Harper's Bazaar France
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Featured Harper's Bazaar France projects
This week's top Harper's Bazaar France projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Crista Leonard & Gary David Moore
This fashion editorial feature for Harper's Bazaar France highlights a series of seasonal looks through a clean, minimalist lens. Captured by photographer Crista Leonard with fashion styling by Gary David Moore, the collection leans into tactile contrasts, pairing structured leather accessories with draped knitwear and satin textiles. The imagery employs soft, natural light and occasional flash to accentuate the silhouettes of model Merel Roggeveen. Across various studio and architectural settings, the composition maintains a consistent editorial polish, emphasizing form and material over narrative. Casting for the series was provided by Arthur Méjean.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Stella
Harper’s Bazaar France presents 'Stella,' a fashion editorial featuring model Stella Hanan. Photographed by Theo Sion, the series explores tailored silhouettes and textured outerwear across a range of studio environments. The editorial, styled by Alice Goddard, shifts between high-contrast monochrome compositions and moody, directional hard lighting. The creative team includes hair stylist Franziska Presche and makeup artist Thom Walker, with manicurist Saffron Goddard completing the production details.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Mathilda & Ella
Captured by photographer David Sims for Harper’s Bazaar France, 'Mathilda & Ella' is a fashion editorial series that oscillates between raw, high-contrast monochrome studio portraits and warm, retro-infused interior narratives. The project leans into a gritty, cinematic aesthetic, pairing voluminous leather textures and sharp tailoring with spontaneous, candid energy. Fashion editor and stylist Emmanuelle Alt curates the wardrobe, featuring a blend of retro-inspired silhouettes, structured leather, and vivid knitwear. The production is rounded out by detailed set design from Poppy Bartlett, which grounds the editorial in an immersive, nostalgic environment. The visuals are punctuated by precise hair styling from Paul Hanlon and bold, graphic makeup by Yadim, all while showcasing the dynamic presence of models Mathilda Gvarliani and Ella Dalton.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Libby
Captured by photographer Drew Vickers, this editorial fashion spread for Harper's Bazaar France explores form and movement through a series of dynamic studio portraits. Featuring model Libby Taverner, the project utilises a mix of high-key minimalism and dramatic chiaroscuro lighting to highlight the structural details of the garments. The production features fashion direction by Elodie David Touboul, with hair styling by Kalle Eklund and makeup by Thomas De Kluyver. Through a blend of monochrome aesthetics and rich, saturated palettes, the series focuses on tactile fabric textures and expressive poses. The production team also included manicurist Hanae Goumri and set designer Sati Leonne, with casting led by Helena Balladino and Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · NOUVEAUX TALISMANS
Harper’s Bazaar France presents Nouveaux Talismans, a sophisticated fashion editorial that masterfully interrogates the interplay between raw materiality and refined luxury. Under the creative direction of Franck Durand, the project channels a sense of quiet intensity, juxtaposing the organic irregularities of hand-wrought gold jewelry against the polished, industrial surfaces of vinyl and leather. Photographer Marek Chorzepa employs a masterful command of light throughout the series, alternating between the soft, directional quality of natural light and the precise, controlled brilliance of studio strobe setups. The editorial portraits, styled by Met Kilinc, lean into a minimalist aesthetic, where the tactile complexity of lace and ruffled leather serves as a canvas for intricate, layered pendants and druzy stones. Macro imagery of the accessories underscores the collection’s focus on craftsmanship, elevating the hardware to the status of modern relics. With hair styling by Pål Berdahl and casting curated by Piergiorgio Del Moro, the project feels both grounded and aspirational. By stripping away visual clutter, the campaign achieves a crisp, high-end editorial rhythm that defines the contemporary intersection of accessory design and luxury fashion media. This synthesis of portraiture and commercial product photography creates a cohesive, tactile narrative, proving that the true power of a talisman lies in the deliberate, delicate fusion of form and texture.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · L’OR EN TENSION
In L’OR EN TENSION, Harper's Bazaar France delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to focus on the interplay between light, skin, and precious metal. Under the creative direction of Franck Durand and the artistic guidance of Anaïs Mesmacque and Lise de Martino, this jewellery-focused campaign channels an aesthetic of refined, high-fashion restraint. Photographer Jean Marques captures the collection through a series of intentional compositions, utilizing a mix of soft natural light and precise studio strobe setups to emphasize the tactile quality of gold against deep skin tones. Styled by Daria Di Gennaro, the project marries sculptural jewelry with elevated, everyday wardrobe staples like crisp white button-downs and cozy knits, grounding the luxury accessories in a tangible, wearable reality. The imagery leans into macro photography to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of quilted cuffs and diamond-encrusted rings, while the clean, high-key framing ensures the focus remains squarely on the form and luster of the pieces. With contributions from set designer Nicolas Mur, who maintains a stark, elegant backdrop, and the precise touch of manicurist Sylvie Vacca, the project achieves a balanced, sophisticated tension. Every frame serves as a testament to the power of deliberate detail, presenting luxury not just as an object to be admired, but as an essential element of modern style.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · L’effet miroir
In the luxury fashion editorial project L’effet miroir for Harper's Bazaar France, the creative team explores the intimate relationship between the subject and their reflection through a series of evocative, lifestyle-driven compositions. Under the precise creative direction of Franck Durand, the project channels a sophisticated, candid atmosphere that feels both voyeuristic and deeply personal. Photographed by Mauro Maglione, the series makes expert use of natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of high-end fabrics, from intricate lattice-patterned midi skirts to structured moss green handbags. The styling, curated by Anita Szymczak, balances minimalism with bold textural contrasts, allowing garments like a white feathered mini skirt or a textured tweed jacket to serve as the visual centerpiece. By leveraging the reflective surfaces of mirrors and warm, wood-paneled dressing rooms, the team creates a quiet, cinematic dialogue that feels distinctly editorial in nature. Art direction from Anaïs Mesmacque and Lise de Martino ensures a cohesive, clean aesthetic that feels grounded in contemporary luxury. Through the steady presence of model Bebe Parnell, the imagery captures a sense of spontaneous elegance, successfully transforming the act of getting dressed into a high-fashion narrative. This work highlights the intersection of portraiture and commercial fashion, offering a compelling study of modern style that emphasizes both the garment and the human experience behind the lens.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Paris after Dark
Harper's Bazaar France presents 'Paris after Dark,' a series of editorial beauty and fashion portraits. Photographed by Mark Kean, the project features model Alix Bouthors in a sequence of varied styling and makeup treatments, ranging from clean studio portraiture to high-contrast monochrome imagery. Fashion direction is led by Elodie David Touboul, with creative collaboration from hair stylist Tom Wright and makeup artist Thom Walker. The photography utilises both soft beauty light and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to explore texture and expression, leaning into the raw, emotive aesthetic of modern editorial photography.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Free Style
Free Style is a fashion editorial series for Harper's Bazaar France that explores the intersection of high-concept winter knitwear and avant-garde silhouettes. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a restrained, light-filled studio environment to accentuate the tactile qualities of oversized puff sleeves, tactile wools, and sculptural faux furs. The series features a range of bold, monochromatic ensembles contrasted against subtle, desaturated palettes. By employing clean, soft lighting and intentional layering, the work highlights the geometry of performance-inspired outerwear and modern knit silhouettes. Throughout the editorial, the imagery maintains a sharp, vertical focus, balancing clean compositions with expressive styling.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Un Jour de Neige
Un Jour de Neige is a fashion editorial produced for Harper's Bazaar France, defined by a minimalist approach to high-fashion portraiture. Photographer Marie Deteneuille captures model Stella Hanan against stark, white studio backdrops, creating a graphic frame that centres on the sculptural silhouettes of the winter wardrobe. The editorial leans into tactile complexity through the use of dense furs, feathers, and fringe, juxtaposed against clean-lined accessories. With fashion styling by Berenger Pelc, the series explores high-contrast forms, utilising soft and high-key lighting to delineate the volumes of the garments. The creative team also features hair styling by Joseph Pujalte, makeup by Christine Corbel, and manicures by Lora de Sousa, maintaining a sharp, polished aesthetic throughout.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · EN PISTE
EN PISTE for Harper's Bazaar France is a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of alpine-inspired silhouettes and minimalist studio portraiture. Photographed by Iñigo Awewave with fashion styling by Anita Szymczak, the series features model Ruiyi Zhang in a range of structured outerwear and tactile knitwear that leans into graphic detailing and sculptural proportions. The project utilizes a refined aesthetic, oscillating between clean white seamless backgrounds and warm, vertical wood-paneled sets designed by Jeanne Briand. The imagery emphasizes material contrast, pairing fuzzy textures and felted wool with polished accessories and technical gear, all captured through soft, diffused studio lighting.
Project Harper's Bazaar France · Les Yeux De Lara
Les Yeux De Lara is a fashion editorial feature for Harper's Bazaar France. The series explores bold tactile aesthetics through a collection of studio and location portraits that emphasize intricate layering and high-fashion accessories. The work frequently utilizes animal prints—including leopard and zebra patterns—paired with voluminous feathered, fur, and patent leather garments to create a strong visual narrative. Techniques employed across the series range from clean, high-key studio lighting to moody, low-key chiaroscuro setups. Several images lean into a monochrome aesthetic, utilizing analogue-style film quality and high-contrast grading to highlight the silhouettes and textures of the avant-garde styling.
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