Heroine Magazine
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Featured Heroine Magazine projects
This week's top Heroine Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Heroine Magazine · Joey King
Actor Joey King stars in this expansive editorial feature for Heroine Magazine, captured in a series of rustic, rural environments. The project leans into a juxtaposition of high-fashion styling against agricultural backdrops, utilizing a mix of warm, natural light and monochrome tones to build a candid, cinematic aesthetic. Photographer Morgan Maher leads the visual direction, moving between intimate, close-up portraiture and wider, descriptive scenes. Hair styling by Rena Calhoun complements the varied aesthetic, which incorporates analogue film textures and shallow depth of field to define the series' contemporary editorial look.
Project Heroine Magazine · Heroine 23 Gillian Anderson Cover
Heroine Magazine presents an editorial portrait feature for its 23rd issue, headlined by actor Gillian Anderson. The collection of images leans into a theatrical, clean aesthetic, utilizing natural light and monochromatic palettes to emphasize the varied textures of the wardrobe. Through a series of studio and interior settings, the work highlights intricate lace, fur, and antique textile motifs. Photographer Fabien Kruszelnicki leads the visual direction, capturing Anderson in a variety of poses that range from posed portraits to candid-leaning compositions. Fashion styling by Davey Sutton anchors the editorial with bold contrasts, pairing structured pieces like corsets and combat boots with sheer details and voluminous furs. Hair styling by Sandra Hahnel complements the ensemble, contributing to the tactile, minimalist quality of the feature.
Project Heroine Magazine · Heroine 23 Madelyn Cline Cover
For issue 23 of Heroine Magazine, actor Madelyn Cline fronts an extensive editorial cover feature. Shot by photographer Fabien Kruszelnicki, the series embraces a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean studio backdrop to highlight a diverse wardrobe ranging from oversized shirting and leather outerwear to tailored separates. The photography employs natural light and soft studio illumination to emphasize texture and form. The feature brings together a refined creative team, with hair styling by Adam Markarian and manicures by Mamie Onishi. The portraits lean into a clean, editorial look, capturing a series of candid and composed moments that define the visual language of the cover story.
Project Heroine Magazine · Heroine 23 Emilia Jones Cover
Heroine Magazine Issue 23 presents an editorial feature centered on actress Emilia Jones. This project explores high-fashion silhouettes and graphic color palettes, captured with a consistent focus on minimalism and sharp composition. The imagery utilizes clean, high-key studio lighting against seamless white backdrops to elevate the sculptural elements of the wardrobe. The series, photographed by Ecoute Chérie, relies on the bold fashion styling of Peghah Maleknejad to define its visual identity. Key artistic contributions include wet-look hair styling by Anna Cofone and expressive makeup artistry by Bea Sweet, which together lean into a playful, saturated aesthetic. The photography leans into classic editorial techniques, emphasizing texture and form through a series of structured and dynamic portraits.
Project Heroine Magazine · Heroine 23 Jodie Turner Smith Cover
Heroine Magazine Issue 23 features actor Jodie Turner-Smith in a multi-part editorial portrait series. Captured by photographer Delali Ayivi, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that leverages rich textural contrasts and a saturated color palette to frame its subject. The series highlights a collaborative visual approach, with fashion styling by Jeanie Annan-Lewin and set design by Jade Adeyemi. Featuring moody, chiaroscuro-inspired lighting and analogue-inflected portraits, the work emphasizes depth through consistent studio production and carefully curated tonal backdrops.
Project Heroine Magazine · Heroine 23 María Zardoya Cover
Heroine Magazine presents an editorial feature for issue 23, centered on musician and artist María Zardoya. The series of portraits spans a variety of intimate interior settings, anchored by warm wood-paneled walls and soft, directional lighting. The photography employs an editorial aesthetic, leaning into natural light and analogue film techniques to create a textured, authentic visual narrative. Styling highlights include layered lace, sheer textiles, and structured silhouettes that contrast against the soft, warm interiors. The portraits move between vertical cover compositions and horizontal spreads to maintain a rhythmic visual flow throughout the feature.
Project Heroine Magazine · Leah Thomas
Heroine Magazine presents an editorial portrait series featuring Leah Thomas. Captured by photographer Dana Boulos, the fashion project explores a range of textures and silhouettes, from structured knitwear to sculptural mesh and layered satin. The imagery utilizes a clean, minimalist approach, relying on natural light to emphasize both the subject and the tactile qualities of the wardrobe. With makeup by Alana Palau, the series maintains a focus on natural expression and deliberate, quiet composition across diverse studio settings.
Project Heroine Magazine · WISP
WISP is a fashion editorial series for Heroine Magazine, featuring a collection of images that blend high-contrast monochrome aesthetics with experimental layered compositions. The project, led by photographer Luisa Opalesky with fashion styling by Matthew Mazur, explores texture and form through a series of dramatic outdoor settings and architectural backdrops. The imagery utilizes a range of analogue techniques, including multiple exposure, double exposure, and intentional light leaks to achieve a dreamlike, cinematic quality. The production features hair styling by Jadis Jolie and makeup artistry by Alex Levy, whose work balances the intricate, sculptural garments with a gritty, film-grain finish. The series leans into natural light, moving between warm golden hour tones and desaturated, cool palettes to ground the editorial’s abstract styling in urban environments.
Project Heroine Magazine · AMAZING
AMAZING is a fashion editorial series produced for Heroine Magazine. The project highlights contemporary designer apparel through a diverse range of urban and interior settings, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to capture varied textures and architectural lines. Photographer Yasmine Diba frames model Alek Maduk against backdrops ranging from industrial concrete walls and escalators to retail interiors and public spaces. The series emphasizes structured silhouettes and bold styling choices, featuring hair work by Amber Duarte and casting by Tallulah Bernard. Across the set, the imagery maintains a clean, vertical composition that balances the rigidity of its environments with the fluid, layered nature of the garments shown.
Project Heroine Magazine · Walked on Water / Run through Fire
Walked on Water / Run through Fire is a fashion editorial series for Heroine Magazine that balances raw, observational storytelling with a deliberate, cinematic atmosphere. Photographed by Jade Mainade, the project leans into a candid aesthetic, utilizing natural light and high-grain analogue film techniques to frame a diverse array of settings, from expansive rural fields and coastal horizons to stark urban textures. With casting by Cheyma Hadji, the project features model Hunter Pifer as a central figure throughout. The imagery shifts between energetic motion and moments of quiet stillness, emphasizing the fluid movement of garments against varied, often desaturated backdrops. By focusing on textural interplay—such as knitwear against asphalt or lace against chain-link fencing—the photography maintains a cohesive, stripped-back visual language.
Project Heroine Magazine · A Real Page Turner
A Real Page Turner is an expansive fashion editorial produced for Heroine Magazine, featuring model Mimi Dey. Captured by photographer Francesca Allen, the series pivots between controlled, minimal studio work and layered, character-driven location shots. The imagery balances high-contrast monochrome studio portraits with vibrant, textured outdoor scenes, leaning into clean compositions and the tactile qualities of mixed fabrications. Fashion editor and stylist Peghah Maleknejad shapes the visual identity of the project through clashing patterns and bold, saturated palettes. The aesthetic is elevated by intricate hair styling from Anna Cofone and soft, nuanced makeup by Athena Paginton, with casting directed by Troy Fearn. The series makes frequent use of analogue film techniques, resulting in a cohesive set of images that emphasizes form and narrative detail.
Project Heroine Magazine · 100 Years of Fendi
Captured for Heroine Magazine, this fashion editorial celebrates 100 Years of Fendi through a series of studio portraits. The collection leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using soft and directional natural light to emphasize the rich tactile qualities of the luxury garments. The series showcases a range of textured knitwear, elaborate fur stoles, and structured tailoring. Stylist Davey Sutton curates a layered look for the models, pairing classic silhouettes with contemporary accessories to highlight the house’s heritage. Photographer Lorenzo Païno Fernandez maintains a consistent visual language across the project, utilising neutral and bold blue studio backdrops to ground the elaborate textures. Key contributions include hair styling by Brady Lea and makeup by Andrew Denton, who provide a polished finish to the editorial. Casting by Remi Felipe, featuring model Lydia Reid, completes the production team.
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