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Featured L'Officiel Hommes Turkey projects

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

Black and white polaroid portrait of Pratik Shetty holding a straight razor near his face against a white studio background. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Daily Journal

Daily Journal is a multifaceted fashion editorial produced for L'Officiel Hommes Turkey. The project explores contemporary menswear through a series of intimate, high-contrast monochrome portraits and clean studio compositions that emphasize sculptural tailoring and layered styling. Photographer and creative director Tugcan S Temizkan centers the narrative on model Pratik Shetty, transitioning from minimalist studio environments to urban street settings. The imagery utilizes a distinct polaroid aesthetic and soft natural light to highlight textures in knitwear, utility apparel, and formal suits, complemented by detailed grooming work from hair stylist Harley Beman and makeup artist Dmitry Kukushkin. Fashion editor and stylist Nata Bocha anchors the visual story with a focus on relaxed silhouettes and deliberate, conceptual posing.

Black man standing on rocky shore wearing white unbuttoned shirt and trousers by ocean Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · One With Nature : Today And Everyday

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey presents One With Nature : Today And Everyday, a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of human form and organic landscapes. Photographed by Selcuk Danyildiz, the project utilizes a monochrome palette to emphasize the tactile qualities of both the subject and the coastal terrain. Featuring an aesthetic rooted in analogue film, the work integrates various presentation techniques including layered collages and physical photographic prints. Through the use of natural light and minimalist compositions, the series focuses on the interplay between light, shadow, and texture across seaside environments.

Four-panel editorial layout of two male models in tailored jackets and ties posing beside sheer window curtains and a radiator. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Geçer Sanmıştım

In the striking menswear editorial titled Geçer Sanmıştım for L'Officiel Hommes Turkey, the interplay between structured tailoring and domestic intimacy creates a masterclass in fashion storytelling. Captured through the lens of photographer Giuseppe Attanasio, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that allows the textures of high-end fabrics to take center stage. The visual narrative is defined by a series of contemplative, cinematic compositions set within airy, neutral-toned interiors, where the use of live-action technique and soft, diffused beauty light imbues each frame with a sense of quiet sophistication. Fashion editor and stylist Gianluca Cococcia curates a wardrobe that balances classic elegance with contemporary flair, seamlessly blending sharp pinstripes and wide-leg trousers with relaxed, earthy layering. The project benefits from the deliberate grooming choices of hair stylist Tsuyoshi Tamai and makeup artist Cyril Laine, whose work ensures the models maintain a refined, natural presence. By situating subjects against classic architectural elements like ornate fireplaces, cast-iron radiators, and sheer curtains, the team constructs a world that feels both aspirational and deeply personal. This editorial successfully channels a mood of reflective stillness, emphasizing the tactile quality of the garments while demonstrating how intentional movement and natural light can elevate standard menswear into a compelling, cohesive lifestyle portrait that feels entirely timeless.

Actor Corey Fogelmanis wearing a beige oversized suit jacket and yellow collared shirt with a tie on a magazine cover. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · L'Officiel Hommes Turkey June 2026 Cover

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey commands attention with its June 2026 cover, a masterclass in modern editorial photography that balances clean minimalism with a sophisticated, textured palette. Featuring American actor Corey Fogelmanis as the face of the issue, the portrait leans into an aesthetic of quiet confidence and intentionality. Photographer William Ferchichi expertly leverages natural light to illuminate the subtle interplay between the subject’s structured beige blazer and a striking, vibrant yellow collared shirt, creating a visual rhythm that feels both accessible and high-end. The composition, characterized by its soft, out-of-focus deep brown backdrop, allows the subject to command the space while maintaining a contemplative, nuanced presence that defines contemporary magazine covers. The styling, curated by Fashion Editor Gianluca Cococcia, provides a sharp counterpoint to the neutral tones, while precise hair work by Erin Piper Herschleb and fresh, skin-focused makeup by Jessi Butterfield anchor the shoot in authentic, high-impact grooming. Under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Derya Gursel, this editorial portrait avoids the noise of cluttered art direction, opting instead for a singular, composed gaze that perfectly encapsulates the intersection of global entertainment and elevated fashion media. By centering on refined textures and natural warmth, the project reinforces the magazine's reputation for setting the gold standard in premium, talent-driven editorial storytelling that resonates far beyond traditional print boundaries.

Black and white portrait of Corey Fogelmanis crouching in a studio wearing a dark shirt, tailored trousers, and polished dress shoes. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Corey Fogelmanis

Captured with a sophisticated lens for L'Officiel Hommes Turkey, this fashion editorial featuring actor Corey Fogelmanis serves as a masterclass in the versatility of modern portraiture. Under the editorial guidance of Editor-in-Chief Derya Gursel, the session showcases a deliberate interplay between sharp, tailored luxury and avant-garde textures. Photographer William Ferchichi utilizes a mix of studio strobe and natural light to navigate diverse moods, oscillating between the clinical precision of high-key, pure white backdrops and the moody, intimate depth of low-key chiaroscuro lighting. Fashion Editor and stylist Gianluca Cococcia anchors the series in high-fashion sensibilities, balancing minimalist ensembles with pieces characterized by intricate embroidery, three-dimensional beading, and structural velvet. This visual narrative is further refined by the precise grooming of hair stylist Erin Piper Herschleb and makeup artist Jessi Butterfield, whose work ensures that Fogelmanis remains the focused centerpiece of every frame. Whether leaning into the clean, graphic aesthetic of monochrome minimalism or the vibrant complexity of layered, contemporary suiting, the project thrives on a polished, intentional pace. By striping away environmental clutter, the team creates an expansive space where the craftsmanship of the attire and the contemplative presence of the talent can exist in constant, elevated conversation. The result is a series that captures a crisp, refined look, cementing a distinct point of view for the publication.

Model wearing a striped jacket outdoors with large curved architectural domes in the background. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Calm as a Warning

Calm as a Warning for L'Officiel Hommes Turkey serves as a masterful study in contrasts, where the refined silhouettes of luxury fashion houses collide with the stark, imposing geometry of industrial environments. Under the discerning eye of Editor-in-Chief Derya Gursel, the editorial campaign captures a deliberate tension between the human form and its desolate, metallic surroundings. Photographer Barbaros Cangurgel utilizes natural light to soften the edge of the brutalist backdrops, allowing the intricate textures of wool, denim, and leather to take center stage against a palette of overcast skies and concrete structures. Model Tim van Heusden anchors the narrative with a contemplative, neutral gaze, appearing as a solitary figure moving through a landscape of spherical silos and suspension bridges. Styled by Fashion Editor Gizem Ince, the wardrobe seamlessly integrates high-fashion staples from Dior and Kenzo with a preppy-meets-industrial sensibility, evidenced by the inclusion of carefully layered knits and statement accessories. This lifestyle-oriented project transcends traditional fashion photography by treating the clothing as a natural extension of the architectural environment. Every frame reads as a carefully composed portrait, leveraging soft, diffused lighting to elevate the styling while maintaining an air of mystery. The work successfully blends editorial minimalism with a moody, cinematic atmosphere, resulting in a cohesive visual statement that feels both grounded and hauntingly avant-garde.

Large bulbous industrial metal storage tank with vertical panels beneath an overcast sky Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Calm As a Warning

In the striking editorial feature Calm As a Warning for L'Officiel Hommes Turkey, the interplay between imposing industrial architecture and high-end luxury fashion creates a narrative of quiet introspection. Shot by photographer Barbaros Cangurgel, the project masterfully utilizes natural light to frame model Tim van Heusden against a backdrop of spherical metallic storage tanks and the stark geometries of waterfront infrastructure. Under the expert eye of Fashion Editor and Stylist Gizem Ince, the imagery leans into a sophisticated, layered aesthetic, where heavy woolen coats, tailored charcoal trousers, and classic denim pieces are punctuated by modern accessories, including a standout Dior tote and signature Prada nylon bags. The soft, diffused lighting of the overcast Turkish sky acts as a unifying thread, casting a muted color palette that allows the texture of the garments—from crisp shirt collars to rich, striped knitwear—to take center stage. By juxtaposing the raw, cold landscape with the warmth of the featured apparel, the project captures a sense of deliberate stillness. This editorial composition emphasizes architectural form and tonal layering, offering a refined perspective on contemporary menswear that feels both grounded and deeply atmospheric, successfully blending the industrial grit of the urban environment with the polished sensibilities of luxury fashion houses.

Kaan Miraç Sezen in a dark grey workshirt and cap holding red plaid gift boxes on the cover of L'Officiel Hommes Turkey. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · L'Officiel Hommes Turkey December 2025 Digial Cover

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey presents its December 2025 digital cover, featuring actor Kaan Miraç Sezen in a seasonal editorial portrait. Captured by photographer Barbaros Cangurgel, the imagery leans into a clean, vertical composition set against a deep crimson backdrop. The styling, led by fashion editor Elif Karcı, pairs workwear-inspired charcoal tailoring with a classic houndstooth flat cap. With editorial direction from Editor-in-Chief Derya Gürsel, the shoot utilizes soft light to highlight the polished aesthetic. The project combines traditional magazine media production with a contemporary digital format, defined by structured layering and studio-lit portraiture.

Ayça Ayşin Turan and Furkan Andıç seated on clear acrylic chairs on the cover of L'Officiel Hommes Turkey. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · L'Officiel Hommes Turkey January 2025 Cover

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey features actors Ayça Ayşin Turan and Furkan Andıç for its January 2025 issue cover. Captured by photographer Barbaros Cangurgel, the editorial session employs a clean, minimalist aesthetic set against a neutral grey studio sweep. The composition highlights tailored silhouettes, pairing an oversized wool blazer with structured shirting. The visual presentation utilizes soft light to maintain a balanced look, accented by bold metallic magenta typography for the masthead and cover lines. The project was produced under the direction of editor-in-chief Derya Gursel.

Man wearing a cream sweater holding a wicker basket with fruit against a purple background Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · L'Officiel Hommes Turkey July 2025 Cover

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey presents its July 2025 cover, featuring Turkish actor Salih Bademci in an editorial portrait. The imagery, captured by photographer Barbaros Cangurgel, leans into a minimalist aesthetic against a solid purple backdrop. With styling contributions including hair by Dogukan Punar, the composition employs natural light to highlight the subject's textured wardrobe and the bright tones of the fruit and floral elements. The project was produced under the editorial direction of Editor-in-Chief Derya Gursel.

Man wearing a red hooded jacket and white tank top posing against a dense green leafy background. Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Sahneden Buluntular - Salih Bademci

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey presents 'Sahneden Buluntular,' an expansive editorial portrait series featuring Turkish actor Salih Bademci. Photographed by Barbaros Cangurgel, the project traverses various settings, from lush greenhouse environments to rustic, earth-toned outdoor scenes and clean studio backdrops. Each frame balances organic textures with vibrant styling, anchored by the art direction of Editor-in-Chief Derya Gursel. The imagery utilizes a soft, natural light aesthetic to highlight the subject's varied wardrobe, which spans from chunky knits and utility wear to tailored shirting. With technical flourishes including analogue film grain and a pastel-heavy color palette, the series maintains a cohesive, editorial feel throughout. Hair styling by Dogukan Punar complements the multifaceted nature of the shoot, resulting in a distinct visual narrative.

Diptypt fashion editorial showing a man in a pale coat and patterned trousers, and a close-up portrait in a beige blazer Project

L'Officiel Hommes Turkey · Yeni Frekans

Yeni Frekans is a fashion editorial series for L'Officiel Hommes Turkey, captured by photographer Arthur Delloye. The project focuses on contemporary menswear through a minimalist studio lens, balancing tailored garments with abstract graphic elements. The series features styling by Nicholas Galletti, who contrasts structured blazers and oversized coats with vibrant, textured knitwear. These looks are set against neutral backdrops and organic, cut-out paper installations that provide a clean, structural narrative throughout the spread. With hair styling by Massa Yahiro and makeup by Saloi Jeddi, the project employs a mix of monochrome and warm, earthy tones. The imagery leverages natural light and clean studio framing to highlight garment details, developed under the guidance of Editor-in-Chief Derya Gursel.