Herdes Magazine
Featured Herdes Magazine projects
This week's top Herdes Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Herdes Magazine · Evacarlotta Devincenzi
This fashion editorial for Herdes Magazine features a series of portraits captured in a vertical format. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and an understated, desaturated color palette to maintain a consistent mood across the collection. The imagery centers on model Eduarda Muehlmann, with casting by Carlo Savoldi. Throughout the portraits, the styling prioritizes layered textures and neutral tones, set against soft, muted backgrounds that emphasize the composition's clean lines and soft lighting techniques.
Project Herdes Magazine · The Faroe Tales
The Faroe Tales is an editorial fashion project for Herdes Magazine that explores the intersection of rustic, natural textures and contemporary design. Through a series of portrait and detail-oriented compositions, the work leans into an earthy aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight intricate knitwear and sharp architectural lines. The imagery balances the organic elements of mossy woodland landscapes with the structural rigidity of slate-roofed dwellings and wooden cabin interiors. Photographer Giuseppe Vaccaro captures the subjects with a focus on tactile detail and moody, atmospheric lighting. The project’s visual identity is further defined by the use of grainy film textures and high-contrast monochrome treatments. With art direction by Ivano Mansueto and fashion styling by Lorenzo Garzelli, the editorial presents a curated selection of layered apparel, set against the quiet, contemplative backdrop of a rugged, outdoors-focused narrative.
Project Herdes Magazine · Mystic Feroe
Mystic Feroe is a fashion editorial series for Herdes Magazine that explores sculptural forms and textural contrasts. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean studio environments to highlight intricate garment details and elaborate hair styling. Shot by photographer Xavi Gordo, the imagery features ethereal compositions that oscillate between stark monochromatic portraiture and fluid, underwater scenes. With fashion styling by Maria Davila and makeup artistry by Paco Garrigues, the series emphasizes a tactile approach to high-fashion photography, incorporating organic elements like seaweed and feathers to build a distinct visual narrative.
Project Herdes Magazine · Bloom & Break
Bloom & Break for Herdes Magazine serves as a masterclass in editorial portraiture, stripping away the excesses of traditional fashion imagery to focus on the intersection of human form and botanical symbolism. Under the creative lens of photographer Jose Carvajal, the project explores the tension between structural silhouettes and the fragile, organic nature of flora. Throughout the series, the styling leans into a juxtaposition of textures, pairing tactile elements like faux fur, heavy tweed, and liquid satin against the delicate geometry of chrysanthemums and anthuriums. Carvajal employs a versatile lighting approach, shifting seamlessly between soft, directional natural light that highlights the nuance of skin tones and dramatic, low-key lighting that leans into a cinematic, chiaroscuro aesthetic. These high-contrast portraits prioritize a clean, minimalist composition that feels both immediate and timeless. By utilizing painted backdrops with radiating sunburst patterns, the project establishes a graphic, almost painterly framework that forces the viewer to confront the sculptural quality of the subject. The resulting work transcends standard fashion editorial tropes, instead presenting a meditative visual rhythm that is both intimate and rigorously structured. Each frame acts as a study in poise, utilizing bold color palettes and subtle sartorial details to redefine the boundaries of modern menswear within the high-fashion landscape.
Project Herdes Magazine · Herdes Magazine New York 2026
In the bustling intersection of contemporary high fashion and refined media, Herdes Magazine New York 2026 emerges as a masterclass in editorial precision. This latest series leans into the power of reductionist aesthetics, stripping away the extraneous to focus entirely on the interplay between form, fabric, and human expression. Captured with an evocative sense of stillness, the project utilizes a distinct warm monochromatic palette that grounds the visual narrative in a timeless, sepia-toned elegance. Photographer Oriana Layendecker expertly deploys soft light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the wardrobe, where delicate pleating and draped peplum silhouettes take center stage against a stark, textured studio environment. Through the collaborative lens of fashion editor and stylist Kingsley Osuji, the visual language achieves a cohesive minimalist beauty that feels both deliberate and serene. Model Weiyi Fang anchors the shoot, her composed presence elevated by the subtle artistry of makeup artist Lindsay Kastuk, whose contribution ensures the aesthetic remains polished yet authentic. By embracing editorial minimalism, the project serves as a sophisticated testament to the enduring appeal of studio portraiture in a fast-paced digital era. It is a refreshing shift that proves how intentional lighting and carefully curated textures can define the vanguard of modern print media, reinforcing the magazine's reputation for delivering imagery that is as thoughtful as it is visually arresting.
Project Herdes Magazine · Colors In The Air
Colors In The Air, the latest editorial fashion spread from Herdes Magazine, masterfully navigates the tension between controlled studio artistry and the unpredictable pulse of global life. Through a sophisticated visual dialogue, the feature channels a cinematic aesthetic that oscillates between high-key studio strobe lighting and the raw, evocative quality of natural light. Photographer Nicolò Parsenziani curates a series that feels both precise and expansive, balancing the deliberate polish of editorial portraiture with the unvarnished grit of reportage-style photography. Fashion Editor and Stylist Lorenzo Garzelli anchors the project in contemporary minimalism, utilizing bold monochromatic palettes and layered textures—such as oversized blazers and asymmetrical shirting—to frame the magnetic presence of model Bukwop Kir. The layout itself acts as a narrative device, frequently employing a diptych format to juxtapose sterile studio backdrops against the chaotic, saturated energy of urban nightlife and historical landscapes. With meticulous casting by Martina Carolina Amadori, the project leans into a raw, chiaroscuro sensibility, creating a deep contrast between subject and environment. By weaving these disparate elements together through sharp typography and thoughtful negative space, the magazine crafts a cohesive exploration of modern identity that feels less like a simple showcase and more like a carefully composed study of light, color, and cultural rhythm, firmly establishing its place in the current fashion landscape.
Project Herdes Magazine · META CAMPANIA COLLECTIVE
In a sophisticated exploration of texture and heritage, Herdes Magazine turns its gaze toward the nuanced craftsmanship of the Meta Campania Collective. This fashion editorial campaign strips back the artifice of high-end luxury, finding a grounded yet elevated aesthetic within the silent, dappled light of a forest setting. Photographer Marcus Sabah masters the balance between intricate garment detail and the raw vitality of his subject, Bilal Bourhattas, through a lens that emphasizes tactile richness. Whether capturing the structured elegance of a deep red waistcoat or the delicate transparency of floral lace, the series leans into a refined visual language. The styling, curated by Alessandro Ferrari, creates a deliberate contrast between structured silhouettes and soft, organic environments, effectively bridging the gap between historical influence and modern luxury fashion. Utilizing techniques ranging from high-contrast black and white chiaroscuro to soft, natural light portraiture, the team crafts an identity that feels both timeless and urgent. Casting Director Alan Brethaud ensures that the stillness of the compositions remains centered on the human element, allowing the bold, toggled layers of the collective to become the focal point. This project is a testament to the power of editorial portraiture, where the subtle interplay of light and shadow serves to heighten the presence of the collection without the need for excess.
Project Herdes Magazine · Nuit et Jour
In the pages of Herdes Magazine, the editorial spread titled Nuit et Jour serves as a masterclass in the intersection of classic cinematic aesthetic and contemporary reportage. Captured by photographer Luisa Pagani, the series transcends standard fashion photography by leaning into a raw, documentary-inspired mood that feels both timeless and deeply intimate. Through a deliberate use of 35mm film and analogue techniques, Pagani strips away digital perfection, favoring a grainy, high-contrast visual language that emphasizes the interplay of light and shadow across urban environments and quiet domestic settings. Makeup artist Ildana Khalitova complements this vision with a clean, understated approach that honors the subject's natural features, allowing the voluminous, wavy hairstyles to become a primary character within the compositions. From high-key, ethereal portraits to low-key, chiaroscuro-drenched close-ups, the collection channels a nostalgic sophistication. Each frame feels carefully constructed yet candid, effectively utilizing natural light and dappled shadows to frame the model against minimalist concrete walls or within blurred cityscapes. The result is a cohesive editorial project that invites the viewer to linger in the spaces between day and night, where the grit of film texture meets the elegance of tailored styling. It is an evocative exploration of identity that relies on artistic restraint to leave a lasting, atmospheric impression on the reader.
Project Herdes Magazine · Andalusian Tales
Andalusian Tales for Herdes Magazine is a fashion editorial series that explores contemporary menswear silhouettes through a minimalist studio lens. The project captures a range of sculptural and layered ensembles, emphasising textile details and architectural drapery across a series of stark, high-contrast settings. Photographer Nicolò Parsenziani utilises varied studio lighting—ranging from warm, soft-lit gradients to moody, desaturated cool tones—to frame the subject, model Ajoung Abraham. Fashion editor and stylist Lorenzo Garzelli curates the collection, layering textures like heavy leather, structured knits, and oversized tailoring to create a cohesive narrative. Casting for the project was led by Mattia Marazzi.
Project Herdes Magazine · Arthur Ahlfont
Arthur Ahlfont is a fashion editorial series captured for Herdes Magazine by photographer Daniil Kudryavtsev. The project utilizes analogue film techniques to frame a collection of portraits and outdoor compositions, leaning into a candid, observational aesthetic. Throughout the series, the imagery employs natural light and high-contrast, moody monochrome treatments to highlight textured garments and structured silhouettes. Set against industrial concrete architecture and sparse park landscapes, the editorial adopts a gritty, atmospheric visual language defined by its film grain and distinct frame borders.
Project Herdes Magazine · Not Far from the Woods
Not Far from the Woods is an editorial fashion feature for Herdes Magazine, conceptualized as a narrative-driven exploration of rural textures and pastoral aesthetics. The imagery leans into a cinematic, observational style, capturing models Melinda Kiss and Valters Medenis within expansive, quiet landscapes. Photographed by Simone Paccini, the series emphasizes raw environments, moving from misty, fog-laden meadows to sun-drenched woodland clearings. The project integrates a blend of monochrome and earthy, desaturated tones, utilizing analogue film techniques to heighten the organic quality of the styling. Alessandro Ferrari leads the fashion styling, showcasing a mix of layered knitwear, patterned textiles, and structured outerwear that complements the rustic setting. The casting, managed by Sofia Michaud, rounds out the series with an introspective, candid approach that emphasizes the interplay between the subjects and the equestrian-inspired environment.
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