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Featured JON Magazine projects
This week's top JON Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project JON Magazine · Against The Current
Against The Current, the latest editorial fashion feature for JON Magazine, serves as a masterclass in controlled, high-contrast visual storytelling. Photographer Carlo William Rossi captures the intersection of fluid movement and structural composition, utilizing a mix of dramatic low-key chiaroscuro lighting and crisp high-key studio environments to explore the human form. Through this editorial project, Rossi channels a cinematic intensity, particularly in the striking monochrome diptych that depicts a model interacting with water. Each frame emphasizes the interplay between muscularity and elements of texture, from the condensation on skin to the geometric distortion of ribbed glass. Complementing the photography, the sharp eye of fashion editor and stylist Romolo Battista shines through in the curated wardrobe, which spans from bold patterned shorts to edgy graphic tees and distressed denim, grounding the abstract aesthetic in contemporary style. The use of live-action technique during the shoot imbues the static imagery with an urgent, kinetic energy, making the spread feel less like a traditional photoshoot and more like a captured moment in motion. By balancing raw masculinity with sophisticated, minimalist art direction, the collaboration between Rossi and Battista delivers a cohesive narrative that resonates with the bold, modern sensibilities of current industry standards, ensuring a standout visual experience that feels both timeless and distinctly sharp.
Project JON Magazine · Fragments of the life
Fragments of the Life, a fashion editorial series for JON Magazine, centers on character-driven portraiture and structured tailoring. Photographed by Igor Vavilov with styling by Daniil Kudryavtsev, the project presents a narrative through high-contrast monochrome imagery that highlights the interplay between expressive gesture and classic menswear garments. The editorial leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing clean studio settings and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to isolate textural details in layered outerwear, knitwear, and accessories. Captured on analogue film, the diptych layouts combine wide-angle compositions with extreme close-ups, creating a rhythmic visual language that moves between contemplative stillness and sharp, architectural portraiture.
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