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Featured InStyle U.S. projects

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

Manny Jacinto seated against a neutral wall wearing a white cable-knit cardigan with striped cuffs for InStyle. Project

InStyle U.S. · Manny Jacinto

This editorial feature for InStyle U.S. profiles actor Manny Jacinto through a series of intimate, domestic-focused portraits. Photographed by Ryan Pfluger, the project leverages natural light and a muted, warm palette to create a clean, accessible aesthetic that leans into soft, tactile textures like chunky knits and layered bedroom settings. Creative direction by Jenna Brillhart ties the session together with a minimalist approach, opting for candid, contemplative framing that emphasizes the subject's presence over complex staging. The production relies on sophisticated styling by Ilaria Urbinati and Kevin Huynh, who paired heritage-inspired knitwear with contemporary pieces, while set design by Amy Jo Diaz grounds the portraits in light-filled, modern interiors. A selection of the imagery incorporates analogue film-inspired details, including vertical sprocket borders, to lend a nostalgic quality to the editorial work.

Kerry Washington wearing a dark floral dress against a patterned wallpaper background for InStyle. Project

InStyle U.S. · Kerry Washington for InStyle

InStyle U.S. presents an editorial feature starring actor Kerry Washington, captured through the lens of photographer Chrisean Rose. The shoot channels a distinct cinematic aesthetic, utilizing rich color-blocked interiors and curated botanical motifs to ground the portraits in a layered, textural atmosphere. The production leans into a warm palette, blending deep greens with vibrant coral pinks and mustards. Set design by Amy Jo Diaz provides a highly stylized environment, punctuated by ornate patterns and vintage-inspired furniture that frame Washington in varied, deliberate compositions. Fashion styling by Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi emphasizes tactile fabrics, ranging from intricate paisley prints and voluminous knits to structural tailoring and leather accents. Techniques such as natural light and clean studio framing accentuate the detail in the wardrobe and set, while hair styling by Carola Gonzalez and Takisha Sturdivant-Drew alongside manicures by Sreynin Peng complete the visual narrative.

Teyana Taylor posed in profile with eyes closed and hands raised wearing a black ruffled dress against a deep teal studio backdrop. Project

InStyle U.S. · Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor stars in this editorial feature for InStyle U.S., captured in a series of studio portraits by photographer Jason Kim. The collection explores a range of silhouettes and textures, moving from structured tailoring and sculptural ruffle details to fluid satin gowns. The imagery utilizes a clean, high-contrast color palette, transitioning between deep teal and slate-blue cool tones and warm mustard yellow backgrounds. Through polished studio lighting and precise hair and makeup direction, the portraits highlight dynamic posing and detailed styling across multiple wardrobe changes.

Jessica Biel leaning against a green metal gate outdoors in a patterned dark brown dress for InStyle Now U.S. Project

InStyle U.S. · InStyle Now U.S. Summer 2025 Cover

InStyle U.S. presents the cover for the Summer 2025 issue of InStyle Now, featuring actor Jessica Biel. Captured by photographer Celeste Sloman, the editorial project leans into a naturalistic aesthetic, utilizing soft natural light to frame the subject across diverse outdoor environments. Fashion editors Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi oversaw the styling, paired with hair by Anh Co Tran and makeup by Kara Yoshimoto. The shoot highlights earthy, clean tones through an editorial lens, moving from the rustic textures of farm gates to the lush, sunlit vegetation of a forest setting.

A young man wearing a black double-breasted blazer and wide-leg white trousers poses against an off-white seamless studio backdrop. Project

InStyle U.S. · The Breakthrough List: 31 Performers ...

InStyle U.S. presents 'The Breakthrough List,' a portfolio feature spotlighting emerging performers across the entertainment industry. Photographer Celeste Sloman captures the series through a collection of editorial portraits, utilizing a consistent palette of warm, cream-toned seamless backdrops to anchor the subjects. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, employing soft light to maintain a clean and refined visual focus. With hair styling by Barbara Guillaume and Blake Erik, and makeup by Jo Baker, the portraits highlight the individuals through direct, candid posing. Christine Nelli also contributes to the production, which features actors including Iris Apatow and comedian Stavros Halkias.

Alan Cumming holding chess pieces up to his temples in front of a chess board for an InStyle U.S. feature. Project

InStyle U.S. · The Art of Playing ALAN CUMMING

In The Art of Playing ALAN CUMMING, InStyle U.S. delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture, framing the multihyphenate performer through the conceptual lens of high-stakes strategy and theatrical artifice. Photographer Eric Michael Roy captures Cumming as a shape-shifting protagonist, leaning into a series of cinematic tableaus that utilize the chessboard as both a literal prop and a metaphorical device for the actor's mercurial talent. The aesthetic trajectory of the shoot ranges from low-key chiaroscuro studies to high-energy captures featuring surreal, suspended chess pieces, effectively blurring the line between the subject and his reflection. Central to this visual narrative is the meticulous styling by fashion editors Kevin Huynh and Sam Spector, who curate a wardrobe of vibrant red satin capes, architectural black lace headdresses, and metallic jacquard jackets. This visual texture is amplified by set designer Amy Jo Diaz, whose minimalist studio environments—often employing neutral backdrops and stark floor patterns—ensure that the focus remains anchored on Cumming's expressive performance. Utilizing a dynamic mix of studio strobe lighting and dramatic natural light, the project reads as an intimate, sophisticated meditation on performance itself. By oscillating between playful, mischievous vignettes and stoic, regal silhouettes, the team creates a compelling archive that celebrates the artistry inherent in Cumming's enduring, chameleonic career within the landscape of modern media and entertainment.

Kerry Washington seated on a striped sofa wearing a dark cardigan, satin bralette, and sparkly socks against a green striped background Project

InStyle U.S. · InStyle U.S. September 2025 Cover

InStyle U.S. presents its September 2025 magazine cover, featuring actor Kerry Washington. The editorial portrait captures the subject in a styled interior, seated against green vertical-striped paneling with coordinated textile accents. Photographer Chrisean Rose leads the visual direction for this editorial production. The styling is managed by Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi, with set design provided by Amy Jo Diaz. The project was completed under the editorial leadership of editor-in-chief Sally Holmes, incorporating grooming and detail work from hair stylists Carola Gonzalez and Takisha Sturdivant-Drew and manicurist Sreynin Peng.

Teyana Taylor poses in a black velvet suit with purple satin lapels and voluminous afro hair against a blue background. Project

InStyle U.S. · InStyle Now U.S. Fall 2025 Cover

InStyle U.S. presents the Fall 2025 edition of InStyle Now, featuring entertainer Teyana Taylor on the cover. This editorial production centres on a high-contrast aesthetic, placing the subject against a solid royal blue backdrop to highlight the textures of her structured velvet tailoring and satin accents. Photographed by Jason Kim, the cover utilises soft light and a clean composition to maintain focus on the subject. The shoot includes contributions from makeup artist Yeika Glow and manicurist Sarah Chue, with set design by Amy Jo Diaz.

Saweetie reclining on a mustard yellow velvet sofa wearing a white sheer dress against a teal background for InStyle Now Project

InStyle U.S. · InStyle Now U.S. Spring 2025 Cover

The Spring 2025 cover of InStyle Now features entertainer Saweetie in a portrait captured by photographer Emman Montalvan. The editorial composition highlights a high-contrast aesthetic, positioning the subject against a solid teal backdrop while she rests on a mustard yellow velvet sofa. The project channels a clean, editorial look defined by natural light and warm tones. Supporting the visual narrative, Amy Jo Diaz provided set design, while Cedric Jolivet handled makeup and Temeka Jackson oversaw the manicure.

Scarlett Johansson resting her head on her hands for the InStyle U.S. March 2025 magazine cover portrait. Project

InStyle U.S. · InStyle U.S. March 2025 Cover

The March 2025 cover of InStyle U.S. features a clean, close-up portrait of Scarlett Johansson, shot by photographer Heather Hazzan. The editorial imagery emphasizes a focus on natural aesthetic, with soft lighting highlighting the composition. Fashion editor Kate Young leads the styling for the session, complemented by hair styling from David von Cannon and makeup by Hung Vanngo. The final layout integrates the brand’s signature bold masthead typography with details regarding the spring fashion and beauty issue.