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Featured Interlope Magazine projects

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

Alexa Chung wearing dark cat-eye sunglasses and an off-the-shoulder black jacket over a white top against a minimal pale backdrop. Project

Interlope Magazine · Alexa Chung

Interlope Magazine presents an editorial portrait series featuring Alexa Chung. Photographed by Estévez and Belloso, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a restrained studio palette to focus on structural apparel and clean composition. The imagery oscillates between high-contrast monochrome and soft-lit portraiture, highlighting textures through organic film grain. The series features hair styling by Emilie Bromley and makeup artistry by Abbie Nourse. The execution emphasizes a quiet, contemplative mood, captured through a mix of analogue film techniques and soft ambient lighting.

Portrait of a black man wearing an ornate beaded necklace and a graphic sweater with text and a cartoon figure Project

Interlope Magazine · La Timpa

Interlope Magazine presents La Timpa, a series of editorial portraits highlighting contemporary designer fashion. Captured by photographer Sam Nixon, the project explores a range of textures and silhouettes, moving between studio-based compositions and atmospheric, raw interior settings. The work incorporates a variety of visual techniques, including analogue film aesthetics and double exposure, to create high-contrast, moody visuals. Fashion editor and stylist Marissa Baklayan curates a diverse wardrobe, layering graphic streetwear, structured outerwear, and tactile fabrics. Makeup artist Tayler Treadwell complements the styling with a focus on clean, intentional details. The series features model La Timpa across a collection of portraits that lean into moody, desaturated tones and minimalist set design.

Shirtless Black man looking into a bathroom mirror with white tiled walls and vertical lights. Project

Interlope Magazine · daniel caesar le gospel après dieu

For Interlope Magazine, photographer Elena Mottola and fashion editor Sam Knoll present a documentary-style editorial featuring musician Daniel Caesar. The project, titled 'daniel caesar le gospel après dieu,' explores a series of intimate, observational vignettes set against both urban rooftop backdrops and tiled interior spaces. By utilizing analogue film and natural light, the visuals emphasize a raw, candid perspective on the subject. Techniques such as golden hour illumination and grainy monochrome processing heighten the project's moody, narrative atmosphere. The imagery moves between spontaneous rooftop moments and quiet bathroom portraits, maintaining a consistent focus on texture and authentic, unposed framing.

Digital cover featuring a grid of twelve portraits of model Bingbing Liu with green eyeshadow against a white background Project

Interlope Magazine · Interlope China Autumn 26 Digital Cover

For the Autumn 26 digital cover of Interlope China, the creative team has delivered an arresting exploration of character and color that anchors the magazine within a modern, sophisticated aesthetic. At the heart of the project is a striking twelve-panel editorial grid that masterfully breaks down the singular portrait of model Bingbing Liu into a rhythmic, cinematic sequence. Through the lens of photographer Ben Bortis, the composition utilizes precise studio strobe lighting to create an even, high-contrast clarity that makes the subject's vivid green eyeshadow pop against a restrained, neutral grey background. The work leans into a deliberate, calculated minimalism, eschewing heavy artifice to focus on the nuance of expression, which shifts seamlessly from serene poise to animated spontaneity across the grid. Styled with the sharp, deliberate eye of fashion editor Lyla Cheng, the digital cover functions as both a cohesive piece of art and a functional piece of media. The structured layout speaks to a contemporary editorial sensibility, balancing technical rigor with a raw, human focus that captures the essence of the Autumn 26 season. By prioritizing negative space and clean typography, the team has crafted a visual narrative that feels both timeless and distinctly forward-looking, setting a definitive tone for the publication's ongoing digital evolution.

Alexa Chung wearing dark sunglasses and an off-the-shoulder black coat while holding a coffee cup on the Interlope Magazine cover. Project

Interlope Magazine · Interlope Magazine #8 Autumn 2025 Covers

Interlope Magazine’s eighth issue for Autumn 2025 features a series of editorial covers centered on a minimalist aesthetic. The project, captured in a monochromatic color palette, relies on soft light to define form and silhouette within a studio environment. The featured cover image showcases Alexa Chung in a stark, full-length portrait, styled in an off-the-shoulder overcoat and kitten heels. The art direction incorporates bold, pixelated typography, maintaining a clean visual hierarchy across the vertical format.

Model wearing a black leather jacket with a high collar against a plain white background for Interlope Magazine. Project

Interlope Magazine · Interlope Magazine #7 Spring 2025 Covers

Interlope Magazine presents the covers for issue #7 of their Spring 2025 edition. This editorial series features two distinct portraits, one centered on a structured black leather jacket with an exaggerated collar and another showcasing a portrait against a dark, textured backdrop. The series leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing soft lighting to frame the subjects. Photographers Estévez and Belloso, Pierre-Ange Carlotti, and Sam Nixon capture the subjects with precision, supported by fashion editors Camille Bidault Waddington and Marissa Baklayan. The styling is complemented by hair from Michael Delmas and makeup by Tayler Treadwell.

Monochrome portrait of a woman seated barefoot wearing a dark button-up shirt and trousers against a white seamless background Project

Interlope Magazine · Kali Malone

Interlope Magazine presents an editorial portrait series featuring composer and musician Kali Malone. Captured by photographers Estévez and Belloso, the project balances intimate studio portraiture with abstract architectural studies, grounding the subject within a stark, minimalist visual language. The series relies on soft natural light and a consistent monochromatic finish to emphasize texture, sculptural tailoring, and form. Working with hair stylist Michael Delmas, the team leans into a clean, analogue-driven aesthetic across the collection. The portraits transition between low-angle perspectives that highlight structured silhouettes and thoughtful, close-up compositions. Alongside these subjects, the documentation extends to industrial motifs, incorporating geometric steel frameworks and stone textures to mirror the rhythmic precision of Malone’s work.