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.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Una historia escrita a mano
Una historia escrita a mano is a refined fashion editorial produced for Harper's Bazaar Mexico, featuring model Juana Burga. Photographed by Alex Salinas, the series leans into a sophisticated urban aesthetic, oscillating between minimalist studio environments and textured exterior backdrops such as weathered red brick and waterfront promenades. The project maintains a consistent focus on structured silhouettes and textile detail, utilizing natural light to highlight the contrast between tailored garments and architectural geometry. With creative direction from Editor-in-Chief Majo Guzman and styling by Rafael Linares, the editorial employs a mix of monochrome and desaturated palettes to establish its tone. Additional credits include hair by Niko Weddle and makeup by Claudia Oyanedel, ensuring a polished finish throughout the shoot. The imagery leverages clean compositions and analogue film techniques to capture the subjects with a timeless, editorial sensibility.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · En Equilibre
In the series En Equilibre for Harper's Bazaar Mexico, the intersection of luxury fashion and high-end editorial portraiture is explored through a meticulously curated monochromatic lens. The project leans into a minimalist visual language, where the interplay of structured white silhouettes and vivid, statement-making jewelry creates a compelling balance of texture and hue. Photographer Alfonso Anton Cornelis expertly utilizes high-key studio strobe lighting to flatten the environment, effectively turning the stark white background into a pedestal for the intricate details of the accessories—ranging from deep ruby baguette cuts to vibrant turquoise-accented panther pendants. Fashion editor and stylist Anna Castan achieves a refined, architectural aesthetic, grounding the ethereal layers of faux-fur, lace, and ruffles with sharp, tailored blazers and structured headwear. The model, Eduarda Muehlmann, delivers a poised, intense performance that anchors these high-fashion editorial frames, with her bleached brows and slicked-back hair contributing to the severe, modern elegance required for the shoot. Supported by the precise hair styling of Hiromi Nishinaka and the clean, polished makeup artistry of Marion Robine, the work achieves a seamless, professional cohesion. By prioritizing textural contrast over complex settings, the team elevates traditional luxury fashion photography, ensuring that every piece of jewelry and every garment is presented with clarity and distinct, editorial authority.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Todo queda en familia
In the pages of Harper's Bazaar Mexico, the editorial titled Todo queda en familia unfolds as a masterclass in visual tension and minimalist sophistication. Photographer Alfonso Anton Cornelis captures the collection with an acute focus on tactile interplay, leveraging natural light to define the luxurious textures of the featured garments. The narrative is defined by a bold juxtaposition between high-fashion architectural silhouettes and the organic, shaggy depth of voluminous faux-fur coats in striking cobalt blue. Stylist Ellen Mirck curates a look that feels both contemporary and timeless, pairing delicate lace and structured tailoring with statement accessories to ground the ethereal nature of the shoot. Model Sterre Haket embodies the project's cool, contemplative energy, her short, textured blonde aesthetic providing a sharp edge that harmonizes with the deliberate, high-key atmosphere. Behind the scenes, the creative synergy is further elevated by the deliberate artistry of hair stylist Erisson Musella and makeup artist Manuela Balducci, who together lean into a refined, editorial minimalism. By utilizing a stark, clean backdrop, the series allows the rich materiality of the textiles to take center stage, creating a cohesive visual language that prioritizes form, silhouette, and the evocative power of light. This project serves as a definitive exploration of modern luxury fashion, proving that simplicity is the most effective canvas for bold creative expression.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Where the streets have no name
For Harper’s Bazaar Mexico, photographer Alex Salinas and Editor-in-Chief Majo Guzman present 'Where the streets have no name,' a menswear editorial that channels an atmospheric, industrial narrative. The project leans into a raw, documentary aesthetic, juxtaposing tailored suiting—ranging from intricate quilted smoking jackets to oversized, pinstriped double-breasted ensembles—against the stark geometry of concrete overpasses, chain-link fencing, and graffiti-marked pillars. Throughout the series, the visual language relies on soft natural light and a crisp, high-contrast monochrome grade. By blending studio elements like portable seamless paper with weathered, outdoor architectural structures, the work highlights a focus on tactile fabric textures and contemplative, low-key portraiture.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Diego Boneta
Harper's Bazaar Mexico presents a portrait of actor Diego Boneta for the debut cover issue of Harper's Bazaar Man en Español. The editorial project features a clean studio aesthetic, highlighting the subject against a solid warm terracotta backdrop. Photographer Alfonso Anton Cornelis captures the portrait under soft, even studio lighting. The styling, managed by fashion editor Giorgio Andrea Branduardi, complements the vertical composition with a focus on classic tailored elements.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Diego Boneta - Reinvención y equilibrio
Harper's Bazaar Mexico captures actor Diego Boneta in the editorial feature 'Reinvención y equilibrio.' The series leans into a warm, tactile aesthetic, utilizing clean, directional lighting to highlight the textures of luxury knitwear, leather, and tailored fabrics. Photographer Alfonso Anton Cornelis captures Boneta across both studio settings and outdoor environments, where exposed plywood flats and orange backdrops frame the subject against natural palm-lined landscapes. Fashion editor and stylist Giorgio Andrea Branduardi shapes the look through layered textures and neutral tones, while editorial direction from Majo Guzman maintains a grounded and cohesive visual narrative throughout the shoot.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Gucci
Harper's Bazaar Mexico presents a high-fashion editorial featuring the latest collections from Gucci. Captured by photographer Alfonso Anton Cornelis, the series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean white studio backdrop to emphasize the intricate textures of the apparel. The project highlights a contrast between architectural silhouettes and soft details, ranging from embellished lace and silk blouses to voluminous feather coats. With editorial styling by Giorgio Andrea Branduardi, the visual language is polished and tactile, relying on soft light to define the delicate embroidery and layering within the collection. Featuring models Fatihat Afolabi, Nikita Kichaeva, and Xin Xie, the production is rounded out by hair styling from Erisson Musella and makeup by Raffaele Schioppo, working under the direction of Editor-in-Chief Majo Guzman.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Harper's Bazaar Mexico October 2025 Cover
Harper's Bazaar Mexico captures a sharp aesthetic for its October 2025 cover, featuring model Bentley Mescall. The editorial work focuses on a sculptural silhouette, defined by dense pleated structures and metallic ribbed textures. Photographer Marta Skovro leans into a monochrome palette, utilising contrast-rich lighting to isolate the subject against a minimalist, graphic backdrop. Hair stylist Nastya Miliaeva provides a precise bob cut with straight bangs, complemented by the makeup artistry of Lindsay Kastuk.
Project Harper's Bazaar Mexico · Harper's Bazaar Mexico September 2025 Cover
Harper's Bazaar Mexico captures a formal aesthetic for its September 2025 issue, featuring a monochromatic editorial cover centered on traditional evening wear. The composition focuses on a tailored approach to portraiture, highlighting a classic tuxedo and cape pairing. Photographer Alfonso Anton Cornelis leads the visual execution, with fashion styling by Giorgio Andrea Branduardi. The project reflects a clean, editorial look, incorporating precise makeup artistry by Filippo Ferrari and manicure details by Silvia Magliocco, featuring model Niko Maticevic.
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