Harper's Bazaar Netherlands
Featured Harper's Bazaar Netherlands projects
This week's top Harper's Bazaar Netherlands projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Harper's Bazaar Netherlands · Harper's Bazaar Netherlands
This sophisticated editorial series for Harper's Bazaar Netherlands serves as a masterclass in fashion-forward portraiture, blending luxury aesthetics with a raw, architectural sensibility. Under the vision of photographer Janne Rugland and the precise styling of fashion editor Tricja Cotterrill, the project explores the interplay between voluminous, windswept hair and highly structured, avant-garde garments. The photography leans into a clean, minimalist narrative, utilizing high-key lighting and crisp studio strobe setups to illuminate the intricate textures of feathered dresses, sheer organza, and sculptural tailoring. By juxtaposing these ethereal fabrics against harsh urban backdrops like corrugated metal shutters and neutral seamless backgrounds, the team achieves a striking visual tension. The series employs diverse techniques, moving fluidly between high-contrast black and white photography to emphasize form and soft, natural light captures that celebrate a more relaxed, lifestyle-infused editorial quality. Each frame is composed with a focus on the subject’s powerful, neutral gaze, allowing the clothing’s architectural volume to take center stage. Ultimately, this collection channels the essence of modern luxury, proving that when meticulous styling meets sharp, directional photography, the resulting imagery transcends the page, offering a polished yet evocative vision of contemporary style that feels both timeless and undeniably of the moment.
Project Harper's Bazaar Netherlands · Photography by Marco van Rijt
Harper’s Bazaar Netherlands presents a series of fashion editorials featuring model Karlina Caune, captured by photographer Marco van Rijt. The project focuses on tactile textures and sculptural silhouettes, showcasing oversized faux-fur, structured leather, and intricate knitwear against minimalist, brutalist-inspired concrete backdrops. Fashion editor Tricja Cotterrill orchestrates the styling, emphasizing clean lines and monochromatic palettes that balance volume with architectural precision. The imagery relies on soft, diffused natural light to highlight the depth of materials, while hair stylist Erika Svedjevik and makeup artist Viktoria Sörensdotter contribute to a composed, editorial aesthetic through slicked-back styling and radiant, understated beauty looks.
Project Harper's Bazaar Netherlands · Photography Marco van Rijt
Harper's Bazaar Netherlands presents a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Marco van Rijt, centering on the sculptural and tactile quality of contemporary outerwear. The project highlights a range of voluminous silhouettes, from fringed white coats to structured leather ensembles, set against minimalist, cool-toned architectural backgrounds. Featuring model Karlina Caune, the imagery leans into clean, high-contrast compositions and soft light to emphasize textile details, including ribbed knits, heavy wools, and embossed leathers. Styling by Tricja Cotterrill integrates statement accessories and layered garments, with hair by Erika Svedjevik and makeup by Viktoria Sörensdotter maintaining a polished, editorial aesthetic.
Project Harper's Bazaar Netherlands · Sisters Ziarah and Tisja Janssen's discovery trip with Chanel
Harper’s Bazaar Netherlands documents a discovery trip with Chanel featuring sisters Ziarah and Tisja Janssen. This fashion editorial follows the pair through a series of artisanal environments, capturing the intersection of luxury craftsmanship and personal style through an intimate, observational lens. Photographer Polina Vinogradova utilizes soft natural light and clean compositions to highlight the tactile details of the collection. The series moves between grand historic architecture and focused workshop settings. Images shift from portraits of the sisters in curated, high-end ensembles to close-up shots of embroidery and loom work. By documenting the technical process alongside lifestyle narratives, the feature explores the textures of tweed and the intricacy of fashion production, leaning into an editorial aesthetic that prioritizes documentary-style storytelling.
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