L'Officiel Argentina
Featured L'Officiel Argentina projects
This week's top L'Officiel Argentina projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · Angel & Demonio
L'Officiel Argentina presents 'Angel & Demonio,' a feature editorial profiling actor Christoph Waltz. Through a series of highly composed portraits, the project oscillates between moody, high-contrast monochrome aesthetics and warm, opulent interior settings. Photographer Frederico Martins captures Waltz across a range of theatrical expressions and elaborate styling curated by fashion editor Pablo Patane. The imagery makes extensive use of natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize rich material textures—from structured wool tailoring and leather outerwear to classical stone busts and ornate architectural details. Makeup artist Sabina Pinsone supports the editorial vision, with production managed by Daniele Carettoni.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · Après ski
Captured by photographer Dominika Witos, this fashion editorial for L'Officiel Argentina explores the intersection of alpine sportswear and high-fashion aesthetics. Titled "Après ski," the series is set against a rustic, snow-covered landscape that serves as a backdrop for a variety of seasonal ensembles, ranging from technical ski gear and quilted outerwear to sophisticated knitwear and formal accessories. The project leans into a nostalgic visual language, frequently utilizing an analogue film aesthetic, grainy textures, and monochrome color grading to evoke a timeless, cinematic quality. The narrative follows a protagonist navigating a winter retreat, transitioning from outdoor snowy activities to relaxed moments with espresso in a chalet setting. The imagery emphasizes the tactile qualities of heavy wools, faux fur, and performance fabrics, captured through a lens of clean, natural light.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · Portraits - Beauty
L'Officiel Argentina presents a series of beauty portraits captured by photographer Higor Bastos. The project explores high-fashion aesthetic through avant-garde styling, utilizing a blend of dramatic lighting techniques and moody compositions to highlight intricate details in accessories and makeup. The imagery moves between high-contrast editorial shots and minimalist studio setups. Featuring sharp styling—from sculptural gold jewelry to bold, experimental cosmetic applications—the work emphasizes clean lines and rich textures against both stark white and deep, chiaroscuro-focused backdrops. Each portrait maintains a focus on polished, expressive beauty.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · L'Officiel Argentina April/May 2026 ...
For the April/May 2026 issue of L'Officiel Argentina, the editorial team delivers a masterclass in high-fashion composition, centering on model Valentina Ferrer in a striking display of sculptural design. Captured through the expert lens of photographer Lena Melnik, the cover story leans into the juxtaposition of organic floral motifs against the stark, uncompromising lines of architectural silhouettes. The visual narrative is defined by a bold, white gown featuring exaggerated, voluminous sleeves and structural hip padding, which is grounded by sharp, cutout platform boots. Utilizing precise studio strobe lighting, the imagery maintains a clean, neutral grey backdrop that allows the complex volume of the attire to take center stage, effectively bridging the gap between wearable art and high-end print media. Fashion editor and stylist Tatiana Cinquino anchors the aesthetic, meticulously curating the avant-garde ensemble, while hair stylist Erin Piper Herschleb and makeup artist Mariko Arai provide a polished, refined finish that complements the editorial portrait style. The result is a sophisticated piece of visual storytelling that feels both timeless and forward-thinking, emphasizing the power of silhouette in contemporary fashion media. Under the production guidance of Daniele Carettoni, this project exemplifies the rigorous creative standards expected within the competitive landscape of the magazines and entertainment industry, providing a definitive look at the season’s most provocative structural trends.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · Pasion latina
L'Officiel Argentina makes a bold statement with Pasion latina, a striking fashion editorial that masterfully balances structured luxury with a modern, minimalist edge. Through the lens of photographer Lena Melnik, the series navigates the intersection of avant-garde design and classic portraiture, utilizing studio strobe lighting to carve out crisp silhouettes against neutral backdrops. Fashion editor and stylist Tatiana Cinquino curates a visual narrative that emphasizes the interplay of rich textures, from supple leather trench coats to the delicate, organic construction of floral-petaled mini dresses. The result is a highly polished aesthetic that reads as both sophisticated and intentionally restrained. Every frame is elevated by the precise grooming of hair stylist Erin Piper Herschleb and makeup artist Mariko Arai, whose work on the models' signature slicked-back looks ensures the focus remains firmly on the complex architectural forms of the garments. By pairing high-key lighting with deliberate, grounded posing, the project leans into an editorial sensibility that feels distinctly elevated. Whether capturing the subtle pinstriping of a tailored blazer or the dramatic volume of a sculptural gown, the creative team succeeds in presenting a cohesive, high-fashion portrait that feels right at home in the pages of an industry-leading publication. It is a masterclass in clean, conceptual composition that honors the intricate details of luxury apparel through a timeless lens.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · L'Officiel Argentina October 2025 Cover
L'Officiel Argentina presents its October 2025 cover, featuring actor Christoph Waltz in a minimalist portrait study. Photographer Frederico Martins captures the subject against a backdrop of classical carved stone busts, utilizing natural light to create an earthy, warm aesthetic. Fashion editor and stylist Pablo Patane complements the setting with a monochromatic black ensemble, defined by a relaxed draped shirt and structured tailoring. This editorial session was produced by Daniele Carettoni, who also managed casting, with makeup artistry provided by Sabina Pinsone.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · Arón Piper | Cambio de Piel
L'Officiel Argentina presents 'Cambio de Piel,' a fashion editorial featuring actor Arón Piper. The series explores a juxtaposition of contemporary tailoring and historical elements, notably incorporating ornate, engraved medieval plate armor across several portraits. Captured with a clean, editorial sensibility, the project utilizes a recurring palette of deep crimson and neutral grey backdrops. The photography employs soft, directional lighting to emphasize the metallic textures of the armor against rich, monochromatic surfaces. The imagery leans into a grainy, analogue film aesthetic to maintain an intimate tone throughout the series.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · L'Officiel Argentina February/March 2025 cover
L'Officiel Argentina presents its February/March 2025 issue, featuring a cover portrait of Twiggy. The editorial shoot, led by photographer Arved Colvin-Smith and stylist Rocco Collazzo, highlights a contrast between structured velvet and sheer tulle textures. Production and casting for the project were managed by Daniele Carettoni, with fashion market editing by Giorgio Ammirabile. The imagery utilizes clean studio lighting and a neutral palette to maintain a classic editorial aesthetic.
Project L'Officiel Argentina · Christina Ricci: figura pública
L'Officiel Argentina presents Christina Ricci: figura pública, an editorial fashion feature that leans into high-contrast portraiture and theatrical staging. The series explores a range of structured couture and ornate textures, utilizing low-key, chiaroscuro lighting to define the cinematic mood of the spread. Throughout the imagery, the project employs a mix of monochrome and moody palettes. Detailed styling—featuring pillbox hats, veiled accessories, and intricate embroidery—is set against distressed, textured backdrops, grounding the editorial in an atmosphere that is both polished and gritty. The execution emphasizes a sophisticated, sculptural aesthetic through deliberate, directional lighting.
Explore other brands
Explore Visie’s leading industries, projects, and the talented creatives representing them.
