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Featured Grey Magazine Italy projects

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

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Grey Magazine Italy · HER OWN KIND OF MUSIC

Grey Magazine Italy presents HER OWN KIND OF MUSIC, a fashion editorial project captured in a controlled studio environment. Photographed by Nicola Pagano, the series focuses on a moody, low-key aesthetic that relies on deep shadows and directional lighting to define the silhouettes and textures of the apparel. The editorial features model Izzy Hawken in a range of structured garments, from heavy coats and knitwear to tailored trousers. Makeup artist Cristina Bonetti contributes to the atmosphere with sharp, high-contrast applications. The project utilizes a desaturated palette and chiaroscuro techniques to maintain a clean, cinematic tone throughout the series.

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Grey Magazine Italy · Grey Magazine Italy July 2025 Digital Covers

Grey Magazine Italy presents its July 2025 digital covers, featuring an editorial series photographed by Alessandro Lo Faro under the creative direction of Editor-in-Chief Valentina Ilardi. The project comprises a collection of fashion portraits that lean into tactile textures and layered compositions, utilizing natural light to define the mood of each subject. Models Ine Michelmann, Nikki Franke, and Rafa Noah appear across the series, which shifts between gritty monochrome portraiture and vivid, high-contrast imagery. The work emphasizes varied visual techniques, moving from the sharp, angular shadows of hard light photography to the soft, diffused illumination found in more structured editorial frames. By incorporating elements like graphic murals and industrial textures, the digital covers establish a distinct aesthetic for the July publication.

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Grey Magazine Italy · La valigia dell'attore

La valigia dell'attore is a fashion editorial series produced for Grey Magazine Italy. The project captures model Simon Martyn through the lens of photographer Filippo Tarentini, leaning into a synthesis of studio portraiture and architectural location work. The imagery features a distinct monochrome aesthetic, frequently employing analogue film techniques to emphasize high-contrast textures and sharp, sculptural silhouettes. The series oscillates between minimalist, clean-lined compositions and gritty, low-key chiaroscuro lighting. Stylist work by Domenico Papa integrates detailed elements, such as frayed fringe and ornate metallic embellishments, against the stark, brutalist concrete backdrops. The work explores editorial form by juxtaposing intimate close-ups with full-length architectural framing.

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Grey Magazine Italy · SERENATA RAP

SERENATA RAP is a designer fashion editorial produced for Grey Magazine Italy. Photographed by Stefano Sciuto, the series explores a blend of contemporary and vintage-inspired aesthetics, utilizing a mix of monochrome and natural light color palettes to highlight layered textures and urban settings. The project features model Flor Mayer, whose versatile styling is elevated by hair design from Davide Nucara. Under the editorial direction of Editor-in-Chief Valentina Ilardi, the work leans into an analogue film aesthetic, capturing candid, clean compositions across diverse outdoor backdrops. The editorial employs a range of techniques including monochrome processing and earthy color grading to define its distinct visual narrative.

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Grey Magazine Italy · MEMENTO

Grey Magazine Italy presents MEMENTO, a fashion editorial project that explores the intersection of portraiture and experimental print layout. Under the art direction of Eleonora Gaspari and the lens of photographer Dino Junior Gulino, the series employs analogue techniques to create a gritty, tactile narrative. The imagery leans into a collage-based aesthetic, frequently incorporating grainy textures, multiple exposure effects, and high-contrast monochrome tones. By blending traditional studio portraiture with abstract overlays and raw paper-like backgrounds, the project achieves an artistic, documentary-style feel that emphasizes composition over conventional editorial polish.

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Grey Magazine Italy · Dedans et Dehors

Dedans et Dehors is a multi-faceted fashion editorial produced for Grey Magazine Italy. The project explores a contrast between structured studio minimalism and candid, observational photography, shifting between neutral backdrops and urban environments. Through a series of diptychs and individual portraits, the work juxtaposes crisp tailoring with textured, layered apparel. The series features editorial photography by Alex Brunet and Olga Varova, with creative direction overseen by Editor-in-Chief Valentina Ilardi. The visual narrative leverages analogue film techniques, incorporating natural light and visible grain to ground the high-fashion styling. Beauty direction includes hair by Simon Chossier and makeup by Giulio Panciera, with model Sophia Makibdji appearing across various setups.

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Grey Magazine Italy · STAGE FRIGHT

STAGE FRIGHT is a fashion editorial produced for Grey Magazine Italy. Photographed by Peppe Tortora, the series channels a moody, narrative-driven aesthetic that leans into cinematic compositions and soft, atmospheric lighting. The project features hair styling by Loris Rocchi and makeup artistry by Mary Cesardi, both of which complement the textured garments and controlled palette. The imagery relies on a grainy, analogue film texture and a mix of low-key chiaroscuro and natural light to establish a contemplative tone throughout the spread.

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Grey Magazine Italy · PORTRAY NEURALGIA

PORTRAY NEURALGIA for Grey Magazine Italy is a fashion editorial series captured by photographer and director Riccardo Albanese. The project explores raw, architectural forms and high-contrast textures, utilizing a monochrome palette to document both studio and location-based scenes. The series balances structural elements with human subjects, incorporating gritty, film-based aesthetics to define its visual tone. Key collaborators include producer Romina Piperno and makeup artist Giovanni Iovine, operating under the oversight of editor-in-chief Valentina Ilardi. The editorial leverages chiaroscuro techniques and analogue film grain to emphasize depth and atmosphere across its portrait and diptych layouts.