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Featured Harper's Bazaar Arabia projects

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

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · The Original Supernova

Harper’s Bazaar Arabia presents 'The Original Supernova,' a fashion editorial feature showcasing supermodel Natalia Vodianova. The project centres on a series of portraits that blend high-fashion couture with clean, minimalist styling. Throughout the imagery, the execution leans into a warm colour palette of peaches, creams, and blush tones, grounded by a soft light aesthetic that emphasizes texture and fine jewellery details. The layout integrates classic magazine design, pairing portraiture with typographic interview spreads. The editorial relies on a soft-focus approach to create an ethereal atmosphere, utilizing a mix of sculptural silhouettes and delicate floral elements. Photography by Álvaro Gracia and styling by Nour Bou Ezz define the visual identity of this feature, which focuses on elevated, polished composition across multiple double-page spreads.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Cool Aid

Harper's Bazaar Arabia presents 'Cool Aid,' a fashion editorial featuring model Julieta Gracia. The series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing high-key studio lighting and monochrome palettes to highlight sharp silhouettes and intricate textile textures. The project was captured by photographer Vladimir Martí with production by Steff Hawker. Across the set, the styling emphasizes clean, graphic lines and curated luxury jewelry against a stark white seamless backdrop.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Rebel Rebel

Rebel Rebel, a high-end fashion editorial series for Harper's Bazaar Arabia, features model Saadia Bodenmann in a sequence of intimate, vertical compositions. Photographed by Álvaro Gracia, the project leans into a warm aesthetic, utilizing both clean studio lighting and grainy, analogue film techniques to highlight sculptural silhouettes and detailed accessories. The styling emphasizes texture and contrast, pairing vibrant yellow backdrops with structured garments and prominent diamond jewelry. The creative execution was supported by hair stylist Jean-Luc Amarin, makeup artist Steven Canavan, and manicurist Nafissa Djabi, with casting by Jean-Marc Mondelet and production by Steff Hawker.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Asking for Mor

Harper’s Bazaar Arabia presents Asking for Mor, an editorial feature highlighting model Pooja Mor in a series of outdoor compositions. Photographed by Élio Nogueira, the project leans into a natural light aesthetic to capture contrasting textures across both vertical and horizontal formats. Fashion styling by Loizos Sofokleous anchors the visuals with high-jewelry statement pieces and formal silhouettes, ranging from plush fur-trimmed evening wear to intricate diamond chokers. The production team included hair stylist Mamrez Abbasi and makeup artist Manuela Balducci, who maintained a polished finish throughout the garden and meadow settings.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Written in the Stars: Chanel High Jewelry

Harper's Bazaar Arabia showcases the Chanel High Jewelry collection in 'Written in the Stars,' a series of editorial portraits focused on celestial-inspired craftsmanship. Photographed by Vladimir Martí, the series employs clean, high-key studio lighting and macro-focused framing to highlight the intricate detail of starburst diamond rings, pendants, and gemstone-set earrings. The project features model Aouatif Saadi, with styling that emphasizes a polished, refined aesthetic. The creative team includes hair stylist Jean-Luc Amarin and makeup artist Anna Sadamori, whose work complements the jewelry's radiant metallic finishes, while manicurist Nafissa Djabi adds fine-tuned detail to the close-up portraiture. Produced by Steff Hawker, the series leverages a minimal, soft blue-and-white color palette to keep the focus on the luxury accessories.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Modern Mastery

Harper’s Bazaar Arabia presents 'Modern Mastery,' a high-end fashion editorial that captures a series of sculptural black couture gowns. The shoot, captured on analogue film, pairs structured silhouettes with heavy diamond and gemstone high jewellery. Photographer Álvaro Gracia frames the subject against a muted, olive green textured background to highlight the intricate details of the pieces. The production features fashion styling by Enol Blasco, with hair by Maxime Mace and makeup artistry by Megumi Itano. Jean-Marc Mondelet and Steff Hawker managed production for the spread, which stars model Emma Goune.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Portrait of a Lady

Portrait of a Lady is a fashion editorial series for Harper’s Bazaar Arabia, produced by Steff Hawker. The collection leans into a moody, atmospheric aesthetic, utilising low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the interplay between shadow and rich interior textures. The series features a curated selection of luxury accessories and layered garments, including ombre knitwear, tailored wool coats, and patterned leather footwear. The imagery makes use of tactile backdrops, such as chinoiserie wallpaper, ornate baroque molding, and vintage tapestry, creating a polished, nostalgic look that emphasises material detail through soft, directional light.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Saba Mubarak

Harper's Bazaar Arabia showcases actress Saba Mubarak in a multi-faceted editorial series for its September Fashion Issue. Captured by photographer Simon Lipman, the imagery shifts between intimate, character-driven close-ups and dramatic, theatrical set pieces. The shoot leverages bold, high-contrast monochrome portraits alongside warm, ambient-lit sequences that lean into a nostalgic aesthetic, often utilizing flash and star-filter effects to highlight intricate metallic textures. Fashion editor and stylist Enol Blasco curated a range of formal and avant-garde looks, from embellished evening wear and feathered skirts to voluminous faux fur outerwear. The visual narrative extends to group portraits, featuring subjects in classic formal menswear to complement the series' cinematic focus. Jean-Luc Amarin provided hair styling, while Raffaele Romangoli oversaw makeup, maintaining a polished finish across both color and black-and-white executions. The production was supported by Miwa Moroki and Jean-Marc Mondelet.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Still Super

Harper's Bazaar Arabia presents Still Super, a fashion editorial feature showcasing model Helena Christensen. Photographed by Greg Lotus with fashion styling by Ayumi Perry, the series employs a high-contrast monochrome aesthetic to emphasize texture and architectural form. The imagery alternates between minimalist studio portraiture and expansive outdoor compositions set against manicured estate grounds. By utilizing natural light alongside graphic styling choices, the editorial captures a polished, editorial look that leans into complex geometries and layered textiles. Techniques such as analogue film capture and beauty light are utilized to enhance the depth of the monochrome compositions.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · HAUTE PURSUIT

HAUTE PURSUIT for Harper's Bazaar Arabia is a sprawling fashion editorial that plays with the juxtaposition of high-concept haute couture and everyday urban environments. Photographer Luis Monteiro and fashion editor Steven Doan place sculptural, high-fashion silhouettes into a variety of settings, ranging from the structured classical architecture of Paris to unexpected, gritty locales like a subterranean metro station, a grocery store aisle, and a delivery truck. The project leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, relying on natural light to highlight the intricate beadwork, voluminous ruffles, and dramatic textures of the collection. Through a mix of vibrant, saturated compositions and high-contrast monochrome imagery, the series focuses on form and architecture, framing the garments as objects that interact with their surroundings rather than just clothing.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Art & Craft

Harper's Bazaar Arabia presents Art & Craft, an editorial fashion series that explores the intersection of luxury apparel and architectural texture. The project contrasts intricate jewelry and textile details against rustic, stone-paved environments, utilizing natural light to emphasize the materiality of both the garments and the surrounding masonry. Photographer Amer Mohamad captures the editorial spread, which features recurring motifs of European-style stone architecture and industrial elements like riveted metal structures. The styling, supported by makeup artists Ali Riza Ozdemir and Michel Kiwarkis, balances high-fashion embellishments—including layered necklaces and metallic slip dresses—with desaturated, earthy backgrounds. The series leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, documented through both macro product views and wide-angle environmental portraits.

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Harper's Bazaar Arabia · Made to Measure

Harper's Bazaar Arabia presents 'Made to Measure', a fashion editorial that explores high-fashion elegance through a sculptural and theatrical lens. Photographed by Ryan Tandya, the series features model Amaëlle Gery showcased in a collection of voluminous silhouettes, ranging from structured couture gowns to avant-garde feathered headpieces. The project leans into a moody, surreal atmosphere, utilizing warm directional lighting and painterly, mottled backgrounds to elevate the intricate textures of the garments. With fashion styling by Mirko De Propris and hair styling by Sofien Semmache, the execution employs techniques such as analogue film aesthetics and dramatic colour grading to produce a glossy, atmospheric visual story.