Harper's Bazaar China
Featured Harper's Bazaar China projects
This week's top Harper's Bazaar China projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · GIACOMETTI SPECIAL
In a sophisticated homage to the existentialist forms of Alberto Giacometti, the Giacometti Special for Harper's Bazaar China masterfully bridges the gap between high fashion and fine art. Under the visionary creative direction of Dou Qianlin Latrubesse, the editorial spread navigates the intersection of structural minimalism and human vulnerability. Photographer Ziqian Wang employs a dual approach, oscillating between low-key chiaroscuro lighting that casts deep, atmospheric shadows in wood-paneled interiors and high-key, hard light techniques that emphasize the raw, sculptural silhouettes of the models. Models Rosalieke Fuchs and Sara Caballero bring a poised, almost architectural presence to the work, their movements echoing the elongated, attenuated proportions characteristic of Giacometti’s bronze figures. The styling, punctuated by heavy fringe and velvet textures, is elevated by the intricate hair work of Quentin Lafforgue and the refined, understated makeup artistry of Marie Dufresne. By placing the figures against both minimalist white backdrops and intimate, light-drenched residential settings, the team creates a narrative that feels both performative and deeply personal. This fashion feature succeeds as a dialogue between the tactile reality of couture and the abstract emotional weight of modern sculpture, resulting in a moody, visually arresting editorial that demands a slow, contemplative engagement from the viewer. The project stands as a testament to the power of artistic collaboration in the contemporary media and entertainment landscape.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Early summer garden scene
Captured for Harper's Bazaar China, this fashion editorial project titled Early summer garden scene masterfully balances the organic textures of nature with the sharp geometry of contemporary high fashion. Photographer Xiuyu Chang orchestrates a visual narrative that oscillates between the tactile intensity of a sun-drenched garden and the cool, structured symmetry of an empty theater. Model Wenyu Zhao anchors each frame with a calm, deliberate gaze, moving fluidly between vibrant, high-fashion silhouettes and more introspective, low-key portraiture. By pairing a striking yellow trench coat against teal theater seating alongside more grounded, earth-toned garden studies, the series showcases an impressive range of stylistic versatility. The use of natural light brings a crisp clarity to the knit fabrics and woven accessories, while a masterfully executed black and white portrait—rendered with the distinct depth of analogue film—utilizes dramatic hair movement and chiaroscuro techniques to offer a timeless, sophisticated aesthetic. Whether leaning into lifestyle-inspired composition or classic portraiture, the project maintains a cohesive, cinematic tension. This collection thrives by emphasizing the interplay between color, texture, and geometry, proving that editorial minimalism can be both visually quiet and intellectually loud. Through the lens of Chang, the imagery transcends standard fashion documentation, resulting in a series of portraits that feel simultaneously modern and deeply rooted in the traditions of high-end editorial photography.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Harper's Bazaar China November 2025 Digital Cover
Harper's Bazaar China’s November 2025 digital cover story presents a high-fashion exploration of harvest-inspired themes, blending organic agricultural elements with structured, modern tailoring. The series relies on a tactile aesthetic, juxtaposing raw textures like dried straw, garlic bulbs, and cherry tomatoes against refined luxury pieces. Photographed by Ren Haihua with fashion styling by Zhi Yong, the editorial utilizes soft light and moody chiaroscuro techniques to highlight intricate material details. The portraits feature models Ning Jinyi and Qun Ye, with makeup by Mountain Gao providing a radiant, warm-toned finish that balances the earthy palette of the shoot.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Where Paris Whispers
Where Paris Whispers is a fashion editorial series produced for Harper's Bazaar China. Shot on location in an urban setting, the imagery captures a series of dynamic, candid poses against classic European architectural backdrops, including ornate metal railings, stone walls, and canal-side vistas. Photographer Dalong Yang employs a distinct aesthetic that oscillates between high-contrast monochrome and warm, natural light compositions. The work utilizes an editorial approach to document layered, contemporary fashion, favoring the textured quality associated with analogue film to heighten the cinematic atmosphere of the urban environment.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Time Blow
Time Blow is a fashion editorial series produced for Harper's Bazaar China. The project features model Xinye Wang, captured through the lens of photographer Greg Lin Jiajie with fashion styling by Zhi Yong. The series leans into a high-contrast, editorial aesthetic, utilising clean, balanced lighting to highlight the interaction between fluid fabric movements and structured studio environments. The imagery captures dynamic poses set against minimal backdrops and architectural wooden elements, emphasizing the textural layering of silk scarves, leather, and tiered tulle. A concluding collage composition grounds the editorial in a tactile, process-oriented framing.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Harper's Bazaar China August 2025 Digital Cover
This digital cover for Harper's Bazaar China’s August 2025 issue leans into a tactile, editorial aesthetic. Photographed by Yuchu He, the top-down composition centers on a collection of symbolic objects, including astrology cards and crystals, arranged with a saturated color palette. Fashion styling by Renty Wu anchors the arrangement, which incorporates a variety of materials ranging from glass and plastic to raw quartz and citrus. The final image captures a playful sensibility, utilizing soft light to unify the disparate textures within the frame.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Be A Warrior Who Is Not Defined
Harper's Bazaar China explores structured silhouettes and industrial aesthetics in the editorial project Be A Warrior Who Is Not Defined. The imagery features models Riley Woodell and an additional subject set against weathered, textured backdrops that evoke an atmospheric and raw visual narrative. Photographed by Rachel Thalia, the series relies on low-key / chiaroscuro lighting and desaturated tones to emphasize the intricate layering of the garments. The styling integrates sharp architectural elements, from chainmail hoods to vibrant geometric accessories, resulting in a moody and cinematic presentation.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · The Sharp Edge of Elites Through the Lens
Harper's Bazaar China presents 'The Sharp Edge of Elites Through the Lens,' a fashion editorial series featuring model Dae Na. The collection leans into an atmospheric aesthetic, utilizing monochrome and low-key lighting to emphasize the structural silhouettes of contemporary menswear. Photographer Tianzheng Yun employs a clean, studio-based approach to capture the collection's tailoring. The editorial aesthetic is further defined by the fashion styling of Ayumi Perry and grooming by Hiro Yonemoto, who work in tandem to highlight texture and form. The series makes frequent use of natural light and analogue film techniques to achieve its polished, editorial tone.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Harper's Bazaar China February 2025 Covers
Harper's Bazaar China presents a series of editorial covers for the February 2025 issue, captured by photographers Chen Man and Mario Wang. The visual narrative centres on traditional cultural motifs, integrating festive elements like illuminated lanterns, intricate dragon sculptures, and hand-painted kites to ground the fashion editorial in a distinct, seasonal aesthetic. The series explores a variety of lighting techniques, ranging from soft natural light and golden hour warmth to dramatic, low-key chiaroscuro that highlights the textures of the featured garments. With fashion styling by Wang Hao and editorial oversight by Kun Yu, the images employ a clean vertical composition that balances bold graphic typography with detailed subject placement. The collection extends to include varied formats, such as flat-lay arrangements, to frame the magazine’s contemporary perspective on traditional forms.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Harper's Bazaar China March 2025 Covers: The Chinese Design Issues
Harper's Bazaar China presents its March 2025 Chinese Design Issue, featuring an editorial series that spotlights structured, avant-garde silhouettes. The covers focus on high-fashion composition, moving between stark monochrome tones and warm, floral-heavy imagery. Photographers Wang Lei and Jiang Kun collaborate with fashion stylist Frankie Zheng to anchor the editorial, which features models Yilan Hua and Ying Ouyang. The aesthetic relies on clean studio lighting, leveraging chiaroscuro effects and neutral backdrops to emphasize the experimental garment structures. Hair stylist Youhua Xu and makeup artist Clive.x provide the beauty direction, balancing high-contrast portraiture with elaborate headwear and floral detailing.
Project Harper's Bazaar China · Carla Bruni
Harper's Bazaar China presents a definitive fashion editorial featuring Carla Bruni. The series leans into a refined, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing monochrome studio portraiture to emphasize texture and tailoring across a variety of structured silhouettes. The imagery cycles through sharp leather outerwear, tailored suiting, and fluid layered garments, maintaining a consistent focus on the subject. Photographer Chris Colls captures the editorial with clean, soft lighting and a neutral seamless backdrop. The project employs techniques including analogue film and monochrome processing to achieve a timeless editorial quality, prioritizing a candid and relaxed energy throughout the fashion feature.
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