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Featured Harper's Bazaar Turkey projects

This week's top Harper's Bazaar Turkey projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · Deva Cassel for Harper's Bazaar Turk ...

In this evocative fashion editorial for Harper's Bazaar Turkey, model Deva Cassel transforms into a muse of modern romanticism. Under the collaborative guidance of creative director Maha Haider and fashion director Inan Kirdemir, the project channels a sophisticated blend of ethereal grace and structured luxury. Photographer Riccardo Apostolico masterfully captures Cassel against a series of vibrant, high-contrast studio backdrops, moving from playful color-blocked walls to vintage-inspired floral motifs. The imagery relies on a careful interplay of textures, contrasting sheer black lace and structured satin against delicate, cream-toned floral patterns. Through the use of soft, diffused natural light and intentional studio strobe lighting, the editorial emphasizes a tactile, refined aesthetic that highlights every drape and embellishment. Hair stylist John Nollet provides a versatile range of styling—from sleek updos to voluminous, loose waves—that underscores the diverse character of the shoot, while makeup artist Letizia Carnevale maintains a natural, glowing finish that keeps the focus on the intricate details of the couture. This series leans into a cinematic portrait style, oscillating between contemplative, intimate close-ups and dynamic, full-body poses that feel both nostalgic and contemporary. It is a testament to the power of precise art direction, where each element, from the ornate accessories to the carefully curated color palette, contributes to a cohesive, high-fashion narrative of quiet elegance.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · CHIARA FERRAGNI

Harper's Bazaar Turkey presents an editorial feature starring influencer Chiara Ferragni. Photographed by Emre Dogru, the series leans into a polished, coastal aesthetic that balances architectural precision with soft, organic environments. The compositions utilize natural light and structural elements—ranging from clean wooden slats and glass-paneled reflections to high-contrast monochrome shadows—to frame the subject. Styling by Ferit Belli and makeup by Ali Riza Ozdemir maintain a refined, consistent look across diverse indoor and outdoor settings. The project maintains a clean, editorial sensibility, emphasizing geometry and warm, Mediterranean atmosphere.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · Cartier

Harper's Bazaar Turkey presents a high-fashion editorial featuring the latest jewellery collections from Cartier. Photographed by Emre Dogru, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, contrasting luxury accessories against relaxed coastal and studio environments. Model Esther Lomb is featured throughout the series, styled with a recurring wet-look hairstyle by Ibrahim Zengin and natural, dewy makeup by Ece Birsen. The compositions highlight the jewellery through a mix of bright natural light and soft, diffused studio lighting, framing the pieces against seascapes, poolside textures, and stark white backdrops.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · Harper's Bazaar Turkey May 2025 Cover

Harper's Bazaar Turkey presents its May 2025 cover story featuring model Hana Jirickova. Shot by photographer Kadir Karademir, the series transitions from sun-drenched outdoor portraits to atmospheric, cinematic sequences captured in clear, natural water. The imagery employs natural light throughout, utilizing techniques like golden hour lighting and high-contrast monochrome grading to emphasize organic textures and the interplay of light on water. The project features editorial styling by Ibrahim Zengin on hair and Batuhan Sara on makeup, establishing a diverse aesthetic that ranges from retro, domestic settings to ethereal, submerged compositions.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · A la vie, a la mode

A la vie, a la mode is a fashion editorial series produced for Harper's Bazaar Turkey. The collection features model Franziska Jetzek navigating a series of European architectural settings, from cobblestone courtyards to ornate building facades, in a narrative that leans into classic street-style storytelling. Photographer Royal Gilbert documents the series, utilizing natural light and an analogue film aesthetic to emphasize the tactile quality of the garments. The styling highlights a contrast of structured silhouettes—including tweed suits and embellished blazers—against fluid, draped evening wear. Each frame balances sophisticated tailoring with candid movement, supported by hair styling from Ledora Francis and makeup artistry by Akari Sugino.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · Toni Garrn

Harper's Bazaar Turkey features model Toni Garrn in an extensive outdoor fashion editorial series. Photographed by Andreas Ortner, the series leans into a clean, sophisticated aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight textures across a range of garden, waterfront, and architectural settings. Fashion director Sina Braetz curates the styling, pairing structured garments with intricate metallic and fringe details. Produced by Jean-Marc Mondelet, the editorial captures a serene, atmospheric mood, blending analogue film techniques with a warm, editorial focus on silhouette and composition.

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Harper's Bazaar Turkey · GECE YARISI DANSI

GECE YARISI DANSI is a fashion editorial series commissioned by Harper's Bazaar Turkey. Photographed and directed by Kadir Karademir, the project captures model Lara Mullen in a range of sculptural and expressive poses set against stark, minimalist studio backdrops. The work leans into a dramatic monochrome aesthetic, using directional lighting to emphasize the intricate textures of avant-garde tailoring and sheer fabric details. The series features hair styling by Nuri Sekerci and bold makeup artistry by Erkan Uluc, both of which serve to heighten the graphic quality of the compositions. Through the use of analogue film techniques and high-contrast chiaroscuro lighting, the imagery maintains a refined, editorial focus on movement and silhouette.