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Featured InStyle Mexico projects

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

Editorial layout featuring a close-up portrait in a brown coat, a sculptural gold bracelet, and a full-length model shot in yellow. Project

InStyle Mexico · Showroom Diva

Showroom Diva is a fashion editorial series produced for InStyle Mexico. The project presents a collection of multi-paneled layouts that juxtapose high-fashion portraiture with precise still-life studies of luxury accessories and jewelry. Captured by photographer Jasmina Martiradonna, the visual narrative utilizes clean, directional, and soft-key lighting to emphasize textures such as braided leather, lace, knitwear, and architectural metalwork. The editorial features styling by Michela Caprera, incorporating a minimalist art direction that balances structured silhouettes with graphic elements. The composition frequently employs typography and abstract prop arrangements against neutral backgrounds, highlighting details like gold coil hardware, enamel jewelry, and ornate crystal embellishments. The work functions as a study of contemporary accessory design, documented through polished, clean aesthetic techniques.

Black and white 3x3 contact sheet grid of model Paulina Kube wearing an oversized white shirt and dark skirt against a white background. Project

InStyle Mexico · The Self

In The Self, InStyle Mexico explores the intersection of high-concept luxury fashion and raw, unfiltered documentary photography. This fashion editorial campaign serves as a masterclass in minimalist composition, utilizing a sharp, deliberate interplay between monochromatic studio environments and unexpected pops of vibrant orange. Photographer Tawfick captures the essence of the modern wardrobe, stripping away artifice to focus on the interplay of textiles and form. Under the precise eye of fashion editor and stylist Paulina Zas, the looks move from structured, heavy blazers to fluid, layered silhouettes, effectively championing an aesthetic of editorial minimalism. The project leans into the tactile nature of its subjects, highlighted by the intricate hair styling of Kenta Koda and the refined makeup artistry of Ingeborg, which bring a polished edge to the model Paulina Kube’s natural presence. The deliberate use of 35mm film and analogue techniques evokes a cinematic, behind-the-scenes intimacy, turning what could be a static portfolio into a dynamic study of human movement. Supported by Colin Phelan’s clean set design, the images oscillate between formal portraiture and surrealist experimentation, ensuring the narrative remains centered on the garment's construction. Through this lens, the series redefines standard fashion documentation, transforming everyday accessories like floral props and kitten heels into high-fashion statements that feel both contemporary and enduring within the broader luxury fashion landscape.

Camila Mendes reclining on a rattan lounge chair against lush green foliage for an InStyle Mexico cover shoot. Project

InStyle Mexico · InStyle Mexico July/August 2026 Cover

For the July/August 2026 issue of InStyle Mexico, the publication leans into an atmosphere of relaxed sophistication, casting actor Camila Mendes as the central figure of its latest cover story. This portrait project masterfully captures a sense of effortless ease, moving away from high-gloss artifice to embrace a grounded, approachable aesthetic. Photographed by Shane Mccauley, the composition utilizes natural light to soften the frame, drawing out the organic textures of both the subject and her environment. Mendes is depicted reclining in a rustic, wood-framed chair, a deliberate choice that anchors the editorial in a tactile, lifestyle-oriented narrative. The inclusion of lush, tropical foliage in the background further enhances the warmth of the scene, creating an intimate dialogue between the subject and the reader. With expert hair styling provided by Lauren Palmer-Smith, the look remains clean and understated, allowing the quiet confidence of the photography to take precedence. By blending the conventions of traditional editorial photography with a soft, lifestyle-forward sensibility, the cover effectively distills a moment of calm into a compelling print feature. It is a nuanced example of how thoughtful art direction can elevate a standard media asset into a cohesive visual story that feels both timely and timeless, maintaining the brand identity of InStyle Mexico while inviting a more authentic connection with its audience.

Camila Mendes reclining on a cushioned patio lounge chair in a patterned brown top and black shorts for an InStyle magazine cover. Project

InStyle Mexico · Camila Mendes

For this high-profile cover feature in InStyle Mexico, photographer Shane Mccauley captures actress Camila Mendes in a series of intimate portraits that redefine the modern lifestyle editorial. Moving fluidly between sun-drenched garden settings and thoughtfully curated interior spaces, the project leans into a cinematic aesthetic that feels both approachable and aspirational. The creative vision emphasizes natural light to create soft, even illumination, which beautifully highlights the intricate textures of the wardrobe, from structured leather jackets to delicate boucle fabrics. Under the polished eye of the production team, hair stylist Lauren Palmer-Smith maintains a fresh-faced, effortless look for Mendes, allowing the actress's direct, unguarded gaze to anchor each frame. Whether posing against warm wood-paneled walls or standing in residential doorways framed by lush greenery, the imagery maintains a consistent portrait focus that prioritizes character over artifice. By blending candid lifestyle moments with deliberate, professional editorial framing, the collection showcases a nuanced narrative. The result is a visual study that feels grounded yet distinct, successfully leveraging natural light and layered compositions to elevate the magazine's contemporary appeal. Through this sophisticated visual language, the campaign captures a singular, compelling atmosphere that invites the reader into a relaxed, high-end world, firmly cementing its place as a standout piece of modern media and entertainment storytelling.

Close-up portrait of a woman with red lipstick and long brown hair wearing a white top against a grey seamless background Project

InStyle Mexico · Beauty

InStyle Mexico delivers a masterclass in modern allure with their latest beauty campaign, a project that seamlessly bridges the gap between high-end editorial precision and approachable commercial appeal. Through a series of tight, evocative portraits, photographer Kayla Varley masterfully navigates the intersection of texture and color, grounding the visual narrative in a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic. The project leans into the power of deliberate contrast, where the sharpness of vibrant leather opera gloves or the weight of stacked gemstone rings provides a tangible counterpoint to the soft, natural light that defines each frame. Model Anna Lira serves as the perfect canvas for this exploration, effortlessly shifting between a polished, slicked-back high-fashion look and a more candid, intimate expression. Essential to the project's visual cohesion, hair stylist Kelly Peach creates clean, structured silhouettes that allow the bold color stories—ranging from statement red lips to shimmering pink eyeshadow—to remain the focal point of the series. By utilizing a mix of studio strobe and soft, diffused natural light, the imagery achieves a timeless, elevated quality that feels both current and enduring. This work not only highlights the technical versatility required in professional beauty photography but also captures a distinct editorial voice that resonates well within the luxury cosmetics and beauty industry landscape.