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Featured HommeGirls projects
This week's top HommeGirls projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project HommeGirls · DARA AND GUCCI
In a sophisticated convergence of street-level grit and high-end couture, the DARA AND GUCCI editorial campaign for HommeGirls redefines the boundaries of contemporary luxury fashion. Captured through the lens of photographer Francesco Nazardo, the imagery leans into a cinematic atmosphere where the structured elegance of formal tuxedos and voluminous evening gowns clashes with the transient, bustling backdrop of Parisian city life. The project effectively utilizes natural light to bridge the gap between polished, high-fashion silhouettes and the raw, kinetic energy of urban transit. Under the creative eye of fashion editor Marcus Cuffie, the styling emphasizes a play on texture, from heavy, faux fur tiger-print coats to delicate tulle detailing, all anchored by iconic Gucci accessories. The editorial features model Dara, whose poised presence against stone balustrades and cluttered crosswalks creates a compelling juxtaposition of static luxury and metropolitan motion. With meticulous attention to detail provided by hair stylist Mélissa Rouillé and makeup artist Porsche Poon, the visual narrative excels in a portrait-heavy, live-action technique that prioritizes candid moments of transformation, such as the intimate application of lipstick within a car. Ultimately, this series serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, proving that the most arresting luxury narratives are those that find their balance in the candid reality of the everyday.
Project HommeGirls · Gracie x Chanel
Musician Gracie Abrams takes center stage for this HommeGirls editorial, produced in collaboration with Chanel. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing high-key studio lighting to highlight a wardrobe of vibrant athletic-inspired pieces layered with fine jewelry. Through a series of clean portraits, the styling emphasises relaxed tailoring and the precise detail of luxury accessories. Photographer Annemarie Kuus captures Abrams across a range of poses, from candid portraits to movement-focused shots against seamless backdrops. With creative direction from Jen Brill and styling by Spencer Singer, the visual narrative blends contemporary fashion with classic brand motifs. The production includes hair by Bobby Eliot and makeup by Emily Cheng, maintaining a polished, natural look throughout the series.
Project HommeGirls · The Enigma of Being John
HommeGirls features musician and entertainer John Glacier in a versatile editorial series titled The Enigma of Being John. Photographed by Simons Pinckney Finnerty, the imagery spans a range of textures, from raw industrial backdrops and weathered wooden panels to clean, minimalist studio settings. The fashion direction, led by stylist Rudi Edwards, oscillates between sharp, tailored pieces and voluminous, tactile silhouettes. The production incorporates analogue film techniques and natural light, resulting in a series that balances candid backstage moments with formal studio portraits. Creative production for the feature was supported by hair stylist Jaz Lanyero, makeup artist Rebecca Wordingham, and manicurist Abena Robinson.
Project HommeGirls · La Rentrée
La Rentrée is a fashion editorial for HommeGirls featuring model Mathilda Gvarliani. The project explores a candid, reportage-style narrative through a series of coastal and urban vignettes, blending relaxed tailoring with distinctively retro aesthetics. Photographed by Maxime La, the imagery utilizes a mix of direct flash and natural sunlight to create a tactile, warm visual language. Creative direction by Jen Brill and fashion styling by Anastasia Barbieri anchor the project's eclectic wardrobe, which ranges from layered knitwear and satin separates to structured plaid suiting. The production, supported by casting director Anita Bitton, hair stylist Andrea Idini, and makeup artist Mayumi Oda, leans into editorial motifs such as street-level scenes and sun-drenched seaside architecture to define its playful atmosphere.
Project HommeGirls · Xiao Wen Ju
This fashion editorial for HommeGirls features model Xiao Wen Ju in a series of striking studio and interior portraits. Photographed by Hedi Stanton, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing soft, directional natural light to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and tactile materials, including leather, fur, and intricate knitwear. Fashion styling by Dogi Nesanir defines the series, pairing sharp, structured tailoring with avant-garde accessories like shield sunglasses and oversized collars. The visual execution is anchored by slicked-back hair by Joey George and dramatic, precise makeup application by Yumi Lee, maintaining a graphic, high-key focus throughout the editorial.
Project HommeGirls · Devon Lee Carlson
This wide-ranging fashion editorial for HommeGirls documents influencer Devon Lee Carlson across an eclectic series of Los Angeles vignettes. Photographed by Nick Sethi, the project leans into candid, offbeat portraiture that shifts between vibrant urban environments and moody, low-key interiors. The execution utilizes natural light to frame Carlson against diverse backdrops, from the iconic terrazzo stars of the Hollywood Walk of Fame to quiet grocery aisles and dimly lit restaurant booths. Styling by Stella Greenspan pulls together a high-contrast wardrobe, alternating between structured tailoring, playful sportswear, and contemporary casual wear. The aesthetic is grounded by consistent hair styling by Hikaru and natural makeup applications by Anna Kato, which bridge the gap between the project's varied tonal shifts. These editorial images capture a distinct, character-driven narrative that feels both staged and intimate.
Project HommeGirls · Alaïa Or Nothing
HommeGirls presents Alaïa Or Nothing, a fashion editorial project featuring model Rosalieke Fuchs. Captured by photographer Daniel Arnold, the imagery explores a balance between structured, architectural silhouettes and candid, documentary-style urban realism. The project utilizes editorial techniques including analogue film textures and natural lighting to emphasize fabric volume and surface details. The production was styled by Dogi Nesanir, with hair by Tamara McNaughton, makeup by Emi Kaneko, casting by Anita Bitton, and manicures by Dawn Sterling.
Project HommeGirls · HOMMEGIRLS VOLUME 13: Dior Day Dream
HommeGirls Volume 13: Dior Day Dream is a luxury fashion editorial series that explores architectural silhouettes and tactile detailing. Through a clean, minimalist lens, the project highlights sharp tailoring and intricate embellishments—ranging from delicate fringe and cascading pearls to reflective crystal work. Photographer Priscillia Saada captures model Yar Aguer across a series of stark, light-filled environments, utilizing natural light to define organic textures. Creative director Jen Brill orchestrates an ethereal aesthetic that leans into artistic techniques like double-exposure and translucent layering, resulting in an atmospheric portfolio of imagery. The production features fashion styling by Hamish Wirgman, with hair by Andrea Martinelli and makeup by Crystabel Efemena Riley.
Project HommeGirls · River, Sea, Sky
HommeGirls presents River, Sea, Sky, a fashion editorial project featuring model River Klein. The series explores tactile textures and layered apparel against coastal landscapes, captured by photographer Laura Jane Coulson with creative direction from Jen Brill. The imagery channels a moody, atmospheric aesthetic through natural light, shifting between vibrant, saturated tones and desaturated, grainy film-like compositions. The styling, led by Thakoon Panichgul, focuses on intricate details—from feathered headpieces and fringed jackets to sequined sets and patterned knitwear—set against the vast, shifting backdrops of the ocean and rocky shorelines. Additional credits include hair by Joe Burwin, makeup by Manu Kopp, and casting by Anita Bitton.
Project HommeGirls · HommeGirls Volume 16 2026 Covers
HommeGirls Volume 16 features entertainer Olivia Rodrigo across its cover series, captured in a collection of editorial portraits by photographer Grace Ahlbom. The imagery channels a mix of intimate, relaxed positioning and structured studio compositions. Creative direction by Jen Brill and fashion styling by Ondine Azoulay define the aesthetic, balancing casual athletic apparel against monochromatic pastel palettes. The series leans into natural light and clean studio environments to maintain a cohesive visual identity for the magazine publication.
Project HommeGirls · Olivia Rodrigo
HommeGirls presents an expansive editorial feature starring Olivia Rodrigo, captured by photographer Grace Ahlbom with creative direction by Jen Brill. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, alternating between high-contrast monochrome portraits and soft-focus pastel palettes across a series of studio-based compositions. The imagery highlights a variety of apparel, including tailored button-downs and casual ringer tees, designed by Thakoon Panichgul. The editorial shifts between a direct, candid energy and relaxed lifestyle scenes, utilizing set design by Peter Klein and natural light to provide texture and depth. With beauty work by hair stylist Tamara McNaughton and makeup artist Jamal Scott, the project maintains an effortless, youthful tone throughout the series, with casting by Greg Krelenstein.
Project HommeGirls · Clairo by Mitch Ryan
In this evocative series for HommeGirls, photographer Mitch Ryan and creative director Jen Brill collaborate to capture the musician Clairo in a collection of images that transcend the boundaries of standard portraiture. The editorial project leans into a cinematic, candid aesthetic, eschewing high-gloss artifice in favor of grounded, intimate moments that feel both personal and highly curated. Through a masterful use of natural light, the collection ranges from moody, low-lit indoor compositions to crisp, outdoor lifestyle shots that emphasize tactile textures—from the delicate layers of ruffled tulle and oversized bows to the soft, distorted abstraction of macro skin details seen through rain-streaked glass. By playing with reflection and perspective, the visuals establish a quiet, contemplative atmosphere that allows the subject to inhabit a space between vulnerability and self-possession. The deliberate use of diverse environments, including weathered stone monuments and urban hotel interiors, highlights a modern editorial minimalism. The resulting portraits do not merely document the artist but rather craft a narrative of texture and mood, utilizing natural light to define the sharp contrast between the subject’s structured attire and the organic, often raw surroundings. This project stands as a sophisticated study in visual storytelling, where every framing choice—whether a tight, macro crop or a reflective, medium shot—reinforces the project's dedication to refined, authentic character-led photography.
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