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Featured Ladygunn Magazine projects
This week's top Ladygunn Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · Working gurl
Captured for Ladygunn Magazine, Working gurl is an expansive fashion editorial that explores the intersections of corporate aesthetics and urban grit. Through a series of vignettes, the project juxtaposes high-contrast, structured tailoring against the weathered textures of metropolitan architecture. Photographer Leire Cavia utilizes natural light and the distinct characteristics of analogue film to ground the series in a raw, tactile reality. Featuring model Yirou Zhou, the narrative styling by Manuel Angel Mendez Diaz moves between avant-garde silhouettes and sharp, minimalist workwear, while hair by Laura Del Muro leans into clean, precision-focused looks that anchor the editorial's contemporary vision.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · SHE SELLS SEASHELLS BY THE SEASHORE
In the vibrant editorial feature SHE SELLS SEASHELLS BY THE SEASHORE, Ladygunn Magazine masterfully explores the intersection of coastal serenity and high-fashion eccentricity. Through a series of captures set against a backdrop of tranquil lakeside landscapes and rustic stonework, the project leans into a playful yet polished aesthetic that feels both cinematic and rooted in authentic lifestyle portraiture. Photographer Mariia Nechosa utilizes soft, natural light to heighten the rich textures of the wardrobe, ranging from frayed white linens and soft drapes to bold, color-blocked ensembles featuring vivid pinks and deep blues. Under the sharp eye of fashion editor and stylist Olga Gayeva, the visual narrative embraces a mix of unexpected accessories, from oversized leather sleeves and Greek-key patterns to motifs of lemons and tomatoes that bring a whimsical, summery energy to the compositions. The styling is elevated by a recurring bold red lip and varied headgear, which adds a layer of curated intensity to the otherwise relaxed maritime setting. By layering disparate textures—like faux fur against sheer fabrics or patterned silks against weathered stone—the shoot achieves a cohesive, multi-dimensional quality. This project serves as a compelling study in editorial minimalism, proving that when high-fashion elements meet a raw, natural environment, the result is a striking visual language that feels effortlessly sophisticated, modern, and distinctively editorial.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · Riley Woodell in Weight of Light
In the striking Ladygunn Magazine editorial Weight of Light, photographer Virginia Kluiters masterfully captures model Riley Woodell in a series of images that feel less like a traditional fashion shoot and more like a study in atmospheric tension. This editorial portrait series leans heavily into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing a restrained palette of deep burgundy, black, and ethereal pastels to create a visual narrative that oscillates between the rigid structure of metallic chainmail and the fluid, organic softness of tulle and sheer organza. By integrating techniques such as studio strobe lighting alongside more spontaneous natural light capture, the work achieves a mood that is at once grounded and dreamlike. Woodell serves as a transformative canvas, moving through silhouettes that range from sharp, architectural tailoring to voluminous, pleat-heavy gowns that seem to catch and hold the light. The project feels remarkably intentional in its minimalist composition, allowing the interplay of textures—from shimmering gold bodysuits to translucent veils—to command the viewer's attention. Through the calculated use of long exposure and intentional motion blur, the series channels a ethereal quality that softens the harshness of the dark, moody environments, resulting in an evocative portrait project that feels both timeless and decidedly modern in its high-fashion approach to light and shadow.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · Solo of Two Voices
Solo of Two Voices for Ladygunn Magazine masterfully captures the delicate intersection between movement and stillness within this editorial portrait series. Featuring model Ingrid Fernandes, the project leans into a painterly aesthetic, utilizing a restrained color palette of muted pinks, greys, and faded reds to create an intimate, ethereal atmosphere. Across the series, the styling shifts between structured silhouettes—such as satin corsets and peplum tops—and fluid, voluminous kaftans, all punctuated by the deliberate inclusion of chunky, sculptural necklaces that ground the imagery with a modern edge. The visual narrative relies heavily on the use of natural light, which is diffused to gently illuminate textures ranging from delicate ruffles to rich, woven area rugs. By maintaining a shallow depth of field, the compositions draw focus toward the subject's contemplative expressions and the intricate drape of each garment. The resulting work transcends standard fashion photography, instead presenting a collection of portraits that feel deeply personal and carefully curated. By stripping away extraneous noise, the project allows for a focused exploration of form and personality, demonstrating how a consistent visual language can unify diverse poses and outfits. This series serves as a testament to the power of editorial minimalism, where the subtle interplay of shadow, texture, and posture dictates the tone of the entire editorial.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · Ladygunn Magazine April 2026 Cover
Ladygunn Magazine pushes the boundaries of contemporary visual storytelling in its April 2026 cover, a project that expertly leans into surreal lifestyle photography to capture a moment of calculated, high-key whimsy. At the heart of this editorial piece is a striking portrait of a blonde subject submerged in a sea of multi-colored breakfast cereal, a scene that balances absurdism with the polished precision of modern media and entertainment branding. Photographed and creatively directed by Jordan Millington Liquorice, the image utilizes natural light to heighten the saturation of the vibrant props, creating a tactile depth that feels both playful and meticulously composed. The set design, executed by Philipp Haemmerle, serves as the backbone of the composition, grounding the surreal concept in a tangible, hyper-real environment that pops against the stark studio background. Isaac Davidson contributes a clean, sharp approach to grooming that complements the subject’s iconic oval-frame sunglasses and the bold, yellow typography synonymous with the publication's identity. By integrating a surreal aesthetic with classic lifestyle framing, the team has produced a standout image that functions as both a high-concept piece of art and a sharp, effective cover. This project serves as a masterclass in staging and creative direction, proving that when editorial boldness meets expert execution, the result is a memorable, genre-defining visual statement that demands immediate attention.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · KITTY LEVER IN TECHNICOLOR
In a vivid exploration of surrealism and high-fashion whimsy, the editorial project Kitty Lever in Technicolor for Ladygunn Magazine masterfully blends the boundaries between traditional portraiture and theatrical art. With creative direction and photography helmed by Jordan Millington Liquorice, the series channels a bold, playful energy that transforms residential spaces into stages for eccentric storytelling. The shoot leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by vibrant color palettes and intricate textile layering, where everything from a clown-inspired striped hat to a knife-pierced apple serves as a deliberate, calculated prop. The visual language is deeply atmospheric, relying on high-key and natural light to capture the nuanced textures of ruffled tulle, quilted fabrics, and ornate jewelry. Philipp Haemmerle’s contribution as set designer grounds these surreal compositions within a grand, architectural framework, while hair stylist Isaac Davidson manages to elevate the eccentric styling through dynamic, architectural coiffures that mirror the project's whimsical tone. This cinematic approach to lifestyle photography creates a storybook-like allure, punctuated by a blend of classical settings and avant-garde fashion choices. Through the collaborative production efforts of Elizabeth Kline Murphy, the project successfully captures a distinct editorial minimalism that feels both polished and intentionally chaotic, inviting the viewer into a highly curated, technicolor world that challenges typical media conventions with its uncompromising focus on surreal composition and high-fashion detail.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · CUPID'S KISS
CUPID'S KISS is a beauty editorial for Ladygunn Magazine, featuring a series of close-up portraits that explore high-impact cosmetic artistry. Photographer Jacquetta Clark leads the visual direction, utilizing saturated color palettes and clean studio lighting to document intricate makeup applications. The series leans into editorial techniques including macro focus and chiaroscuro lighting, contrasting vibrant, multi-colored eyeshadow and graphic facial markings with softer, natural-toned portraiture. Each frame prioritizes tactile details, from wet-look hairstyles to applied tooth gems, maintaining a cohesive aesthetic across a variety of experimental beauty looks.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · LightHouse Keeper
Ladygunn Magazine’s 'LightHouse Keeper' is a sprawling fashion editorial that leans into surreal, coastal aesthetics. The series presents a narrative anchored by theatrical, avant-garde styling, featuring a recurring lead character defined by white-face makeup and exaggerated facial detailing. Set across rugged shorelines, weathered piers, and desolated coastal landscapes, the work utilizes natural light to frame highly structural garments, including heavy capes, striped tailoring, and sculptural headpieces. Technically, the project blends moody, cinematic compositions with nostalgic, analogue-leaning textures. Hair styling for the series is credited to Sean Michael Bennett, whose work helps ground the high-concept visual choices within the atmospheric, often monochrome, coastal environment.
Project Ladygunn Magazine · Amanda Lepore: The Art of Being Unapologetically Glamorous
Ladygunn Magazine presents 'Amanda Lepore: The Art of Being Unapologetically Glamorous,' a high-fashion editorial series capturing entertainer Amanda Lepore. The project leans into a bold, high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing a saturated color palette that pairs vibrant blues and magenta tones against monochromatic studio backgrounds. Featuring set design by Philipp Haemmerle, the production centers on tactile, glossy textures—ranging from latex catsuits to tufted leather furniture—to establish a theatrical atmosphere. Each portrait employs specific techniques, such as low-key chiaroscuro lighting and polished beauty light, to refine the visual narrative. The series moves between moody, dramatic portraits and playful, vibrant setups to define a distinct, editorial look.
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