Harper's Bazaar Mexico
Featured Harper's Bazaar Mexico projects
This week's top Harper's Bazaar Mexico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Andres Baida
Harper's Bazaar Mexico captures actor Andres Baida in a sprawling fashion editorial set against rustic, outdoor landscapes. The series leans into earthy textures and raw environments, utilizing weathered wooden structures, dense pine forests, and dry meadows to ground the styling. Photographer Alex Salinas uses warm natural light to highlight the detailed knitwear, denim, and layered garments worn by the subject. The feature, overseen by Editor-in-Chief Majo Guzman, balances high-contrast monochrome portraits with expansive, colour-rich scenes. The execution emphasizes a candid, contemplative mood, captured with an editorial, vertical framing that highlights the interplay between heavy fabrics and the surrounding natural settings.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Alto Contraste
Alto Contraste is an editorial series for Harper's Bazaar Mexico featuring model Athiec Geng. The project explores bold color palettes and architectural fashion, captured through a clean, studio-focused lens that emphasizes sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast styling. Photographed by JuanKr with fashion editing and styling by Caterina Ospina Buitrago, the series relies on analogue film techniques to build its aesthetic. The work balances sharp, graphic compositions with softer, intimate portraiture, utilizing varied lighting setups—from clean studio beauty light to evocative chiaroscuro—to highlight intricate garment details and textures. The production includes hair styling by Jesus De Paula and makeup by Antonio Romero, rounding out a minimalist approach that brings focus to the interplay of form and color.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Maravillas BAJO EL MAR
Harper's Bazaar Mexico explores the intersection of high jewelry and marine biology in 'Maravillas BAJO EL MAR.' This fashion editorial series frames intricate diamond-encrusted necklaces, brooches, and rings against organic textures like white sea coral, volcanic stone, and conch shells. Photographer Fernando Rodriguez 'Nobody' employs a moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting scheme to contrast the raw, calcified surfaces of marine specimens with the sharp, crystalline brilliance of yellow gold and gemstones. Detailed retouching by Nicolas Beltramino ensures the high-polish metallic finishes remain the focal point within each curated, tactile composition.
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