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

Model lying on a bed draped in blue and plaid blankets wearing a cream sweater and white skirt for magazinemagazine Project

magazinemagazine · Pink

Pink is a fashion editorial feature for magazinemagazine, shot by photographer Guen Fiore. The series explores a blend of domestic intimacy and surrealism, captured through a lens of raw, natural light. The visual language shifts between minimalist studio setups and richly textured interior environments. Fashion styling by Ally Macrae and Lara Mcgrath brings an eclectic, layered aesthetic to the project, ranging from structured tailoring to voluminous fur and delicate fringe detailing. The imagery is anchored by the set design of Jeanne Briand, which integrates vintage furniture, organic floral arrangements, and clinical studio elements to create a distinct, high-contrast atmosphere.

Model bending over against a pink wall wearing black leggings and silver metallic bow shoes Project

magazinemagazine · Bottoms Up

Bottoms Up is a fashion editorial series produced for magazinemagazine. The project explores sculptural poses and inverted human forms, placing subjects in various urban and park settings to interact with the architectural and natural environment. Photographer Zoe Natale Mannella and fashion stylist Monika Tatalovic collaborate to highlight the intricate textures and avant-garde silhouettes of the featured garments. The imagery relies on natural light to capture the movement and contrast between tailored fabrics, metallic accessories, and their surrounding backdrop. Defined by a clean, editorial aesthetic, the series utilizes surreal framing and vertical compositions to emphasize the interplay between the human figure and structured environments.

Close-up beauty portrait of a model with pink blush and glossy lips submerged in water for magazine editorial Project

magazinemagazine · Under pressure

For the Under Pressure beauty project, photographer Zoe Natale Mannella explores textures within an aquatic environment for magazinemagazine. Featuring model Lena Prieto, the series utilizes an underwater setting to distort and frame the subjects through soft, cool-toned lighting. Working with makeup artist Rebecca Wordingham and hair stylist Gor Duryan, the team creates an editorial aesthetic defined by vibrant pigments and iridescent glitter. Set designer Viola Vitali provides the spatial context for these submerged compositions, which employ artistic techniques to capture fluid motion and delicate refractions.

Model with dark bob haircut wearing patterned coat and red pants against a white background for Stretched project Project

magazinemagazine · Stretched

Stretched is a fashion editorial series for magazinemagazine that explores the relationship between architectural space and avant-garde apparel. Photographed by Zoe Natale Mannella, the work leans into minimalist studio staging to emphasize the sculptural forms of the garments, utilizing clean white backgrounds and directional lighting to heighten textural detail. The series features styling by Ally Macrae, which brings together a diverse range of materials—from fluid fringes and satin to structured tailoring and heavy knitwear. The compositions, often presented in diptychs, experiment with dynamic body positioning and inverted framing to create a surreal, high-fashion narrative. The production also includes set design by Rebecca Ilse, hair by Mélissa Rouillé, makeup by Lauren Bos, casting by Lisa Dymph Megens, and manicures by Alex Feller.

Close-up portrait of a person's shoulder draped with a striking strand of large blue beads against a clean white background Project

magazinemagazine · Clear Lines

Clear Lines is a fashion editorial series for magazinemagazine, characterized by a stark, high-key aesthetic and minimalist geometry. Photographer Zoe Natale Mannella explores clean, sculptural compositions that emphasize textures—ranging from skin and water to intricate jewellery and architectural accessories—against neutral backgrounds. The project features styling by Abby Adler, whose work integrates elements like structured headpieces and draped beading to build graphic profiles. The production team includes hair stylist Mélissa Rouillé and makeup artist Marie Dufresne, who maintain a polished, uniform look throughout the series, with casting by Lisa Dymph Megens and set design by Viola Vitali.

Model wearing a plum-coloured swimsuit inverted underwater in a swimming pool shot by Zoe Natale Mannella. Project

magazinemagazine · Deep End

Deep End is an underwater fashion editorial produced for magazine magazine, captured by photographer Zoe Natale Mannella. The series leans into a serene and fluid aesthetic, documenting model Mariane Godoy submerged within a pool environment. The work prioritizes a clean, minimalist approach that emphasizes the interplay between body, fabric, and aquatic light. Technically, the project relies on natural light filtering through the water's surface to create shifting caustics and textures across the subjects and garments. With fashion styling by Anna Claassen and makeup by Sacha Giraudeau, the imagery maintains a consistent atmospheric tone. Casting was handled by Pina Marlene.

Woman with long curly red hair wearing a patterned jacket and black leather trousers against a green studio backdrop Project

magazinemagazine · Magazine Magazine

In a sophisticated convergence of luxury fashion and high-end editorial artistry, the Magazine Magazine project serves as a masterclass in minimalist visual storytelling. The campaign leverages a deliberate, clean aesthetic to elevate the subject, utilizing a palette that balances muted sage and pale blue backgrounds with the vivid, rhythmic texture of the model’s voluminous red hair. Through the lens of photographer Suffo Moncloa, the series leans into a distinct interplay between sharp, cinematic shadow and soft, diffused natural light, effectively grounding the high-fashion ensembles—ranging from intricate leather work to textural faux fur—within a modern studio environment. The execution is defined by a rigorous focus on silhouette and material, with styling by Cristina Firpo adding layers of geometric print and tactile fabric that invite tactile engagement from the viewer. The project frequently employs the tactile charm of analogue film, 35mm film, and instant Polaroid techniques, complete with handwritten technical notations that invite a sense of behind-the-scenes intimacy. With precision hair styling by Gabriel de Fries and nuanced makeup application by Kanako Yoshida, every frame maintains a sense of calm, editorial professionalism. This body of work avoids unnecessary excess, opting instead for a deliberate, portrait-driven approach that celebrates the quiet power of luxury fashion in its most essential form.