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Featured Grazia Italy projects

This week's top Grazia Italy projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Magazine spread featuring an illustrated peacock with a black bag alongside a round quilted Chanel bag hanging from an icy branch. Project

Grazia Italy · COME UN SOGNO

Grazia Italy presents 'COME UN SOGNO,' a fashion accessory editorial featuring luxury handbags captured by photographer Angelo Formato. The series places high-end goods within stark, wintry environments, utilizing surreal, digitally illustrated landscapes and crystalline ice motifs to frame the collection. Executed with a focus on cool, clean aesthetics, the project relies on soft studio lighting to emphasize textures like velvet, gold hardware, and embroidery. The imagery blends reality with surreal elements to create a winter-themed visual narrative for the publication.

Model with dark tousled hair wearing a swimsuit against a vibrant golden sunset ocean background Project

Grazia Italy · Coco Beach

Grazia Italy’s Coco Beach series is a vivid fashion editorial that channels a coastal aesthetic through a collection of sun-drenched portraits and outdoor compositions. Photographed by Alberto Alicata, the work leans into a warm, saturated color palette defined by golden hour lighting and the shimmering, natural textures of an oceanic backdrop. The series features styling by Diletta Bonaiuti, focusing on layered beachwear, casual denim, and statement accessories that emphasize the season. Makeup artists Angela Montorfano and Mary Cesardi provide a clean, polished look for models Candela, Cindy Natasha, and Keltie Straith, capturing a fluid and summery mood throughout the production.

Models in cut-out swimsuits seated on a sunlit urban rooftop terrace with large potted plants. Project

Grazia Italy · Urban Beauty Summer

Grazia Italy captures the essence of sophisticated summer living in their Urban Beauty Summer campaign, a project that seamlessly fuses luxury fashion sensibilities with a raw, editorial aesthetic. Photographer Nicola Surbera masterfully utilizes natural light to frame a series of striking portraits that oscillate between high-fashion polish and candid, water-drenched intimacy. The visual narrative leans into a refined palette of vibrant turquoise, bold red, and minimalist black, set against the structured, modern backdrop of urban architecture. Fashion editor and stylist Medina Gadzhi-Ismaylova curates a sharp selection of swimwear and accessories, where gold hardware and textured fabric flower embellishments elevate the classic silhouettes. The beauty direction, supported by makeup artist Mattia Andreoli, oscillates between bold, dark lip statements and a more avant-garde approach featuring bleached eyebrows and iridescent silver eyeshadow. Through the versatile presence of model Roos Schreiner, the editorial photography effectively explores the interplay of light and texture, whether through a serene underwater portrait or a high-contrast city rooftop scene. This campaign serves as a testament to the power of editorial minimalism, relying on clean compositions and honest skin textures rather than heavy retouching. By grounding the dreamlike elements within a recognizable metropolitan context, the project delivers a polished, cohesive vision that feels both aspirational and deeply rooted in the vibrancy of the season.

Model Rita Santos in a beige jacket and black sunglasses reclines on a grassy lawn next to a tan leather handbag. Project

Grazia Italy · Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2026 Color Bl ...

Grazia Italy captures the essence of refined luxury in this latest editorial spread, which spotlights the Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2026 collection through a lens of grounded, natural elegance. By moving away from the starkness of a traditional studio, the project leans into a serene outdoor narrative, placing the storied craftsmanship of the house within a lush, verdant landscape. Photographer Simone Falcetta masterfully utilizes natural light to bridge the gap between high-fashion editorial polish and an accessible, lifestyle-forward aesthetic. Model Rita Santos becomes the focal point, embodying a sophisticated ease that complements the collection's complex textures—from structured denim and buttery leather bomber jackets to the intricate monogrammed leather goods that define the brand's heritage. The visuals are elevated by the precise hand of fashion editor and stylist Selin Bursalioglu, while the sharp, dark bob haircut executed by hair stylist Mimmo Di Maggio, paired with the striking, bold red lip crafted by makeup artist Elena Pivetta, creates a consistent, high-contrast visual identity throughout the series. With an emphasis on editorial minimalism and depth-of-field play, the imagery avoids the clamor of logomania to focus instead on the tactile quality of the fabrics and the deliberate composition of the accessories. It is a masterclass in how modern luxury fashion houses can synthesize heritage motifs with a soft, contemporary environmental context.

Model with voluminous white hair wearing a tan button-down shirt, trousers, and a blazer draped over shoulders against a warm brown wall. Project

Grazia Italy · Toni D'Eleganza

The Toni D'Eleganza project for Grazia Italy serves as a masterclass in monochromatic editorial minimalism, expertly blending the worlds of luxury fashion houses and contemporary portraiture. Captured through the lens of photographer Karel Losenicky, the campaign leans into a warm, earth-toned color palette that emphasizes depth and tactility. By utilizing a sophisticated backdrop of rich wood paneling, the imagery achieves a cohesive aesthetic that feels both retro-inspired and timelessly modern. Model Patricia Zajac anchors the series with a series of poised, contemplative poses that highlight the varied textures of leather, suede, and silk, while hair stylist Mimmo Di Maggio elevates the visuals with a recurring, voluminous platinum bouffant that serves as a striking focal point. Throughout the editorial, the deliberate use of studio strobe lighting, frequently balanced by subtle natural light, defines the contours of the garments and enhances the structural integrity of the accessories. This high-fashion collaboration reads as a study in tonal harmony, focusing on the interplay between soft, fluid silhouettes and the rigid, structured nature of high-end materials. By centering on the tactile quality of the wardrobe and the deliberate geometry of the set design, Toni D'Eleganza successfully translates a classic fashion narrative into a clean, commercial visual language that feels fresh, intentional, and deeply resonant for the modern luxury market.

Model Clara Heitkamp posing in white trousers and a patterned vest on stairs next to large potted plants. Project

Grazia Italy · Divertiti con il Denim

In the vibrant spread titled Divertiti con il Denim for Grazia Italy, the editorial team masterfully reimagines the versatility of denim through a lens of high-fashion eclecticism. Photographed by Simone Falcetta, the project serves as a masterclass in texture and structural juxtaposition, expertly balancing raw organic elements like weathered stone and oversized cacti against the polished, minimalist architecture of modern interiors. Fashion Editor and Stylist Selin Bursalioglu curates a sophisticated wardrobe where classic indigo and light-wash denim serve as the anchor for intricate floral appliqués, silk waistcoats, and whimsical satin opera gloves. The visual narrative relies heavily on natural light to emphasize the interplay between the smooth, rigid surfaces of luxury garments and the rough, tactile qualities of the set design. With precise hair styling by Mimmo Di Maggio and nuanced makeup artistry by Elena Pivetta, model Clara Heitkamp brings a dynamic, almost sculptural quality to every frame. Through a combination of editorial minimalism and deliberate, geometric posing, the series leans into a refined aesthetic that avoids common tropes. By utilizing soft, atmospheric natural light alongside clean, balanced compositions, the team successfully transforms everyday denim into a canvas for avant-garde luxury styling, delivering a compelling and cohesive vision that feels both grounded and deeply aspirational.

Model posing in an oversized sculptural foam wrap, sheer orange skirt, and cream handbag against a white studio backdrop. Project

Grazia Italy · NEL TUO CUORE

In NEL TUO CUORE, a high-fashion editorial for Grazia Italy, the boundaries between industrial design and luxury fashion are masterfully blurred. Through the lens of photographer Emre Guven, the project leans into a surreal, avant-garde aesthetic that challenges traditional portraiture. The editorial employs a striking visual language defined by bold color blocking and the integration of oversized, sculptural foam structures, which serve as both graphic frames and geometric counterparts to the soft, human form. Stylist Selin Bursalioglu curates a sophisticated wardrobe that balances sheer textures and technical fabrics with classic structured handbags, ensuring the clothing remains the primary narrative focus. The execution relies on a blend of natural light and studio strobe techniques, producing a high-key look that emphasizes the interplay between porous, industrial materials and refined textiles. Further elevating the artistic impact, Maurizio Kulpherk contributes a textured, lived-in approach to hair styling, while Barbara Ciccognani delivers a polished makeup application that anchors the model against the minimalist, off-white backdrops. By subverting the typical luxury campaign format, the imagery invites a dialogue between the rigid, architectural set design and the fluidity of high fashion. This project succeeds as a thoughtful study in composition, utilizing minimalist constraints to create a dynamic, sculptural tension that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary within the modern editorial landscape.

Cover image of Grazia Italy featuring singer Levante leaning on a table wearing a sheer patterned top. Project

Grazia Italy · Grazia Italy Feb 26, 2026 Cover

For the February 26, 2026 issue of Grazia Italy, the editorial team presents a striking portrait that captures the raw, contemporary essence of singer Levante. Moving beyond the traditional gloss of magazine media, this cover story leans into an authentic aesthetic that bridges high-fashion sensibility with a grounded, personal touch. Captured with the expert lens of photographer Byron Mollinedo, the medium shot emphasizes a deliberate contrast between the intricate, embroidered floral motifs of Levante's semi-sheer black blouse and the striking visual narrative told by her extensive ink tattoos. The composition feels intimate yet bold, utilizing natural light to achieve soft, even illumination that highlights both the artist’s expression and the tactile quality of her layered rings. This portrait is masterfully rounded out by the work of makeup artist Valentina Raimondi, whose subtle touch ensures the focus remains on Levante’s magnetic presence. Set against a minimalist, warm wood-toned background, the design lets the large-scale typography of the Grazia logo and accompanying headlines take center stage without cluttering the frame. By blending sophisticated editorial portrait techniques with a sense of unfiltered character, the issue successfully carves out a modern space within the competitive landscape of entertainment publications, proving that thoughtful composition and honest art direction remain the most effective tools for commanding reader attention in a crowded market.

Woman wearing a bright pink cable knit cardigan and matching skirt leaning against a wooden wall. Project

Grazia Italy · L'Amore Mi Travolce

Grazia Italy captures a distinct sense of modern elegance in its latest fashion editorial, L'Amore Mi Travolce. Featuring the soulful singer Levante, the project leans into a refined, monochromatic aesthetic that feels both intimate and high-end. Through the lens of photographer Byron Mollinedo, the imagery explores a tactile dialogue between luxury fashion houses and contemporary interior design, utilizing a warm, amber-toned palette that anchors the collection. The editorial makes expert use of natural light and studio strobe setups to emphasize the intricate textures of the wardrobe, from vibrant cable-knit ensembles and sheer crochet midi dresses to structured leather pieces. Makeup artist Valentina Raimondi ensures the styling remains understated yet polished, allowing the bold silhouettes and complex textile details of the clothing to take center stage. The composition is clean and minimalist, relying on structured wood-paneled backdrops and sleek furnishings to frame the subject, resulting in a series that reads as a sophisticated exploration of portraiture and lifestyle imagery. By balancing soft, even lighting with sharp, editorial precision, the project successfully elevates the garments into a visual narrative that is as grounded as it is luxurious. This collaborative effort demonstrates a masterful grasp of composition, proving how thoughtful creative direction can transform a fashion editorial into a cohesive, evocative experience that resonates far beyond the printed page.

Hande Ercel on Grazia Italy magazine cover wearing a purple lace top and grey skirt, holding a fur coat. Project

Grazia Italy · Hande Erçel Grazia Italy October 2025 Cover

Hande Erçel features as the cover star for the October 2025 issue of Grazia Italy, captured in an editorial portrait session. Creative direction is led by Maha Haider, with photography by Riccardo Apostolico. The imagery adopts a polished, vertical aesthetic, focusing on styling details including a lilac lace halter top, tweed-textured skirt, and statement diamond jewellery. The production involved a collaborative creative team, including fashion director Inan Kirdemir, hair stylist Elisa Rampi, and makeup artist Luca Cianciolo.

Singer Giorgia posing on the cover of Grazia Italy in wide-leg patterned trousers and a matching bralette against a red backdrop. Project

Grazia Italy · Giorgia Grazia Italy November 2025 Cover

Grazia Italy presents the November 2025 cover, featuring Italian singer Giorgia in an editorial portrait session. Creative direction by Maha Haider balances bold geometry with a refined textile focus, highlighting high-waisted houndstooth tailoring and lace detailing against a stark, high-contrast studio backdrop. Photographer Riccardo Apostolico captures the subject within a saturated crimson and magenta environment. The final composition integrates graphic editorial typography to complete the cover layout, utilising soft light to maintain a clean, high-fashion aesthetic.

Lucia Pica posing over her shoulder showcasing her birthmark on the cover of Grazia Italy magazine. Project

Grazia Italy · Grazia Italy Sept 26, 2024 Cover: Lucia Pica

This cover feature for the September 26, 2024 issue of Grazia Italy showcases creative director and makeup artist Lucia Pica in a portrait captured by photographer Antoni Ciufo. The editorial image utilizes soft light against a clean studio backdrop, highlighting Pica’s natural appearance. Styling for the shoot includes hair work by Kyoko Kishita and nail artistry by Jessica Trochut. The layout features vertical typography, integrating the publication's bold blue masthead into the portrait composition.