Harper's Bazaar Brazil
Featured Harper's Bazaar Brazil projects
This week's top Harper's Bazaar Brazil projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Brasil, De Fora Para Dentro
Brasil, De Fora Para Dentro for Harper's Bazaar Brazil captures the essence of contemporary identity, masterfully blending the raw energy of coastal living with the polished precision of luxury fashion. Under the creative direction of Kleber Matheus, the project serves as an evocative fashion editorial that transcends standard glossy aesthetics, opting instead for a documentary-style approach that feels both authentic and aspirational. Photographer Ángel Castellanos leans into the interplay of natural light, utilizing golden hour warmth and high-contrast chiaroscuro to frame the subjects against Brazil’s iconic landscapes. From the urban grit of a textured highway to the serenity of a sun-drenched shoreline, the imagery balances structural silhouettes with fluid, relaxed styling. Featuring model Laiza de Moura, the campaign highlights intricate details—such as vibrant floral accents, layered gold jewelry, and bold, netted textiles—which are brought to life through seamless hair styling by Claudio Belizario. The collection of diptychs employs cinematic framing and live-action techniques to weave together disparate narratives, creating a rhythm that feels less like a traditional photoshoot and more like a visual odyssey. By juxtaposing overhead drone shots with intimate, sun-kissed portraits, the project presents a multidimensional look at fashion, successfully positioning the luxury lifestyle as deeply rooted in a vibrant, tactile, and distinctly Brazilian context that is both timeless and deeply modern.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Stay Cool
Harper's Bazaar Brazil explores seasonal transitions in 'Stay Cool,' a menswear editorial captured by photographer Stéphanie Volpato. The series features model Marnix Eyckmans in a rural, outdoor setting that balances rustic textures with modern tailoring. Styling by Fanelie Patras emphasizes an organic aesthetic, utilizing sheer fabrics, open-weave knits, and oversized silhouettes against varied backgrounds of weathered wood, stone walls, and open meadow landscapes. The production leans into natural light, employing clean compositions and high-contrast black-and-white photography to highlight the tactile details of the collection.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Bazaar Look
Bazaar Look is a fashion editorial project produced for Harper's Bazaar Brazil. The series features a collection of portraits and full-length shots that emphasize menswear tailoring, textured fabrics, and sculptural silhouettes. Captured by photographer Jorge Ewald with creative direction by Kleber Matheus, the project maintains a consistent aesthetic through editorial restraint. The imagery utilizes studio-focused compositions, moving between monochrome palettes and high-contrast color schemes. By layering garments and focusing on clean, directional lighting, the work explores the interplay of fabric, form, and posture across varied settings.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Jeans Refle-tido
Jeans Refle-tido is a fashion editorial produced for Harper's Bazaar Brazil. The project explores denim through a contemporary lens, focusing on reconstructed silhouettes, experimental layering, and the material quality of the fabric. Photographer Jonathan Zamora and creative director Kleber Matheus lean into a stark, minimalist visual language to center the garments, utilizing high-key studio lighting to define textures and structural tailoring. The series features models Allexia de Jesus and Ana Jorge in a variety of avant-garde and relaxed denim-based ensembles. The execution prioritizes clean composition and sharp focus, with techniques ranging from hard light to soft, diffused lighting to manage the interplay between the subjects and the minimalist backdrop. The project maintains a consistent aesthetic across all portraiture and full-length shots, grounding the styling in a clinical, clean environment.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Harper's Bazaar Brazil and C&A September 2025 Cover
Harper’s Bazaar Brazil partners with C&A for this September 2025 editorial cover feature, highlighting a focused fashion story captured in a studio setting. Photographer Jonathan Zamora leads the visual execution, working under the creative direction of Kleber Matheus to place model Allexia de Jesus at the center of the frame. The imagery utilizes a clean minimalist backdrop to emphasize the denim-on-denim styling and incorporates distorted mirrored reflections to introduce a graphic, editorial quality to the portraiture. Bold yellow typography complements the composition, maintaining the magazine's established visual identity.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Photography Lufre
Harper's Bazaar Brazil presents a high-fashion editorial featuring model Caroline Trentini, captured by photographer Lufre. This series of studio portraits highlights a tactile, layered wardrobe and clean aesthetic across a range of looks, from structured tailoring to voluminous fur and sheer lace garments. The project features creative direction by Kleber Matheus and fashion styling by Pedro Sales, emphasizing movement and drapery through fluid silhouettes. Utilizing soft, diffused studio lighting and a minimalist palette, the editorial maintains a consistent focus on texture and form. Makeup by Rodrigo Costa supports the clean, editorial tone, with post-production work provided by retoucher Matheus Freitas.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Harper's Bazaar Brazil April 2025 Covers
For the April 2025 edition of Harper's Bazaar Brazil, photographer Hick Duarte delivers a series of editorial covers featuring model Shirley Mallmann. The production leans into a polished, high-contrast aesthetic, juxtaposing structured tailoring with unconventional color palettes. Styling by Marcell Maia anchors the composition, pairing deep burgundy textures with vibrant accents like sky-blue hosiery and chartreuse leather. Makeup artist Daniel Hernandez completes the look with bold matte tones and clean, graphic beauty applications, all captured under precise soft light to maintain a balanced, editorial finish.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · O Novo Sexy
O Novo Sexy for Harper's Bazaar Brazil serves as a contemporary fashion editorial series that interrogates modern silhouettes and high-end styling. The project relies on a deliberate, minimalist studio approach, utilising clean seamless backgrounds and precise, high-contrast lighting to shift the focus toward structural forms and texture. Photographer Bob Wolfenson captures the series alongside creative director Kleber Matheus, with Karoline Niek featured as the lead model. The editorial leans into a monochromatic and moody aesthetic, using natural light and beauty light techniques to define the interplay between shadow and the curated wardrobe choices. With makeup by Ivan Barria, the production emphasises sculptural body lines and a refined, contemplative tone.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Harpers Bazaar Brazil October 2026 C ...
Harper's Bazaar Brazil features model Karoline Niek on the cover of the October 2026 issue. Captured by photographer Bob Wolfenson with creative direction from Kleber Matheus, the editorial cover leans into a polished aesthetic, pairing a structured silver jacket with a fluid yellow shirt. The composition is defined by a clean, minimalist approach, utilising bright, even lighting to emphasize texture. Featuring makeup artistry by Ivan Barria, the cover image maintains a direct and sharp visual language throughout.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Maresia
Maresia is a fashion editorial series produced for Harper's Bazaar Brazil, featuring model Luiza Perote in a collection of images that explore varied domestic and garden settings. The project features creative direction by Kleber Matheus and photography by Lufre, resulting in a series that shifts between high-contrast monochrome studio work and moody, narrative-driven scenes. The editorial makes use of natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize sculptural jewelry and intricate floral patterns. Retouching for the project was completed by Matheus Freitas, with makeup artistry provided by Rodrigo Costa. The series combines classic editorial portraiture with stylized, unconventional environments, leaning into a mixture of earthy tones and cool-toned lighting to define its visual character.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · Debut
Harper's Bazaar Brazil explores texture and form in the fashion editorial project, Debut. Under the creative direction of Kleber Matheus, the series leans into clean studio aesthetics and expressive portraiture. The imagery incorporates a mix of vibrant, saturated color palettes alongside high-contrast monochrome treatments to highlight intricate garment details. Photographer Lufre captures the cast—including Erika Barletta, Isabel Alves, Lais Garcia, Sabryna Oliveira, and Stephane Kumm—through a range of editorial setups. The work utilizes a variety of techniques, moving from sharp, bright studio lighting to grainy, analogue-inspired finishes, supported by retouching from Matheus Freitas.
Project Harper's Bazaar Brazil · VIC
The VIC editorial project for Harper's Bazaar Brazil presents a series of portraits featuring model Victoria Blecher, defined by a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic. The photography, captured by Lufre, utilizes high-contrast monochrome tones and bright lighting to focus on garment textures and modern tailoring. Creative direction by Kleber Matheus shapes the series, which leans into raw, atmospheric moods through dynamic posing and layering. Technical execution involves sharp, directional lighting to emphasize sculptural lines and sheer fabrics. Guilherme Casagrande provided hair styling, with retouching services by Matheus Freitas.
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