L'Officiel Brasil
Featured L'Officiel Brasil projects
This week's top L'Officiel Brasil projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Officiel Brasil · Makeup of the future: an editorial with shine, color and bold geometries
L'Officiel Brasil presents a beauty editorial featuring avant-garde cosmetics and high-contrast portraiture. Photographed by Jae Eun Seok and featuring model Mammina Aker, the series leans into futuristic themes through bold color play and sharp geometries. Makeup artist Michael Chua defines the visual direction with metallic palettes, including vibrant blues, shimmers, and glossy pigments. The execution employs a mix of moody low-key lighting and clean, high-key beauty light, utilizing macro perspectives to emphasize skin texture and reflective cosmetic finishes.
Project L'Officiel Brasil · Uma interseção entre fragilidade e força
Uma interseção entre fragilidade e força is a fashion editorial series produced for L'Officiel Brasil. The project explores the juxtaposition of structure and softness through minimalist studio staging and refined apparel choices. Photographer Alberto Alicata and fashion editor Stela Plaka utilize a clean white seamless backdrop to isolate the subjects, allowing the interplay of bold textures—from sequins and tulle to metallic finishes—to take center stage. The execution leans into editorial techniques such as experimental motion blur and high-key lighting to emphasize dynamic silhouettes and ethereal movement. Throughout the series, the styling by Plaka pairs voluminous, cascading garments with structured accessories like sailor caps and platform footwear, maintaining a consistent aesthetic balance that highlights both elegance and sharp, graphic lines.
Project L'Officiel Brasil · Editorial Wall Street
Editorial Wall Street is a high-fashion series produced for L'Officiel Brasil, captured on location across various urban settings. The project leans into a sophisticated, editorial aesthetic, juxtaposing structured luxury tailoring against classical stone architecture and modern city skylines. Photographer Lalo Torres utilizes natural light to emphasise the rich material contrasts of the garments, from faux fur and fringed textures to sharp, tailored suiting. Model Awuor Dit serves as the central subject throughout the series, styled by Davis Carrasquillo with intricate sculptural hair and makeup by Maria Ortega. Retouching by Nicolas Beltramino rounds out the visual output, maintaining a clean, polished finish across the portraiture.
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