Grazia Malaysia
Featured Grazia Malaysia projects
This week's top Grazia Malaysia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Grazia Malaysia · Tokyo Park
Tokyo Park for Grazia Malaysia is a masterclass in editorial fashion, where the stark, industrial bones of Tokyo provide a vibrant backdrop for high-concept styling. Photographer Tak Sugita leans into the intersection of urban landscape and high-end couture, capturing a series of portraits that move beyond traditional seasonal fashion spreads. By utilizing natural light to highlight the intricate interplay of textures—from heavy pleated fabrics and translucent organza to plush faux-fur—the project establishes a cinematic rhythm that feels both grounded and surreal. Fashion Editor Maria Teresa Strippoli curates a bold aesthetic, layering eclectic elements like bright knit hosiery and striking accessories against the iconic red lattice of Tokyo Tower and the gritty, snow-dusted surfaces of city parking lots. With model Suzi Leenaars embodying a dynamic range of movement and stoic presence, the editorial narrative balances minimalism with dramatic color-blocking. The inclusion of subtle 35mm film grain and varied low-angle compositions invites a documentary-style intimacy, effectively softening the sharp geometric lines of the city. This project serves as a sophisticated testament to the power of environmental storytelling in designer fashion, where every frame is meticulously staged to elevate the garment into a piece of living, breathing art while maintaining the quiet, meditative quality of an overcast winter day.
Project Grazia Malaysia · Prima Donna
Prima Donna is a fashion editorial series for Grazia Malaysia, captured by photographer Jingyu Lin. The story explores high-fashion silhouettes and tactile materiality, juxtaposing voluminous textures—from plush faux furs and feathers to intricate crochet and heavy bouclé tweed—against both minimal studio backdrops and domestic architectural settings. Stylist Jungle Lin curates a bold, eclectic wardrobe that emphasizes structural tailoring and ornate details. The editorial leans into a moody, clean aesthetic, utilizing soft, natural light to define silhouettes and highlight rich material contrasts. The production features set design by Laura Hughes and hair and makeup by Chika Nishiyama and Tomoyo Pattou, respectively, framing model Lexy Hearn across a variety of graphic and minimalist compositions.
Project Grazia Malaysia · Fil Rouge
Fil Rouge for Grazia Malaysia is a high-contrast fashion editorial series featuring model Xinjun Yang. Photographed by Alberto Alaggio, the project explores the interplay between human form and sculptural still life through a recurring diptych composition. Fashion editor and stylist Mirko De Propris curates a series of minimalist silhouettes and textured garments, juxtaposed against macro natural elements and vibrant, chromatic accents. With hair styling by Loris Rocchi and makeup by Eleonora Juglair, the work leans into clean, directional lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to anchor the visual narrative.
Project Grazia Malaysia · This is the way my life unfolds
Grazia Malaysia presents 'This is the way my life unfolds,' a fashion editorial series that explores structure and silhouette through a minimalist lens. The project leans into graphic compositions and clean studio aesthetics, utilizing both soft, diffused lighting and hard, high-contrast directional beams to emphasize the texture of the wardrobe. Styling by Carlos Mangubat anchors the series in avant-garde tailoring, featuring structured capes, voluminous shearling coats, and monochromatic pleated ensembles. Hair and makeup by Ashleigh Carpenter maintain a consistent, polished look with slicked-back styling and natural, clean makeup applications. The editorial moves between controlled studio environments and direct natural light, allowing the interplay of light and shadow to define the graphic shapes of the garments.
Project Grazia Malaysia · A muse of one's own
A muse of one's own, an editorial feature for Grazia Malaysia, explores a spectrum of sartorial silhouettes through the lens of photographer Diego Lorenzo Jose. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a blend of controlled soft studio lighting and natural daylight to define the textures of the featured garments. Fashion editor and creative director Carlos Mangubat curates a series of distinct looks, ranging from structured menswear-inspired tailoring and sleek satin evening wear to intricate lace and vibrant graphic beauty statements. Model Anisha Sandhu serves as the central figure, moving through neutral architectural settings and expansive outdoor spaces. The editorial relies on clean, editorial compositions that emphasize both the fluidity of the styling and the tactile details of the collection.
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