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Featured Madame Germany projects
This week's top Madame Germany projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Madame Germany · Portrait of a Lady
Portrait of a Lady is a fashion editorial series for Madame Germany, featuring model Lexy Hearn. Captured by photographer Zeb Daemen, the work employs a moody, painterly aesthetic characterized by soft, directional lighting and a consistent, mottled olive-green studio backdrop. The visuals lean into tactile textures, ranging from intricate lace and tiered tulle to beaded embellishments and sculptural ruffles. The project features fashion styling by Konstantin Spachis, who curates a series of sophisticated, classically-inspired looks that contrast antique furniture and neoclassical set elements with contemporary silhouettes. The editorial utilizes a blend of rich color palettes and high-contrast monochrome, integrating techniques such as chiaroscuro and film-inspired grit. The production includes hair styling by Christoph Hasenbein, makeup by Vera Dierckx, and casting by Timoer Nulens.
Project Madame Germany · Raw Emotions
Raw Emotions is a striking fashion editorial series for Madame Germany that channels theatrical drama through a sophisticated, moody lens. Photographed by Stefan Milev, the imagery oscillates between intimate studio portraits and sweeping, atmospheric shots set within the architecture of a traditional theater. Fashion editor Konstantin Spachis leads the creative vision, juxtaposing sharp, tailored silhouettes against fluid, layered fabrics. The editorial leans into a classic, emotive aesthetic, utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting and monochrome palettes to emphasize form and movement. Expertly rounded out by makeup artist Vera Dierckx and casting directed by Timoer Nulens, the series captures model Eduarda Vieira in a range of candid and performative poses that highlight the interplay of shadow and texture.
Project Madame Germany · Role Models
Role Models is a high-fashion editorial series produced for Madame Germany. Photographed by Zeb Daemen, the project showcases model Ana Milojevic in a variety of sculptural and graphic ensembles, ranging from monochromatic statement pieces to textured, multi-layered knitwear and silk attire. The editorial relies on a clean studio aesthetic to elevate the interplay of fabric, pattern, and form. Fashion editor and stylist Konstantin Spachis leads the visual direction, utilizing bold color palettes and precise silhouettes to create a polished, contemporary look. Techniques including analogue film, saturated colour, and natural light are employed to produce a sharp, cohesive visual narrative across the various portrait sessions. The production features casting by Timoer Nulens, with hair styling by Christoph Hasenbein and makeup by Vera Dierckx, who refine the series with soft, clean beauty treatments.
Project Madame Germany · Reich & schön
Reich & schön is a high-end fashion editorial produced for Madame Germany. Photographed by Adriano Russo, the series features model Laiza de Moura set against a backdrop of historic stone architecture, manicured garden landscapes, and dense ivy foliage. The imagery relies on natural light and a clean composition to emphasize the textural interplay between the apparel and the outdoor environment. Styling by Konstantin Spachis centers on voluminous layers, fur textures, and structured tailoring. The production team also includes hair stylist Alessandro Squarza, makeup artist Seiko Nishigori, and casting director Timoer Nulens. The project utilizes vertical editorial layouts, incorporating both monochrome and warm palettes to explore fashion trends through an artistic, publication-oriented lens.
Project Madame Germany · Sommerflirt
Madame Germany’s Sommerflirt fashion editorial captures a sun-drenched, coastal narrative featuring model Natasja Madsen. Through the lens of photographer Adriano Russo, the project explores a series of relaxed outdoor and studio environments, ranging from modern architectural balconies to rugged coastal roads. The styling by Konstantin Spachis emphasizes minimalist silhouettes, structured tailoring, and textured linen, creating an aesthetic that feels both polished and candid. Utilizing a combination of natural light and high-contrast monochrome, the series leans into an editorial sensibility. The production incorporates diverse visual techniques, including analogue film and cinematic framing, to maintain a cohesive look across varied settings. Hair styling by Jose Quijano and makeup by Hara Papanikolaou provide a consistent, natural finish throughout the narrative.
Project Madame Germany · Der geheime Garten
Der geheime Garten is an editorial fashion feature produced for Madame Germany. The series highlights the intricate detailing of luxury apparel and fine jewellery, set against a consistent muted olive-green studio backdrop. Photographed by Zeb Daemen, the project leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic defined by soft, natural light and rich earth tones. Fashion editor and stylist Konstantin Spachis leads the creative direction, pairing lace, organza, and gold textiles with elaborate gemstone pieces. The portrait series features model Gemma Francis-Burnett, with grooming support from hair stylist Mayu Morimoto and makeup artist Steven Canavan. The work incorporates elements of analogue film and clean, vertical composition to emphasize tactile fabric textures and jewelry craftsmanship.
Project Madame Germany · Sommerbrise
Sommerbrise is a fashion editorial series commissioned for Madame Germany, featuring model Nina Marker. The project explores a contrast between structured tailoring and delicate lace textures, set against a rotating series of minimalist studio backdrops, from distressed industrial walls to saturated blue panels. Photographer Zeb Daemen employs a consistent use of natural light throughout the series to highlight tactile fabric details and muted earth tones. The production features fashion styling by Konstantin Spachis and makeup by Vera Dierckx, focusing on a clean, contemporary aesthetic that balances raw studio environments with refined garment layering.
Project Madame Germany · Madame Germany May 2025 Cover
Madame Germany presents its May 2025 issue featuring model Laura Schuller. Photographed by Zeb Daemen, the cover leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a clean white seamless backdrop to focus the viewer's attention on the subject. Vera Dierckx provides makeup artistry to complement the ensemble, which features a floral dress adorned with yellow and pink roses. Captured in a vertical format, the imagery integrates editorial typography as part of the final publication layout, emphasizing a high-end aesthetic driven by natural light.
Project Madame Germany · É Amore...
Captured in the historic streets of Palermo, the É Amore... editorial for Madame Germany leans into a cinematic, documentary-style aesthetic. The series features model Ebba Bostrom, whose movement is set against a backdrop of weathered stone architecture, ornate balconies, and narrow cobblestone alleys. Photographer Adriano Russo utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to emphasize raw textures and atmospheric contrast. The project highlights a series of structured ensembles curated by fashion editor and stylist Konstantin Spachis, with a focus on high-contrast black-and-white compositions and moody, grainy detailing. Creative production was supported by hair stylist Ezio Diaferia and makeup artist Letizia Morlè, with casting directed by Timoer Nulens to maintain a cohesive, classic European visual narrative.
Project Madame Germany · Lips to Love
Lips to Love is a beauty editorial for Madame Germany that centers on rich color palettes and high-contrast textures. Photographed by Zeb Daemen, the series focuses on intimate portraiture and botanical motifs, utilizing a minimalist approach to highlight professional cosmetic application. The project features model Laura Schuller, with makeup artistry by Vera Dierckx, whose work emphasizes natural skin textures, vibrant lip tones, and defined features. The editorial maintains a clean, refined aesthetic through consistent soft lighting and vertical composition, frequently incorporating negative space to place emphasis on the model's hair and subtle details.
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