structured, sculptural silhouettes and fluid, everyday luxury items. The styling, elevated by the precise artistry of makeup artist Spiri, favors a polished look that prioritizes clear lines and strategic color blocking. By pairing diverse garments—ranging from saturated fuchsia button-downs to metallic jacquard—with sharp, isolated product packshots, the editorial captures the essence of current luxury fashion houses. The composition relies on a refined, almost architectural sensibility, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a cohesive, high-fashion narrative. Ultimately, the work functions as a masterclass in modern fashion photography, demonstrating how a minimalist lens can elevate traditional garment presentation into a compelling visual conversation about texture, tone, and the evolving nature of luxury style in the current print landscape.
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