L'Officiel Belgium
Featured L'Officiel Belgium projects
This week's top L'Officiel Belgium projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · make it SHORT
L'Officiel Belgium's 'make it SHORT' is a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Jordi Terry. The project highlights a collection of seasonal silhouettes, ranging from structured tailoring and patterned separates to layered transitional outerwear, all set against a mix of weathered architectural stone facades and soft, spring-inspired outdoor landscapes. With fashion styling by Sharon Max, the imagery channels a classic aesthetic defined by clean compositions and warm, natural light. The styling emphasises sharp textures and graphic patterns, further enhanced by hair styling from Brigitte Merinho. Models Alize Cekic and Patricia Del Valle anchor the story, with the editorial utilising both analogue film techniques and vertical framing to deliver a cohesive, tactile visual narrative.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Cool Playground
Cool Playground is a vibrant fashion editorial captured for L'Officiel Belgium, exploring themes of youthful energy and spontaneity. Through a series of dynamic outdoor portraits and lifestyle compositions, photographer Emil Pabon and fashion editor Jan Bries bring a sense of playfulness to contemporary designer fashion. Utilizing analogue film techniques and soft natural light, the series leans into an aesthetic of movement and candid interaction. Models Bodhi Heeck and Teun van Stein are featured across diverse settings, ranging from architectural brick exteriors to relaxed domestic interiors, grounded by earthy textures and bold, graphic knitwear.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Paris On Repeat
L'Officiel Belgium explores Parisian aesthetics in the 'Paris On Repeat' fashion editorial. The series employs vertical and horizontal compositions to document a range of contemporary styling, moving between street-style candids and intimate interior vignettes. Throughout the project, the focus remains on detailed fabric textures and layered silhouettes, ranging from structured denim to intricate knitwear and ruffled blouses. The editorial utilizes natural light and a warm color palette, incorporating a grainy, retro quality that lends a narrative-driven atmosphere to the imagery. Production for the series was managed by Sofia Potapova, with makeup artistry provided by Nisha Gulati.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Gloss & Disorder
For L'Officiel Belgium, Gloss & Disorder captures the quintessential tension between luxury fashion houses and a raw, subversive visual vernacular. This fashion editorial campaign pivots away from traditional softness, leaning instead into a high-contrast aesthetic that feels both deliberate and chaotic. Through the lens of photographer Vincent van den Dries, the project explores the interplay of high-fashion styling and heavy, graphic makeup, creating a series of portraits that feel simultaneously polished and unhinged. Fashion editor and stylist Jan Bries masterfully balances these contradictions, juxtaposing ornate textures like bouclé and tiger-print faux fur against the sharp, industrial edge of metallic geometric accessories and wet-look hair. Executed with a sophisticated blend of studio strobe and chiaroscuro lighting, the series channels a moody, editorial minimalism that prioritizes sharp silhouettes and architectural detail. Whether capturing the grit of smudged eyeliner against a stark white backdrop or the textured complexity of a layered ensemble, the work remains grounded in a clean, high-key compositional framework. By layering techniques like wind-swept movement and intense, direct gazes, the team crafts an evocative narrative that feels at once classic and contemporary. It is a calculated study in contrasts, where the elegance of heritage luxury is disrupted by an unapologetic, modern attitude, resulting in a cohesive series that elevates the portrait genre within the luxury fashion sector.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Pure Allure
In the latest editorial showcase for L'Officiel Belgium, titled Pure Allure, the creative team strips away the noise to spotlight the nuanced architecture of high-end fashion. Under the lens of photographer Alain Egues, the project defines the essence of modern luxury through a series of refined portraits that lean into editorial minimalism. Stylist Hercules Terres orchestrates a visual narrative where garment texture takes center stage, ranging from voluminous, sculptural puff sleeves to intricate petal-like fabric appliqués on structured ivory blouses. These images eschew aggressive artifice, instead utilizing a harmonious blend of natural light and controlled studio strobe techniques to evoke a sense of quiet sophistication. Model Alisa Körbitz anchors the series, her neutral expressions and natural-looking makeup allowing the high-fashion pieces to command the viewer’s full attention. By balancing the rigid, crisp lines of white button-downs and textured tweed jackets against the organic softness of windswept updos and dewy complexions, the series reads as a masterclass in balance and poise. Every frame prioritizes the relationship between the subject and the garment, ensuring that the interplay of light and fabric remains the primary focus. Pure Allure succeeds by embracing a deliberate, understated aesthetic, providing a timeless window into the current trends defining contemporary luxury fashion houses while maintaining a distinct, high-end editorial clarity.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · The Y2K Edition
L'Officiel Belgium transports readers back to the turn of the millennium with The Y2K Edition, a striking fashion editorial that masterfully balances nostalgia with contemporary luxury sensibilities. Through the lens of photographer Gill Nunes, the series crafts a vibrant visual narrative that breathes new life into the iconic aesthetics of the early 2000s. The project leans into a bold, saturated color palette defined by punchy pinks, lime yellows, and electric blues, punctuated by the deliberate use of graphic eyeshadow and metallic accents. Each frame serves as a testament to editorial minimalism, utilizing neutral grey studio backgrounds to ensure the intricate fabric textures—ranging from flowing satin and tulle to sheer ruffled blouses—remain the undisputed focal point of the composition. By blending studio strobe techniques with natural light, Nunes achieves a crisp, polished finish that feels both modern and reverently retro. The styling choices, characterized by sculptural gold ear cuffs, beaded heart charms, and playful, dynamic posing, evoke a sense of carefree confidence that feels perfectly calibrated for a luxury fashion audience. Ultimately, The Y2K Edition succeeds by translating the kitsch hallmarks of the era into a refined, high-fashion context, proving that past influences can serve as a potent engine for forward-thinking creative direction in today's demanding digital landscape.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Haute Tension
Haute Tension for L'Officiel Belgium represents a masterclass in the intersection of architectural rigor and sartorial opulence. This high-fashion editorial campaign serves as a sophisticated exploration of texture, bridging the gap between classic luxury and avant-garde silhouettes. Captured through the lens of photographer Jordi Terry, the imagery leverages a deliberate mix of natural light and studio strobe techniques to amplify the intricate craftsmanship of each garment. Under the keen eye of fashion editor and stylist Sharon Max, the narrative unfolds across a curated series of settings, ranging from minimalist studio backgrounds to ornate, character-filled interiors. The project excels by centering on the tactile quality of high-fashion couture, with elaborate beadwork, feathered bodices, and metallic embroidery rendered in striking detail. Complementing the technical brilliance of the photography, hair stylist Sundia Wen and makeup artist Ben Sun lean into an aesthetic of polished precision, utilizing sleek updos and bold, dark-toned lip makeup to maintain a sharp, editorial minimalism that allows the clothing to remain the primary focus. By balancing dramatic, voluminous shapes against clean, architectural backdrops, Haute Tension avoids the overly ornate, instead settling into a rhythm of controlled, elegant tension. It is a cohesive visual study that honors the heritage of luxury fashion houses while showcasing a contemporary approach to portraiture that feels both timeless and distinctly relevant.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Grande Beauté
L'Officiel Belgium explores skin-focused aesthetics in Grande Beauté, a beauty editorial series. Photographed by Gill Nunes, the project leans into macro photography to highlight raw skin textures, natural freckles, and the tactile quality of various cosmetic products. Moving between monochrome portraits and vibrant close-ups, the imagery captures the interplay between product packaging and facial detail. The editorial employs macro techniques and soft light to prioritize organic skin features and fine pigment details over heavy retouching, resulting in an intimate, tactile aesthetic.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · L'Officiel Belgium December 2025 Cover
L'Officiel Belgium unveils its December 2025 magazine cover, featuring model Yulia Bezryadina in a high-fashion editorial showcase. Photographed on location by Jordi Terry and Sergi Padial, the shoot highlights a heavily embellished evening gown paired with a voluminous, textured coat. The composition makes use of natural light and tactile elements to contrast the opulent attire against an urban, corrugated backdrop. High-contrast, neutral-toned editorial typography completes the frame, reinforcing the publication's signature aesthetic.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · Specta Culaire
Specta Culaire is a fashion editorial series for L'Officiel Belgium, lensed by photographers Jordi Terry and Sergi Padial. The project captures model Yulia Bezryadina in a collection of high-fashion couture, juxtaposing ornate, sculptural silhouettes against both industrial and architectural settings. The series utilizes a range of lighting techniques, from stark, directional flash to diffused natural light, to highlight intricate textures and beadwork. These editorial images emphasize precise styling, featuring avant-garde updos and graphic makeup, alongside a deliberate contrast between minimalist typography and maximalist fashion design.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · L'Officiel Belgium October 2025 Cover
L'Officiel Belgium features model Daphne Velghe on the cover of its October 2025 issue, captured in an editorial portrait series. The imagery employs clean, natural light to highlight the subject in an interior setting, paired with a sophisticated aesthetic marked by a black dress and emerald jewelry accents. Photographer Vincent van den Dries leads the visual direction, supported by fashion styling from Jan Bries, hair by Massa Yahiro, and makeup by Vera Dierckx. The compositions utilize a polished editorial approach with a warm, refined color palette.
Project L'Officiel Belgium · COOL vibes
For L'Officiel Belgium, photographer Vincent van den Dries captures a sprawling fashion editorial titled COOL vibes. Featuring model Daphne Velghe, the series navigates the intersection of classical architecture and refined, modern interior aesthetics. The work utilizes a sophisticated play of mirrored surfaces, natural light, and warm ambient glow to ground the subject in a variety of high-fashion contexts. The visual narrative spans both public urban spaces and polished, opulent indoor settings. Through varied styling, the series transitions between dramatic, high-contrast monochrome portraits and colorful, high-key compositions. Fashion stylist Jan Bries brings a textured approach to the wardrobe, while hair by Massa Yahiro and makeup by Vera Dierckx ensure a polished finish that highlights the luminosity of the environments.
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