Marie Claire Arabia
Featured Marie Claire Arabia projects
This week's top Marie Claire Arabia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · A Taste Of Balenciaga
Marie Claire Arabia presents 'A Taste Of Balenciaga,' an editorial fashion project that explores the juxtaposition of luxury leather goods and the clinical, high-intensity environment of a commercial kitchen. Photographer Amer Mohamad utilizes a surreal visual language, placing structured handbags and footwear alongside stainless steel appliances, industrial deli slicers, and culinary preparation tools. The imagery leans into the contrast between tactile, high-fashion textures and raw, metallic surfaces. Featuring techniques such as hard light, flash photography, and a desaturated color grade, the project highlights the form of the accessories within an unconventional setting, creating a gritty yet clean composition that balances artistic still life with high-end accessory display.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Unapologetically Her
Marie Claire Arabia presents Unapologetically Her, a fashion editorial series featuring model Valery Kaufman. Captured by photographer Amer Mohamad, the project centers on a minimalist studio aesthetic that highlights sharp, tailored silhouettes through a clean, editorial lens. Styling by Daniela Paudice leans into textural contrasts, layering sheer fabrics, leather, and structured blazers with high-end statement jewelry. Makeup artist Emily Clayton provides a polished, neutral palette that complements the focus on form. The execution utilizes natural light and a crisp, multi-frame composition to emphasize the sculptural quality of the garments.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Marie Claire Arabia April 2025 Cover
Marie Claire Arabia presents its April 2025 issue, featuring actress Lindsay Lohan as the cover subject. Photographed by Amer Mohamad, the editorial session captures a high-fashion approach to seasonal outerwear, ranging from oversized, sculptural puffer jackets to heavily structured tailored coats. The series utilizes a clean studio aesthetic, characterized by a neutral grey backdrop and soft, balanced lighting. Stylist choices emphasize sharp silhouettes and minimalist composition, maintaining a professional editorial tone across the vertical portraiture. Hair styling by Danielle Priano and makeup by Ariel Tejada complete the clean, polished look.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Residue
Marie Claire Arabia presents Residue, a fashion editorial series that examines texture and form through a minimalist lens. The project leans into a clean aesthetic, utilizing a consistent grey studio background to isolate subjects and elevate details ranging from sartorial knitwear and pinstripe tailoring to sculptural arrangements of everyday objects. The series features makeup artistry by Sharbel Hasbany, whose work on deep red palettes and defined brows is captured across beauty portraits and conceptual still lifes. Casting by Shimana and manicuring by Magda S complete the editorial focus, emphasizing intricate nail art and tonal jewel accents against monochromatic settings.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · A Place, Once Knew
A Place, Once Knew is a fashion editorial for Marie Claire Arabia that explores the intersection of classical heritage and surrealist narratives. Photographed by Abdulla Elmaz, the series juxtaposes structured, high-fashion silhouettes against ornate, historic European interiors and verdant, garden-focused outdoor settings. The imagery employs soft, natural light to bridge these disparate environments, utilizing elements like whimsical oversized handbags and deliberate scaling to introduce an artistic, surreal aesthetic. With hair styling by Alexandre Gloaguen and casting by Olivier Duperrin, the editorial highlights a sophisticated play on texture and architecture. The project features model Max Heuvelman and manicure work by Lorandy, capturing a clean, timeless mood through meticulous composition.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Jewellery with Barbara
Marie Claire Arabia presents Jewellery with Barbara, a fashion editorial series featuring model Barbara Maldonado. The project focuses on high-end jewellery styling, ranging from ornate gold gemstone necklaces and pearl-accented bracelets to crystal-encrusted headpieces. Photographed by Vivienne and Tamas, the series utilizes diverse lighting techniques, including sharp hard light and soft flash, to accentuate the textures of gold and precious stones. With casting by Olivier Duperrin and makeup by Ophelie Crommar, the imagery maintains a clean, minimalist aesthetic across vibrant color palettes and neutral backgrounds.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · For Damiani Jewelry by Lesha Lich
Captured through the evocative lens of photographer Lesha Lich, this latest editorial feature for Marie Claire Arabia masterfully positions Damiani jewelry within a landscape of quiet, architectural grace. The campaign leans into a sophisticated dialogue between high-luxury adornment and the raw, earthy textures of the environment, creating a visual narrative that feels both timeless and grounded. Throughout the series, model Aline Novais serves as a composed anchor, her presence elevating the intricate diamond-encrusted floral pieces and colored gemstone collections through a series of focused, intentional poses. The creative execution relies heavily on the interplay of light and form; by utilizing soft natural light against backdrops ranging from weathered stone walls to modern concrete staircases and vast, arid horizons, the project emphasizes a deliberate editorial minimalism. This choice allows the brilliance of the diamonds to cut through the muted, tactile tones of the clothing, proving that the true power of luxury jewelry lies in its ability to command attention even amidst the most stripped-back surroundings. The resulting portraits are far more than traditional accessory showcases, functioning instead as a study in balance where the fluid draping of the garments complements the sharp, glittering complexity of the jewelry, ultimately framing the pieces as essential components of a broader, cinematic aesthetic rather than merely secondary fashion elements.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Marie Claire Arabia April 2026 Cover
The April 2026 cover story for Marie Claire Arabia masterfully bridges the gap between heritage-inspired elegance and contemporary high-fashion sensibilities. Through a series of striking editorial portraits, the feature highlights a sophisticated interplay of textures, moving from the ethereal, layered mauve organza gowns to the sharp, regal geometry of traditional white kaftans. Photographer Antonio Dicorato captures these moments with a discerning eye for detail, employing precise studio strobe lighting to emphasize the model's features while maintaining a sense of refined, cinematic depth. The visual narrative is elevated by the impeccable styling of Carmelo Corvaia, whose choice of bold silver statement jewelry—adorned with vibrant blue and green gemstone accents—provides a striking, tactile contrast to the delicate fabrics. Model Myriem Boukadida anchors the series with a presence that feels both timeless and forward-looking, perfectly complemented by the sleek hair styling of Danilo Spacca. By framing the subject against ornate, gilded architectural elements and rich wood paneling, the editorial team creates an immersive atmosphere of quiet, opulent luxury. This project expertly utilizes both technical studio lighting and softer natural light techniques to define its aesthetic, resulting in a cohesive, high-impact editorial portrait collection that reflects the prestige and evolving creative direction of the Marie Claire brand within the competitive landscape of international media and entertainment.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Myriem Boukadida
Captured through the lens of photographer Antonio Dicorato, this high-fashion editorial for Marie Claire Arabia featuring model Myriem Boukadida represents a masterclass in atmospheric luxury and visual storytelling. The project leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing natural light and deliberate, low-key chiaroscuro lighting to elevate the intricate textures of haute couture. Throughout the series, the interplay between soft, ethereal silhouettes and the rigid, ornate backdrops of historical interiors creates a tension that is both regal and distinctly modern. Danilo Spacca provides sleek, polished hair styling that complements the dramatic garment choices, ranging from voluminous feathered headpieces to sheer, fluid organza gowns. The visual language of the shoot relies heavily on editorial minimalism, where the focus remains anchored on the subject's composed gaze and the weight of statement fine jewelry, whether it be emerald-toned drop earrings or intricate diamond-encrusted snake motifs. By balancing vibrant, sculptural silhouettes against muted, shadow-rich settings, the production achieves a timeless quality that feels both curated and evocative. This project successfully bridges the gap between classic portraiture and contemporary fashion photography, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that highlights the sophisticated synergy between fashion, ornate architecture, and the transformative power of editorial styling.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · The Last Heir
The Last Heir for Marie Claire Arabia is a masterclass in high-fashion storytelling, bridging the gap between historical reverence and contemporary luxury. Captured through the lens of photographer Amer Mohamad, this fashion editorial campaign meticulously constructs a regal narrative set against the backdrop of traditional Indo-Islamic architecture. The imagery leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing natural light to elevate the interplay between ornate, heritage-rich surroundings and the avant-garde textures of high-fashion garments. The series oscillates between formal, symmetrical wide shots and intimate, detailed portraits that emphasize the craftsmanship of metallic embellishments, intricate beadwork, and statement jewelry. Every frame functions as a study in contrast, where sculptural, metallic-toned fabrics and shimmering silhouettes find harmony against the deep textures of carved sandstone, gilded mirrors, and historic stone facades. The styling, complemented by the vision of hair stylist Umang Thapa, ensures a cohesive, opulent visual language that prioritizes texture and depth. By integrating elements like anatomical chest plates and ceremonial motifs with classic editorial portraiture, the project achieves a sophisticated fusion of cultural legacy and modern design. The result is a series of portraits that feels both timeless and forward-thinking, successfully positioning the subjects as modern figures within a grand, historic landscape, effectively highlighting the craftsmanship of the luxury fashion houses represented throughout the feature.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Written In Her Own Armor Dior Special
Marie Claire Arabia presents Written In Her Own Armor, a fashion editorial spread highlighting Dior designs. Photographed by Amer Mohamad, the series explores the intersection of high-end tailoring and nighttime outdoor environments. Each composition utilizes editorial flash techniques to isolate the subjects against dark, atmospheric backgrounds. The imagery leans into a cool, monochromatic palette, emphasizing the sharp textures of tweed jackets, midi skirts, and leather accessories. The project integrates bold typography with high-contrast portraiture to create a distinct layout.
Project Marie Claire Arabia · Marie Claire Arabia lyna Khoudri
Marie Claire Arabia presents a portrait-focused editorial featuring actress Lyna Khoudri. Captured by photographer Janne Rugland, the series utilizes natural light to highlight textures across a series of refined interiors, utilizing architectural details like boiserie and parquet flooring to anchor the composition. The imagery leans into a clean and polished aesthetic, centering on Khoudri’s styling, which transitions between relaxed tailoring and intricate crochet separates. Production was managed by Jean-Marc Mondelet, with hair styling provided by John Nollet and makeup artistry by Christophe Danchaud.
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