L'Officiel Chile
Featured L'Officiel Chile projects
This week's top L'Officiel Chile projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Officiel Chile · Noir Absolu
Noir Absolu is a fashion editorial commissioned for L'Officiel Chile, featuring a series of conceptual still-life compositions that juxtapose luxury accessories with industrial hardware. Photographer Gabriel Pérez Gárate and stylist Romina Morales explore the contrast between refined materials and utilitarian objects, arranging fine jewellery, watches, and designer footwear alongside elements like metal bolts, repurposed aluminium cans, and kitchen tools. The project utilizes a minimalist visual language, relying on monochrome palettes and controlled studio lighting to emphasize texture and form. Through techniques including macro photography, graphic hard-light applications, and clean chiaroscuro, the series maintains a consistent focus on geometric silhouettes and reflective surfaces.
Project L'Officiel Chile · L'Officiel Chile September 2025 Cover
L'Officiel Chile features actress Elisa Zulueta on the cover of its September 2025 issue, captured in a clean, editorial portrait. Photographed by Max Jorquera and Rodrigo Pérez, the imagery adopts a minimalist aesthetic, focusing on tailored proportions and a muted studio environment. The styling, led by Alvaro Renner Codorniu and Romina Morales, centers on a crisp white cropped blouse with elongated ribbon ties paired with dark indigo wide-leg denim. The composition makes use of an elevated perspective to highlight the structured silhouette against neutral surfaces.
Project L'Officiel Chile · El pulso de Juanita Parra
L'Officiel Chile presents 'El pulso de Juanita Parra,' an editorial portrait series documenting the rhythmic presence of the Chilean musician. Photographer Fabián Agustín employs a distinct monochrome palette to examine the intersection of musical performance and high fashion, utilising chiaroscuro lighting to sculpt the subjects against dark, mottled studio backdrops. Fashion editor and stylist Romina Morales curates a wardrobe of architectural silhouettes, featuring structured blazers, fluid gowns, and textural lace that emphasize movement and form. The series integrates long exposure techniques and intentional motion blur to capture the kinetic energy of Parra at her drum kit, balancing dynamic performance shots with serene, minimalist portraits.
Project L'Officiel Chile · Silent Bloom
Silent Bloom is a fashion editorial feature for L'Officiel Chile, capturing model Tatiana Torres across a variety of urban and neoclassical architectural settings. The series explores the intersection of structured apparel and soft, natural light, utilizing techniques like golden hour lighting and analogue film to create a cohesive, textured aesthetic. Photographed by Fabián Agustín, the project leans into a polished, editorial look that emphasizes architectural geometry and expressive movement. Fashion editor and stylist Romina Morales curates a wardrobe of layered leather, plaid, and fluid silhouettes to complement the diverse outdoor backdrops. The imagery utilizes both colour and monochrome palettes to highlight the interplay between modern fashion and traditional stone structures.
Project L'Officiel Chile · NEGATIVE SPACE
NEGATIVE SPACE is an editorial beauty series produced for L'Officiel Chile, focusing on high-contrast compositions and minimalist aesthetics. The project explores the interplay between light and form, utilizing soft, directional lighting to emphasize skin texture and structural detail across a range of close-up portraits and macro photography. The series features collaborative styling by fashion editor Romina Morales and photography by Max Jorquera. The work leans into a clean, graphic visual language, frequently employing negative space to highlight the tactile qualities of jewelry and the interplay between subjects. The editorial is defined by its clean, minimalist approach to beauty, capturing fine cosmetic details and sharp, deliberate silhouettes.
Project L'Officiel Chile · On Display -Still Life
L'Officiel Chile presents 'On Display,' a series of still life editorials that explore the intersection of portraiture, accessories, and graphic design. Through a minimalist lens, the project utilises collage techniques and layered paper compositions to present luxury jewelry and timepieces as tactile objects. Photographer Gabriel Pérez Gárate and stylist Romina Morales employ clean, soft lighting to emphasize the interplay between two-dimensional photographic prints and three-dimensional accessories. The work leans into a structured aesthetic, featuring geometric forms and deliberate material textures that unify the editorial collection.
Project L'Officiel Chile · Territorio Masculino by Gabriel Pérez Gárate
Territorio Masculino is a fashion editorial series for L'Officiel Chile, captured by Gabriel Pérez Gárate. The project centers on a series of portraits featuring model Teo Toranzo, presented within a classic interior setting characterized by dark wood paneling and architectural details. Utilizing monochromatic and clean visual styles, the work explores traditional menswear through a focus on textile textures, including ribbed knits, tailored suiting, and structured accessories. The photography relies on natural light and soft directional highlights to maintain a contemplative atmosphere, captured with a clean, editorial sensibility.
Project L'Officiel Chile · Photography Max Jorquera
L'Officiel Chile presents a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Max Jorquera. The collection leans into a moody, high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing low-key lighting to emphasize the architectural silhouettes of contemporary luxury fashion. Featuring models Jonas Barros and Yani Matsunaga, the portraits rely on a monochromatic palette and gritty textures to highlight detailed garment work. These vertical editorial frames employ chiaroscuro techniques and clean studio compositions to maintain a focused, dramatic tone throughout the feature.
Project L'Officiel Chile · Ombeline Suroy
This fashion editorial series for L’Officiel Chile features model Ombeline Suroy in a collection of portraits that lean into architectural framing and elevated styling. Photographed by Khristio, the series utilizes analogue film and natural light to capture a series of candid and composed moments set against urban backdrops. The work emphasizes sculptural silhouettes and textured garments, ranging from flowing patterned dresses to structured, high-fashion ensembles. Key to the project's visual identity is the precise hair styling by Yohann Jouvanceau, which features elaborate, rigid updos and high-volume silhouettes that mirror the surrounding urban geometry. Throughout the shoot, the combination of film grain, long exposure motion blur, and clean, vertical compositions highlights a sophisticated editorial aesthetic.
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