L'Etiquette Magazine
Featured L'Etiquette Magazine projects
This week's top L'Etiquette Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°7
L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°7 arrives as a masterclass in modern sartorial precision, cementing the publication's reputation within the media and entertainment landscape for its sharp, refined aesthetic. The project leans into a quintessential editorial portrait style, utilizing high-contrast studio strobe setups that strike a delicate balance with soft natural light to elevate the subject's presence. Central to the visual narrative is a commitment to timeless elegance, highlighted by the intricate details of formal tailoring—such as pleated white shirts and bow ties—which are captured with exacting clarity. Creative director Lolita Jacobs orchestrates a sophisticated atmosphere, working alongside photographer Priscillia Saada to craft a series of images that feel both archival and immediate. The casting, overseen by Arthur Méjean, brings forward a diverse ensemble of models including Mariana Goncalves, Ola Rudnicka, Sanique Dill, and Venus, whose poised performances anchor the session. Fashion editor and stylist Livia Rossi ensures every textural element, from the metallic hardware of a wristwatch to the meticulous grooming by hair stylist Marion Anée and makeup artist Caroline Fenouil, serves the broader fashion-forward mission of the issue. By stripping away extraneous artifice, this editorial project celebrates the quiet power of portraiture, successfully merging technical discipline with a contemporary sensibility that resonates deeply within the competitive realm of high-end independent magazine publishing.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°7 Cover
L'Étiquette Magazine turns its discerning eye toward a multifaceted visual narrative with the cover of Femme N°7, a project that masterfully blends the precision of editorial photography with the structured chaos of a nine-panel grid layout. Under the sharp creative direction of Lolita Jacobs and the editorial vision of Editor-in-Chief Marc Beaugé, the magazine leans into a hybrid format that elevates standard fashion media into a curated object of design. The cover serves as an intersection of disparate visual textures, balancing intimate studio-lit portraiture of models like Mariana Goncalves and Ola Rudnicka with meticulous still-life product shots of accessories. The technical execution relies on a tight synthesis of editorial and commercial sensibilities, where the clean lines of typography work in tandem with the styling of Livia Rossi to frame the narrative. By incorporating varied elements—ranging from silver jewelry to abstract illustrations—the project creates a rhythmic visual flow that rewards deep observation. With thoughtful contributions from hair stylist Marion Anée and makeup artist Caroline Fenouil, the imagery feels cohesive despite its dense, modular composition. This approach demonstrates a sophisticated grasp of magazine design, proving that even a grid-heavy layout can breathe with personality and purpose while maintaining the high-gloss aesthetic expected of premium lifestyle publications.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · Photography Pierre Emmanuel Testard
L'Etiquette Magazine continues to push the boundaries of menswear through its latest fashion editorial, captured through the keen lens of photographer Pierre Emmanuel Testard. This series of portraits emphasizes a crisp, classic editorial aesthetic, stripping away distractions to place the spotlight firmly on garment construction and contemporary styling. Under the sharp creative guidance of fashion director Gauthier Borsarello, the project leans into a minimalist studio environment where clean, bright lighting—utilizing both studio strobe and natural light techniques—serves to highlight the intricate textures of tailored blazers, striped turtlenecks, and layered casual wear. Model Bo Van der Vloet anchors the series with a steady, neutral presence, effortlessly moving between relaxed, oversized suiting and precise, utilitarian-inspired ensembles. The work is refined by the subtle contributions of hair stylist Eduardo Bravo and makeup artist Carole Hannah, who maintain a polished yet grounded look that prioritizes authenticity over artifice. By combining deliberate, high-contrast portraiture with the sparse, architectural framing characteristic of elite fashion publishing, this shoot celebrates the nuance of modern masculinity. The deliberate inclusion of editorial text and brand credits within the frame transforms these images into a cohesive document of style, reinforcing the magazine's reputation for curation. Every element, from the deliberate crease of a trouser to the careful interplay of graphic prints, underscores a commitment to high-end craftsmanship within the luxury fashion industry.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · Dressily
The Dressily editorial for L'Etiquette Magazine presents a series of clean, minimalist portraits centered on contemporary menswear. Photographed by Maxime La with fashion direction by Gauthier Borsarello, the project focuses on structured layering and tailored silhouettes set against a stark, white studio backdrop. The editorial features models Aleksandr Gordeev and Kai Jiech, whose styling emphasises clean lines and refined textures. The imagery leverages soft light to highlight the construction of tailored suiting, casual overcoats, and neutral sportswear, capturing a deliberate and polished aesthetic.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°6 Cover
L'Etiquette Magazine presents its Femme N°6 issue, an editorial project defined by a structured grid layout and a clean aesthetic. The cover features a curated collage of fashion photography and lifestyle accessories, ranging from footwear and apparel to portraiture captured against minimal backdrops. Photographer Joséphine Løchen anchors the visual direction, working alongside Fashion Director Lolita Jacobs and Fashion Editor Livia Rossi to define the magazine's distinctive style. The production incorporates professional hair and makeup artistry, further supported by the casting work of Arthur Méjean.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°6
This fashion editorial for L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°6 captures a focus on precise tailoring and structural layering. The session features model Chantall Mccann in a detailed ensemble centered on a structured pale olive blazer and crisp collared shirting, utilizing a clean aesthetic to highlight the garment's texture and silhouette. Captured by photographer Joséphine Løchen, the series is shaped by fashion director Lolita Jacobs, with editorial styling led by Livia Rossi. The production rounds out a refined lookbook style, leaning into an earthy palette to emphasize form and composition.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Etiquette Homme Magazine #15 Fall/Winter 2025 Covers
L'Etiquette Magazine presents the covers for the #15 Fall/Winter 2025 issue, a fashion editorial production featuring a series of clean, studio-based portraiture. The visuals highlight menswear through a mix of structured tailoring and relaxed knitwear, leaning into a minimal aesthetic that emphasizes fabric textures and sharp silhouettes. The project features photography by Maxime La and fashion direction by Gauthier Borsarello. The editorial work incorporates diverse styling, from double-breasted suits to corduroy ensembles, captured against consistent, neutral backgrounds. Makeup artistry for the session was provided by Carole Hannah, with casting directed by Jane Morineau. Models Aleksandr Gordeev and Kai Jiech appear throughout the editorial, which also includes detailed product imagery of footwear and accessories to round out the issue’s visual narrative.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Hors Série Japon
For the L'Etiquette Magazine Hors Série Japon edition, the publication leans into a minimalist editorial aesthetic. Photographed by Maxime La with fashion direction by Lolita Jacobs and styling by Livia Rossi, the editorial captures a series of contemporary streetwear silhouettes against a clean white backdrop. The series features models Adarsh Jaikarran, Eva Yelmani, Katrina Skudra, and Laurent Batilliot. The layout integrates French text columns alongside vertical imagery, emphasizing the tactile nature of layered garments and accessories.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · Photography Maxime La
L'Etiquette Magazine presents a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Maxime La. The project centres on a minimalist studio approach, utilising clean white backdrops to highlight the interplay of texture, pattern, and utilitarian styling across a diverse range of models. Fashion direction is led by Lolita Jacobs alongside fashion stylist Livia Rossi, with editorial oversight from editor-in-chief Marc Beaugé. The visuals lean into editorial and clean aesthetics, occasionally employing natural light to accentuate the depth of the featured garments. The production team also includes hair stylist Marion Anée, makeup artists Caroline Fenouil and Ruben Masoliver, casting director Arthur Méjean, and manicurist Jessica Trochut.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°5 S/S 2025 Cover
L'Etiquette Magazine presents its S/S 2025 Femme N°5 cover, an editorial project defined by a distinct collage-style layout. The issue brings together a series of portrait photography and accessory stills, capturing a range of textures from cotton and leather to metallic accents. The visual identity of the cover is steered by editor-in-chief Marc Beaugé and fashion director Lolita Jacobs. Through the lens of photographer Maxime La, the imagery utilizes clean studio lighting and natural light to emphasize the layering of garments, including a signature voluminous pink blouse. The production features a cast including models Cristi Haina, Mahalia Celeste Henderson, and Mika Callens, with styling contributions from Livia Rossi, hair by Marion Anée, and makeup by Caroline Fenouil and Ruben Masoliver.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°5
L'Étiquette Magazine Femme N°5 showcases a collection of editorial portraits that explore contemporary wardrobe staples through a lens of texture and graphic pattern. Shot by photographer Maxime La, the series adopts a minimalist approach, utilising clean, seamless white backgrounds and consistent, soft lighting to place the focus squarely on the garments and accessory styling. Under the fashion direction of Lolita Jacobs and styled by Livia Rossi, the editorial features a diverse cast including models Cristi Haina, Mahalia Celeste Henderson, Marie Sophie Wilson, Mika Callens, and Yali Yang. The imagery highlights eclectic combinations of leather, denim, knitwear, and sheer fabrics, often punctuated by vibrant primary colors and playful accessory layering. Hair by Marion Anée and makeup by Caroline Fenouil and Ruben Masoliver maintain a refined, editorial polish throughout the series, with casting by Arthur Méjean.
Project L'Etiquette Magazine · Michele Lamy and Rick Owens
L'Etiquette Magazine presents an editorial portrait series featuring Michele Lamy and Rick Owens. This fashion project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a mix of monochrome and natural light photography to highlight the subjects’ distinctive personal style and textured layering. Photographed by Maxime La with creative direction from Lolita Jacobs, the imagery balances intimate, high-contrast close-ups with relaxed interior portraits. The series emphasizes raw texture and candid expression, captured through an analogue film approach and sharp flash lighting techniques.
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