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This week's top Latest Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Latest Magazine · Echoes of Two
Echoes of Two is a fashion editorial feature for Latest Magazine, presenting a series of outdoor portraits that explore sculptural silhouettes against rugged, natural landscapes. The collection leans into a clean, graphic aesthetic, utilising high-contrast lighting and coastal terrain to frame contemporary knitwear and tailored garments. Captured by photographer Elena Kuznetsova, the series often employs diptych and split-frame layouts to juxtapose textures and forms. Featuring model Samuel Aitken, the imagery integrates warm colour grading and monochrome treatments to highlight the interplay between structured apparel and the surrounding rocky environment.
Project Latest Magazine · the fashionista
Latest Magazine presents The Fashionista, a fashion editorial series that leans into minimalist aesthetics and contemporary tailoring. Across a series of portraits, the project highlights layered textures and structured silhouettes, from oversized blazers to vintage-inspired accessories. Photographer Selim Soysal and fashion editor Carolina Vidal Levesque utilize a clean, vertical format across the editorial, centering on model Wenli Zhao. The execution emphasizes a neutral color palette paired with deliberate pops of color, relying on natural light and an analogue / film technique to define the mood.
Project Latest Magazine · Sand
The Sand editorial campaign for Latest Magazine serves as a masterclass in minimalist composition, stripping back the noise of high-fashion imagery to focus on the interplay between raw material and human form. Through the lens of photographer Lavina Solo, the project channels an aesthetic of quiet sophistication, blending fine art principles with contemporary portraiture. Stylist Iryna Li complements this vision by curating a wardrobe that balances structure with fluidity, utilizing crisp cottons, lustrous silks, and sculptural accessories that emphasize the tactile nature of the series. Across the body of work, model J'Adore Benjamin navigates a series of controlled environments, from high-contrast studio settings to conceptual vignettes featuring sand and frosted sea glass. The visual language relies heavily on natural light and deliberate studio strobe setups, which work in tandem to highlight skin texture and the intricate details of the styling. Whether captured through macro lenses or wide editorial shots, the series maintains a consistent focus on shape, reflection, and shadow. By leaning into chiaroscuro techniques and clean, monochromatic backdrops, the collaboration succeeds in creating a series of images that feel both timeless and deeply grounded. It is a deliberate study in balance, where every drape of fabric and every placement of sand feels intentional, inviting the viewer to appreciate the intersection of high fashion and elemental purity.
Project Latest Magazine · Latest Magazine Web July 2026 Covers
For the July 2026 web edition of Latest Magazine, photographer Lavina Solo and fashion editor Iryna Li have collaborated on a series of editorial portraits that redefine contemporary cover aesthetics through a lens of disciplined minimalism. Featuring model J'Adore Benjamin, the project leans into a sophisticated visual language that prioritizes silhouette, texture, and negative space. The series utilizes high-key lighting and precise studio strobe setups to accentuate the intricate geometry of braided hairstyles and the sharp lines of modern apparel. By stripping away the visual clutter often found in mainstream media and entertainment publications, the team focuses on the intersection of portraiture and sculpture. One particularly striking frame features a sculptural wooden accessory as a focal point, perfectly balanced by neutral tones that evoke a quiet, refined elegance. Throughout the covers, the integration of top-aligned, clean serif typography reinforces a polished look that feels both timeless and forward-thinking. By capturing a sense of movement within a still medium, the work elevates the standard digital editorial format into a curated experience. This collection succeeds not just as fashion photography, but as a deliberate exercise in editorial minimalism, demonstrating how restricted color palettes and clean studio environments can create high-impact, memorable imagery for the digital age.
Project Latest Magazine · Photography by Charlotte Navio
In this evocative series for Latest Magazine, photographer Charlotte Navio redefines the intersection of classic tailoring and contemporary character, leaning into a sharp, fashion-forward sensibility. Working within the exacting realm of luxury fashion, Navio orchestrates a dialogue between her subjects, models John Igwe and James Igwe, whose synchronized, mirror-like poses establish a rhythm that elevates the editorial narrative. The project finds its strength in the deliberate contrast between rigid, traditional business attire and the playful, idiosyncratic addition of berets pinned with an array of enamel charms. Whether utilizing the clinical precision of studio strobe lighting to achieve a crisp, commercial finish or pivoting to the atmospheric depth of analogue film, the imagery consistently prioritizes a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The interplay of texture—from deep burgundy velvet to structured wool—is brought into sharp focus, with the grooming artistry of hair stylist Damien Lacoussade and makeup artist Maud Eigenheer ensuring every detail remains polished against the stark backdrop. With nuanced casting by Olivier Duperrin, the portrait series transcends the standard lookbook, positioning the garments not just as clothing, but as essential components of a broader, curated identity. It is an exploration of form and personality that feels both timeless and distinctly relevant, perfectly capturing the nuanced essence of modern menswear editorial.
Project Latest Magazine · Soft Command
Soft Command is a fashion editorial series featured in Latest Magazine, blending sharp, architectural tailoring with tactile contrasts. The series explores the intersection of gritty, urban environments and high-end fashion, utilizing a combination of natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize depth and texture. Styling by Shuvan Khuntia brings the collection to life, juxtaposing voluminous tulle and heavy wool against sleek leather and structured silhouettes. Through casting by Shuvan Khuntia and movement from model Hannah Vincent, the project balances raw industrial backdrops with refined, clean aesthetics. The imagery captures a deliberate, moody tension, leaning into earthy palettes and analogue film textures to define its editorial visual identity.
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