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Featured L'Officiel Baltics projects

This week's top L'Officiel Baltics projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Turbulent

Turbulent is a cinematic fashion editorial produced for L'Officiel Baltics. The project explores themes of intimacy and form through a series of evocative, observational portraits and interior vignettes. Captured with a clear eye for light and texture, the imagery utilizes natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to define the relationship between the subjects and their rustic, woodland environments. Photographer Anastasia Fursova works alongside art director Alex Klop and fashion editor Yulia Ivanova to create a cohesive aesthetic marked by warm tones and architectural compositions. The series leans into a clean, editorial approach, pairing contemporary silhouettes with natural, earthy settings.

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L'Officiel Baltics · To Live Is To Fly

L'Officiel Baltics presents To Live Is To Fly, a fashion editorial set against the urban landscape of New York City. The series, captured by photographer Elys Berroteran, focuses on male model Luc Defont-Saviard throughout a range of metropolitan environments, from bustling streetscapes featuring E 30th St signage to classical architectural landmarks. The project leans into an atmospheric, high-contrast aesthetic. By utilising monochrome grading and a distinct analogue film grain, the imagery emphasises architectural scale and texture. The collection relies on natural light to define the subject's form within the vertical framing characteristic of high-end print editorial work.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Fragments of a dream

Fragments of a dream is a fashion editorial series produced for L'Officiel Baltics. The project explores structured silhouettes and minimalist compositions through a sequence of studio portraits. The series features model Anna Pavlova, with photography by Kostas Avgulis. The creative output leans into clean, high-contrast aesthetics, utilizing techniques such as analogue film and hard light to emphasize architectural tailoring and layered textures. Hair styling by Jose Quijano and makeup by Dimitra Altani round out the production, focusing on sculptural hair forms and restrained cosmetic palettes.

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L'Officiel Baltics · PIGMENTOS DEL ALMA

Pigmentos Del Alma is a high-fashion editorial story produced for L'Officiel Baltics, centered on a series of bold, monochromatic color studies. The work explores the intersection of saturated pigments and textural contrast, moving through a curated sequence of primary and earthy palettes that frame model Melania Castillo against intentionally curated backdrops. Photographer Angel Buzo utilizes a mix of natural light and moody, directional studio lighting to emphasize the tactility of the clothing, ranging from structured crimson tailoring to glossy black leather and ribbed textures. The compositions lean into graphic color-blocking, pairing vibrant yellows against cobalt blues and deep greens against shadowy, gritty surfaces, resulting in a cohesive visual rhythm throughout the editorial spread.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Rebel Ballerina

Rebel Ballerina, an editorial series for L'Officiel Baltics, explores the intersection of classical dance aesthetics and contemporary edgy tailoring. Photographer Ivana Micic captures a series of contrasts, juxtaposing voluminous, layered tulle skirts and delicate pointe shoes against structured bomber jackets, industrial concrete staircases, and urban nightscapes. The project channels a moody, tactile perspective on movement and form. Through the use of analogue film techniques and natural light, the editorial maintains a grounded, cinematic quality. The imagery moves between minimalist studio settings and gritty, architectural backdrops, emphasizing the tension between the fluid grace of ballet and a sharper, modern sartorial sensibility.

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L'Officiel Baltics · ALL OF ME

Captured for L'Officiel Baltics, the editorial series 'ALL OF ME' presents a collection of fashion portraits set against the backdrop of historic, classical architecture. Featuring photography by Elys Berroteran, the imagery juxtaposes ornate stone columns and intricate facades with contemporary tailored silhouettes. The series utilizes monochrome aesthetics and analogue film techniques to emphasize high-contrast textures across lace garments and formal suiting. The compositions are framed vertically, balancing the detailed stonework of the city environment with deliberate, cinematic poses.

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L'Officiel Baltics · by Julia Sariy

L'Officiel Baltics features a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Julia Sariy, starring model Daniela Belle. The collection leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and deliberate architectural framing to emphasize the sharp tailoring and intricate textile details of the ensembles. Spanning both indoor and outdoor settings, the work incorporates urban cityscapes and textured industrial backgrounds to create an atmospheric, high-fashion mood. The imagery relies on a polished visual approach, favoring vertical compositions and a neutral palette punctuated by intentional color accents, with techniques ranging from analogue film to flash photography to define the series.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Revival

Revival is a fashion editorial series for L'Officiel Baltics, captured by photographer Katie Borrazzo. The project leans into an urban aesthetic, juxtaposing structured silhouettes and delicate textiles against raw, industrial environments. Featuring model Jiwon Christine Ra, the imagery explores a variety of textures—from pinstripe blazers and leather jackets to lace detailing—set against backdrops of weathered concrete, scaffolding, and waterfront cityscapes. The work utilizes natural light throughout, often employing analogue film techniques to achieve a grainy, tactile quality that highlights the interplay between high fashion and the grit of its surroundings.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Essence

Essence for L'Officiel Baltics is a high-contrast fashion editorial that explores the intersection of structured tailoring and raw, industrial environments. Photographer Christina Kapongo frames a series of portraits and full-length studies that lean into clean lines and deliberate geometry. The execution utilizes natural light to heighten the tension between soft textures and sharp architectural shadows, resulting in a moody, refined aesthetic. Fashion editing by Ale Lozano and Estrella Elorduy anchors the project, juxtaposing minimalist pieces like ribbed knitwear and structured coats with bold accents. The work maintains a consistent visual language through a mix of stark monochrome captures and warm, earth-toned compositions, emphasizing garment construction and form.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Botanical Reverie

Botanical Reverie is a fashion editorial series produced for L'Officiel Baltics, blending high-end tailoring with organic, garden-centric environments. The project channels an earthy yet polished aesthetic, contrasting structured blazers and leather outerwear against the soft, dappled light of historic parklands and rustic architectural backdrops. Photographer Domenico Donadio utilizes natural light and golden hour warmth to emphasize the tactile layering of lace, silk, and suede. With fashion styling by Carmen Incarnato and on-camera talent provided by model Holly Nicole, the series leans into a distinct editorial narrative that balances sharp, modern silhouettes with the intricate textures of the natural world.

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L'Officiel Baltics · Mirror Mirro

Mirror Mirror is a fashion editorial series for L'Officiel Baltics, captured by photographer Veronika Orlova. The project explores the interplay between structured tailoring and architectural form, placing the subject against a variety of brutalist and modern surfaces. Throughout the series, the styling oscillates between oversized, sharp-shouldered blazers, voluminous faux-fur outerwear, and delicate lace details. The work leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing soft, natural light to emphasize fabric textures and the rigid geometric lines of the urban environments featured in the background. Techniques such as reflective distortion and high-contrast flash lighting are employed across the imagery to create depth, often incorporating the model's reflection to add a layer of symmetry. The result is a polished visual study of modern apparel set within a neutral, atmospheric, and distinctly urban context.

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L'Officiel Baltics · NARCISSUS

NARCISSUS is a fashion editorial series produced for L'Officiel Baltics, showcasing a collection of menswear that balances fluid drapery with structured tailoring. The project leans into a warm, tonal palette, punctuated by high-contrast botanical motifs and vivid accents of red, orange, and purple. Photographer Jeanne Dart and fashion editor Ale Lozano collaborate to create a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The imagery employs techniques including analogue film, long exposure, and multiple exposure to introduce motion blur and layered depth, transforming a standard studio setting into a dreamlike environment. The work focuses on the intersection of soft, draped fabrics and sculptural silhouettes against neutral backdrops.