L'Officiel Monaco
Featured L'Officiel Monaco projects
This week's top L'Officiel Monaco projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project L'Officiel Monaco · Martha Hunt
L'Officiel Monaco presents a fashion editorial featuring model Martha Hunt, captured in a series of striking compositions that blend high-fashion aesthetics with urban environments. Photographed by George Livieratos, the series utilizes city rooftops and architectural window frames to provide a clean, vertical backdrop, contrasting soft natural light against the sharp, dense geometry of modern skylines. The project incorporates both color and monochrome palettes, employing high-contrast chiaroscuro and analogue-style textures to elevate the editorial mood. Art direction by Elena Borovitska ties the sessions together, focusing on polished, sophisticated looks styled by Arnold Milfort. The execution benefits from detailed hair styling by Brenton Diallo, makeup by William Murphy, and manicures by Mamie Onishi, resulting in a cohesive series centered on structured silhouettes and delicate accessories.
Project L'Officiel Monaco · L'Officiel Monaco August 2025 Cover
L'Officiel Monaco features model Martha Hunt for its August 2025 magazine cover, captured in a portrait session that leans into editorial minimalism. The imagery focuses on clean composition and soft natural lighting to highlight the styling. Photography by George Livieratos and art direction by Elena Borovitska anchor the project, supported by styling from Arnold Milfort. The editorial work incorporates hair styling by Brenton Diallo, makeup artistry by William Murphy, and manicure work by Mamie Onishi.
Project L'Officiel Monaco · Season Kickoff
Season Kickoff, an editorial project for L'Officiel Monaco, explores the intersection of neoclassical architecture and contemporary high fashion. Captured by photographer Camellia Menard, the series positions model Cynthia Wu against weathered stone facades, cobblestone plazas, and reflective waterfronts, using the environment to ground the theatrical, avant-garde styling. The imagery channels a distinct sense of scale and texture, leaning into monochromatic palettes punctuated by rich burgundy and olive tones. Through the use of natural light and consistent vertical framing, the series highlights the tactile details of intricate feathered millinery, leather tailoring, and sheer fabric overlays, maintaining a clean, editorial aesthetic across the collection.
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