L'Officiel Italia
Featured L'Officiel Italia projects
This week's top L'Officiel Italia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Angelina Jolie
Angelina Jolie fronts the September 2026 issue of L'Officiel Italia in an extensive editorial feature defined by its dramatic monochrome aesthetic. Photographed by Norman Jean Roy and Vincenzo Valente, the series leans into high-contrast lighting and clean compositional framing to explore sculptural form and reflective textures. Throughout the feature, the use of analogue film and multiple exposure techniques creates a layered, cinematic atmosphere that complements the subject’s introspective presence. Fashion direction by Giulia Martinelli and styling by Carolina Orrico anchor the editorial in luxury fashion, pairing ornate jewelry and flowing gowns with sharp, architectural set design by Brittany Porter. The visual narrative is further polished by hair styling from Nicolas Jurnjack and Renato Campora, makeup by Lloyd Simmonds and Raoul Alejandre, and manicures by Alexandra Jachno and Magda S. Under the guidance of editor Giampietro Baudo, the project emphasizes classic portraiture through a refined, minimalist lens.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Dsquared² GLAM
Captured for L'Officiel Italia, the Dsquared² GLAM editorial presents a series of high-fashion portraits that emphasize sculptural silhouettes and textural contrast. Photographer Marcello Junior Dino centers the work on groups and individual subjects set against minimalist, stark white backdrops, utilizing clean, directional studio lighting to highlight intricate garment details ranging from distressed denim to embellished evening wear. The project features fashion styling by Fernando Echeverria, whose direction brings a mix of avant-garde and classic tailoring to the fore. The production incorporates analogue film techniques and a soft, warm aesthetic to emphasize the tactile quality of the fabrics, with hair by Alessandro Squarza and makeup by Claudia Malavasi contributing to the editorial's polished look.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Anya Taylor Joy
L'Officiel Italia reimagines the boundaries of luxury fashion editorial in this captivating feature starring Anya Taylor-Joy. Under the expert eye of photographer Szilveszter Mako and the sharp editorial vision of fashion director Giulia Martinelli, the project leans into a surrealist aesthetic that masterfully blends high-fashion portraiture with classical still-life elements. Through a series of highly stylized compositions, the imagery employs clever manipulations of scale and perspective, often placing the actress atop oversized dinner plates or amidst dramatic table-setting props. These conceptual choices, brought to life by set designer Nicholas des Jardins, transform the frame into a dreamlike canvas where architectural garments and organic textures exist in constant dialogue. The project utilizes a mix of studio strobe lighting, crisp low-key chiaroscuro, and 3D render CGI techniques to maintain a high-contrast, graphic quality that feels both timeless and avant-garde. Stylist Lisa Jarvis curates a wardrobe of structured silhouettes, lace, and voluminous ruffles, all of which are complemented by the precise hair styling of Gregory Russell and refined makeup by Georgie Eisdell. By merging the polished elegance of a fashion magazine cover with the uncanny nature of surrealist art, the feature creates a visually arresting experience that challenges traditional portrait photography while highlighting the intricate details of high-fashion design.
Project L'Officiel Italia · isabella ferrari
In this evocative fashion portrait series for L'Officiel Italia, actress Isabella Ferrari is transformed into the embodiment of contemporary luxury. Captured through the lens of photographer Raffaele Grosso, the editorial leans into a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic that prioritizes clean lines and high-contrast textures. Under the guidance of fashion director Giulio Martinelli and stylist Fernando Echeverria, the visuals masterfully navigate the interplay between architectural silhouettes and the organic grace of the subject. The series utilizes a deliberate mix of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the structured elegance of leather garments and the subtle luster of premium accessories. From the urban grit of an asphalt setting to the serene clarity of a bright blue sky, the portraits embrace an editorial style that feels both timeless and grounded in the present moment. Whether posing with the iconic Gucci horsebit detail or draped in flowing, one-shoulder gowns, Ferrari maintains a neutral yet commanding presence. By blending studio rigor with spontaneous, windswept movement, the team achieves a narrative of refined grace. The project succeeds as a testament to the power of stripped-back portraiture, where the focus remains steadfast on silhouette, texture, and the interplay of shadows, resulting in a cohesive visual statement that resonates with the elevated sensibilities of the modern luxury fashion house.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Obsessed by Kate
In the vibrant fashion editorial Obsessed by Kate for L'Officiel Italia, photographer Chantal Anderson and fashion director Giulio Martinelli dismantle the polished facade of celebrity culture through a series of meta-narrative portraits. Featuring actor Kate Hudson, the project employs a deliberate studio strobe aesthetic to blur the lines between the subject and the technical apparatus of the shoot itself. By incorporating vintage cathode ray tube monitors, sprawling tangles of black electrical cables, and the constant presence of camera tripods, the creative team leans into a gritty, self-referential visual language that feels both high-fashion and strikingly raw. Stylist Danyul Brown curates a wardrobe of architectural textures—from voluminous ruffles and leather opera gloves to monochromatic capes—that provides a sharp counterpoint to the cluttered, industrial backdrop. With hair styling by Renato Campora and makeup by Denika Bedrossian, Hudson is depicted as an icon caught in a recursive loop of observation, where the gaze of the camera is just as significant as the subject it tracks. This editorial portrait series functions as a commentary on the modern media landscape, utilizing live-action techniques to transform studio clutter into a complex, cinematic installation that invites the viewer to look beyond the surface of the image and consider the mechanisms behind the lens.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Star Diamonds
L'Officiel Italia elevates the standard of luxury adornment in Star Diamonds, a sophisticated fashion editorial that explores the symbiotic relationship between minimalist tailoring and high-end jewelry. By stripping away visual clutter, the project centers on the interplay of texture, light, and form, placing the focus squarely on the brilliance of diamond-encrusted pieces against the striking silhouette of model Nyanderi Deng. Photographed by Bohdan Bohdanov, the series masterfully utilizes high-key lighting and clean, studio-based techniques to carve out a narrative of quiet luxury. Fashion direction by Giulio Martinelli ensures a cohesive aesthetic, where monochromatic black and white garments serve as the perfect canvas for the intricate craftsmanship of the showcased jewelry. The collaborative effort—enhanced by the precise hair styling of Andrea Missiti and the makeup artistry of Greta Agazzi—channels a sense of editorial minimalism that feels both contemporary and timeless. Whether captured through the soft, even glow of a studio strobe or the more dramatic, cinematic edge of low-key chiaroscuro lighting, each portrait emphasizes the geometric precision of the accessories. By prioritizing negative space and a neutral color palette, the team successfully transforms traditional jewelry photography into a study of human grace, proving that the most powerful statements in high fashion are often those articulated with the most intentional restraint.
Project L'Officiel Italia · MICHELLE YEOH
L'Officiel Italia features actress Michelle Yeoh in this expansive fashion editorial, captured within a series of studio-based portraits. The series leans into a moody, theatrical aesthetic, utilizing organic elements such as stone props, sand, and textural backdrops in shades of deep crimson and olive green. Techniques such as soft light and low-key lighting heighten the sculptural nature of the garments, ranging from sequined gowns to structured, tailored suiting. The imagery incorporates surreal motifs—including floating glass orbs and ethereal light effects—to complement the clean, high-fashion styling.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Modern Guardian
For L'Officiel Italia, the 'Modern Guardian' editorial merges rugged outdoor landscapes with high-fashion tailoring. Captured by photographer Domenico Petralia with fashion direction by Angelina Lepper, the series places a singular subject against monoliths, sprawling rural fields, and rustic architectural details. Utilizing atmospheric natural light and golden hour settings, the imagery leans into earthy tones and a gritty, textured aesthetic. The production features a structural wardrobe of dark charcoal coats, bead-embellished bustiers, and patterned knits, grounded by heavy boots and draped headscarves. Supporting the visual narrative, hair styling by Rodrigo Souza and production by Daniele Carettoni emphasize the scale and contrast between the sleek garments and the elemental terrain.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Chanel's Confessions
Chanel's Confessions is an editorial fashion series produced for L'Officiel Italia. Photographed by Alberto Alicata, the project leans into a narrative of curated elegance, blending high-fashion styling with the serene, picturesque backdrop of an Italian lakeside setting. The imagery transitions from polished hotel interiors to manicured classical gardens, emphasizing architectural symmetry and natural textures. The series features models Candela and influencer Tamu McPherson, captured across a variety of settings ranging from sun-drenched outdoor terraces to refined breakfast tablescapes. The visual language uses editorial photography to highlight the intricate details of tweed ensembles and quilted leather accessories, often balanced by the expansive, organic atmosphere of the water and mountainside environment.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Couture Urbaine
Couture Urbaine is a fashion editorial produced for L'Officiel Italia, capturing the interplay between high-fashion silhouettes and the historic urban geometry of Paris. Photographed by Giulio Rustichelli, the series utilizes hard light and dramatic angles to accentuate the sculptural volumes of couture garments against neoclassical domes and sprawling city skylines. Featuring model Dimana Sarmenova, the project leans into a polished, high-contrast aesthetic. Through a mix of monochrome and warm color palettes, the editorial explores the relationship between intricate fabric textures—ranging from sheer organza and lace to metallic fringe—and the rigid, architectural backdrop of the city. Fashion direction was led by Giulio Martinelli, with hair styling by Alessandro Rebecchi and makeup by Lloyd Simmonds. The visual narrative relies on natural light to heighten the mood, employing techniques that emphasize graphic composition and tactile detail.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Kristin Scott Thomas
L'Officiel Italia presents a portrait editorial featuring actor Kristin Scott Thomas. Photographed by Jason Hetherington, the series employs clean, minimalist studio lighting to emphasize the texture and sculptural silhouettes of the featured garments. Fashion direction by Giulio Martinelli and styling by Natasha Wray bring together a curated selection of tailored leather, oversized knitwear, and structured outerwear. With hair by Louis Byrne and makeup by Adam de Cruz, the aesthetic leans into a refined, monochromatic, and tactile visual language captured across a series of vertical editorial portraits.
Project L'Officiel Italia · Lignes pures
L'Officiel Italia presents 'Lignes pures,' a fashion editorial story that explores the intersection of structural tailoring and minimalist aesthetics. Captured by photographer Federica Putelli, the series channels a sharp, architectural approach to garment silhouettes, ranging from oversized blazers to voluminous wide-leg trousers. Under the fashion direction of Giulio Martinelli, with styling by Fernando Echeverria, the editorial utilizes soft lighting and high-contrast monochrome tones to highlight intricate textures and accessories. The production features clean studio backdrops that emphasize the forms and deliberate lines of the collection, complemented by hair styling from Davide Perfetti and nail artistry by Giulia Zacconi.
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