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Featured Love Magazine projects
This week's top Love Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Love Magazine · BENNY SAFDIE
Love Magazine presents an expansive editorial profile on filmmaker and actor Benny Safdie, captured through a series of cinematic portraits by photographers Tanya + Zhenya Posternak. The series adopts a documentary-style approach, moving from controlled studio environments to candid, street-level compositions that lean into a grainy, analogue film aesthetic. Fashion editor Miyako Bellizzi curates a diverse wardrobe, layering sharp tailoring and formal wear against athletic pieces and textured knits. The production utilizes natural light and architectural details to anchor the subject within urban settings. With grooming by hair stylist Nero and makeup artist Jezz Hill, the feature is rounded out by the set design of Eric Mestman, which balances clean, minimalist frames with atmospheric, mood-driven photography.
Project Love Magazine · The Making of a Muse- Guinevere Van Seenus
Love Magazine presents 'The Making of a Muse,' an expansive editorial series centering on model Guinevere van Seenus. Photographed by Michael Bailey Gates with creative direction by Juan Costa Paz, the project leans into a surreal, high-fashion aesthetic that balances architectural precision with organic, natural environments. Featuring styling by Stella Greenspan, the editorial explores a range of textures and silhouettes, from tailored luxury leather to delicate lace and feathered accents. The series employs an analogue film aesthetic, utilizing natural light and monochromatic processing to heighten the contrast and environmental grain across both outdoor landscapes and rustic interiors. Supporting credits include hair by Rob Talty, makeup by Kennedy, and set design by Ava Villafañe, with additional appearances by Bobbi Salvör Menuez and Michael Bailey Gates.
Project Love Magazine · Issue 27
Love Magazine's Issue 27 features a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Robi Rodriguez. The collection explores a candid, documentary-style aesthetic through a mix of colour and high-contrast monochrome imagery, utilising natural light to emphasise the textures of period-inspired layered clothing and classical European riverside settings. The editorial leans into a gritty, analogue film sensibility. Styling by Tony Irvine anchors the portraits in a specific silhouette, complemented by hair by Mélissa Rouillé and makeup by Lauren Aiello. Casting by Chouaib Arif completes the production, resulting in a cinematic set of portraits that highlight both the subject and the historic architectural backdrop.
Project Love Magazine · ISSUE 27
Love Magazine's Issue 27 features a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Arash Khaksari. The collection spans diverse studio and interior environments, leaning into an avant-garde aesthetic that emphasizes textural contrasts and structured silhouettes. The imagery employs techniques ranging from monochrome and low-key chiaroscuro to traditional analogue film capture. Fashion editor Kyle Luu curates the wardrobes, utilizing layered garments, sculptural accessories, and intricate headwear to define the subjects. The team includes hair stylist Laurent Philippon and makeup artist William Bartel, with manicurist Magda S and set designer César Sebastien contributing to the final visual identity of the portraits featuring models Achol Kuir and Yura Romaniuk.
Project Love Magazine · Everything Must Go!
Everything Must Go! is a fashion editorial series for Love Magazine, captured by photographer Joseph Echenique. The project utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to frame model River Klein within a curated, contemporary retail environment. Fashion direction by Tati Cotliar showcases a collection of textured garments, from mottled fur-effect jackets to embroidered ruffles and leopard print dresses, paired with structured accessories. The editorial compositions play with double-frame layouts and cinematic shadows, set against both grand architectural backdrops and sleek studio spaces. Set design by Rebecca Ilse grounds the imagery in a retail-inspired aesthetic, while beauty looks are provided by hair stylist Gabriel de Fries and makeup artist Adrien Pinault. The casting for the shoot was coordinated by Brandon Contreras and Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Project Love Magazine · Weeding + chupete
Love Magazine consistently pushes the boundaries of contemporary fashion through its distinct, irreverent lens, and this latest editorial feature titled Weeding + chupete is no exception. Captured with the precision of studio strobe lighting, these portraits lean into a surreal fashion aesthetic that challenges traditional portraiture through provocative styling and deliberate composition. Photographer Mélissa De Araujo creates a high-contrast visual narrative where the subject becomes a canvas for bold textures and unexpected accessories. In one striking frame, the model Baptiste Vivo is posed against a stark white backdrop, his gaze locked and his mouth framed by a patterned pacifier that disrupts the minimalist, wire-rimmed sophistication of the look. This theme of juxtaposing innocence with high-concept design continues with Nima Machado, whose portrait utilizes a deep blue-green faux fur garment to create a rich, tactile experience. The meticulous work of hair stylist Roger Cho and makeup artist Porsche Poon serves to ground these unconventional elements, ensuring that every detail from the slicked-back strands to the voluminous hair fanned across the frame remains sharp and intentional. By blending editorial minimalism with these jarring, surrealist motifs, the project establishes a compelling dialogue between classic beauty and modern subversion, proving that the magazine remains a vital force for experimental creative expression in the fashion industry today.
Project Love Magazine · Love Magazine
Love Magazine consistently redefines the boundaries of high-fashion storytelling, and this latest editorial series is a testament to that legacy. Through the lens of photographer Charlie Engman, the project leans into a surreal and highly curated aesthetic, blending fashion portraiture with architectural play to create a distinct, dreamlike narrative. Fashion editor Jeanie Annan-Lewin orchestrates a vibrant dialogue between clothing and setting, where structured silhouettes meet whimsical props like miniature dollhouses and ornate furniture. The project effectively channels editorial minimalism, utilizing clean, deliberate compositions and soft, natural light to ground its more eccentric elements. The inclusion of intricate set design by Gemma Tickle provides a textural foundation, allowing the subjects—including model Greta Hofer—to inhabit spaces that feel both domestic and otherworldly. With precision hair styling by Naoki Komiya and polished makeup by Grace Sinnott, the imagery maintains a high-gloss finish that elevates the sartorial choices into true performance art. By juxtaposing everyday domestic items with sharp, directional fashion, the series creates a voyeuristic sense of mystery. This collection of imagery stands out for its bold use of color and balance, proving that even within a traditional magazine format, there is vast room for creative, cinematic expression that captures the zeitgeist while remaining firmly rooted in the art of the portrait.
Project Love Magazine · Next in Line
Love Magazine captures the raw, burgeoning energy of the fashion industry in its latest editorial feature, Next in Line. This series is a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to focus squarely on the intersection of form, color, and character. Photographer Thue Nørgaard utilizes soft natural light to illuminate the subject, model Olivia Paulus, whose intent gaze and cropped silhouette anchor the imagery with a quiet, arresting intensity. The visual narrative relies on a sophisticated palette, playing muted blues against sharp pops of yellow and deep burgundy to create a distinct, sculptural aesthetic that feels both contemporary and timeless. Fashion editor Pau Avia orchestrates a clever dialogue between texture and drape, allowing the clothing to take on a life of its own without ever overwhelming the subject. This high-fashion portraiture is polished yet accessible, leaning into an clean, deliberate composition that emphasizes the craft of styling and the nuance of natural beauty. With meticulous hair styling by Joseph Pujalte and refined makeup application by Aurore Gibrien, the project balances professional polish with a sense of candid immediacy. Casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro rounds out the production, identifying a talent who perfectly encapsulates the editorial vision. Ultimately, the project serves as a compelling exploration of emerging style, proving that the most resonant imagery is often the most focused.
Project Love Magazine · Rituals: The Inner-Worlds of Feminin ...
Love Magazine explores the intersection of movement and high-fashion aesthetics in Rituals: The Inner-Worlds of Femininity. This fashion editorial campaign strips away the noise of high-concept sets, opting instead for a stark, minimalist environment that foregrounds the raw geometry of the human form. Through the lens of photographer Alexandra Alvarez Garcia, the series channels a meditative study of balance and strength, where athleticism meets an elevated, curated wardrobe. The images utilize a blend of studio strobe and natural light to capture crisp, textured compositions that shift between the grace of a high vertical split and the sculptural tension of a deep bridge pose. Fashion Director Tati Cotliar and Fashion Editor Samia Giobellina curate a wardrobe that oscillates between clean, monochromatic sportswear and textured leather, grounding the ethereal poses in a tactile, grounded reality. With precise attention to detail, makeup artist Maina Militza enhances the portraiture, ensuring that every angle and expression remains sharp and intentional against the neutral backdrop. By focusing on these athletic postures, the project leans into a sense of quiet power, inviting viewers to appreciate the tension between effortless composure and intense physical exertion. It is a masterclass in editorial portraiture, proving that the most compelling visual narratives are often those that find profound complexity within a disciplined, minimalist frame, allowing the interplay of light, shadow, and form to take center stage.
Project Love Magazine · LOVE MAGAZINE X ZIWE
In this commanding editorial showcase for Love Magazine, the dynamic entertainer Ziwe takes center stage, demonstrating an effortless command of high-fashion language through a series of striking, minimalist portraits. Under the sharp creative direction of Juan Costa Paz and the visionary eye of photographer Philip-Daniel Ducasse, the project leans into a polished, monochromatic aesthetic that feels both timely and timeless. The styling, curated by fashion director Tati Cotliar and editor Esther Matilla, relies on sharp tailoring—from structured leather trench coats to sleek mini dresses—to create a visual narrative defined by clean lines and bold material contrasts. Each frame, characterized by natural light and studio strobe techniques, emphasizes the interplay between architecture and personality, allowing Ziwe’s confident, deliberate posing to serve as the definitive focal point. The editorial photography successfully strips away excess, leaving behind a refined silhouette that highlights the texture of gold jewelry and heavy textiles against a neutral backdrop. By blending a classic portrait sensibility with a modern edge, the team crafts an evocative study of presence. With hair and makeup artistry by Ernesto Casillas contributing to the cohesive look, the session effectively balances a high-fashion sensibility with a crisp, stripped-back visual approach that resonates deeply within the magazines and media entertainment space, proving that true style requires nothing more than precision, attitude, and an impeccable edit.
Project Love Magazine · Love Magazine Fall/Winter 2025 Covers
Love Magazine presents its Fall/Winter 2025 editorial series, anchored by a cover portrait of Loli Bahia captured on a Parisian rooftop. The imagery channels a moody atmosphere, set against the backdrop of the city at twilight. Creative director Juan Costa Paz oversees the visual direction of the issue, with photography led by Théo de Gueltzl. The composition utilises vertical framing and cool-toned lighting to emphasize the scale and texture of the featured couture silhouettes.
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