Marie Claire Czech Republic
Featured Marie Claire Czech Republic projects
This week's top Marie Claire Czech Republic projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Photography Leire Cavia
Captured through the evocative lens of photographer Leire Cavia, this editorial campaign for Marie Claire Czech Republic masterfully balances the opulence of luxury fashion houses with a sense of sun-drenched, carefree leisure. The series, which draws heavily on natural light to define its aesthetic, positions high-end garments and iconic accessories against the serene backdrop of classical garden architecture and tranquil lakeside landscapes. By oscillating between candid, lifestyle-oriented moments—such as a spontaneous ice cream stop—and meticulously composed product still lifes, the project elevates luxury fashion into a tactile, living experience. Stylistically, the work leans into editorial minimalism, allowing the intricate textures of embroidered vests, plaid coats, and structured leather handbags to anchor the frame. The collaboration benefits from the expert hand of hair stylist Laura Del Muro, whose work complements the natural, effortless beauty of the model, ensuring the hair feels as organic as the surrounding floral foliage. Throughout the sequence, the interplay of shadow and sunlight serves to heighten the visual depth, transforming statuesque bronze sculptures and historical stone fountains into essential elements of a modern, sophisticated narrative. The result is a cohesive, refined showcase that treats every accessory and silhouette with architectural precision, grounding high-fashion aspirations in the warmth and vitality of a bright, outdoor setting.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Marie Claire Czech Republic July 2026
Marie Claire Czech Republic’s July 2026 issue leans into the intersection of heritage and contemporary luxury fashion, framing high-end couture against the backdrop of historical gardens and classical monuments. Captured through the lens of photographer Leire Cavia, the editorial series creates a sophisticated dialogue between the rigid, ornate textures of stone architecture and the fluidity of modern design. The project excels in its approach to lifestyle photography, where meticulously styled ensembles—from elaborate fringed coats to minimalist white slip dresses—are juxtaposed with organic surroundings. Laura Del Muro brings a refined touch to the hair styling, ensuring the visuals maintain a polished, editorial edge despite the candid, relaxed nature of the outdoor settings. The use of natural light is a recurring technique that underscores the depth of the garments, enhancing everything from the metallic accents on luxury footwear to the vibrant, intricate floral patterns of high-fashion gowns. By blending the structured composition of traditional fashion portraiture with the spontaneity of a park-side day out, the visuals establish a sense of timeless elegance. This collection effectively balances the gravity of luxury brand aesthetics with a breezy, seasonal lightness, proving that even the most exclusive fashion can find a harmonious home within the textured, sun-drenched landscapes of the natural world.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Milano
Milano, a striking fashion editorial produced for Marie Claire Czech Republic, serves as a love letter to the intersection of high-end design and the kinetic energy of Italian city life. Captured through the lens of photographer Leire Cavia, the project masterfully leans into an aesthetic that blends editorial minimalism with a vibrant, lived-in lifestyle sensibility. By utilizing natural light as its primary tool, the series transforms everyday urban infrastructure—red traffic barriers, street signs, and vintage bicycles—into sophisticated frames for luxury fashion. The imagery creates a dialogue between the structured formality of tailored suits, tweed separates, and iconic accessories like Louis Vuitton and Prada, and the weathered textures of classical European architecture. Throughout the project, the composition thrives on sharp, sun-drenched contrasts, often employing macro-style detail shots to ground the high-fashion narrative in the grit and charm of the street. Whether capturing a model mid-action or highlighting the interplay between delicate footwear and industrial metal, the work maintains a crisp, contemporary rhythm. Ultimately, Milano feels both aspirational and deeply grounded, showcasing a refined approach to editorial photography that finds beauty in the unexpected geometry of an urban backdrop. This collection stands as a testament to the power of clean composition and directional sunlight in elevating a classic fashion story into a dynamic, narrative-driven visual experience.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Prada x Marie Claire
Marie Claire Czech Republic presents a collaborative editorial series featuring Prada handbags, captured through a lens of curated everyday chaos. Photographer Leire Cavia explores the tension between luxury accessories and domestic utility by placing structured leather goods alongside disparate household and office objects. The project utilizes editorial photography with a clean, minimalist aesthetic to frame accessories such as totes and handbags within unconventional contexts, including airport security trays and office desks. Soft light techniques emphasize the material quality of the Saffiano leather and metallic hardware, while playful arrangements contrast the brand's identity with mundane items.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · MÓDA ZRCADLENÍ
MÓDA ZRCADLENÍ is a fashion editorial series produced for Marie Claire Czech Republic. The project explores themes of reflection and symmetry through a collection of studio portraits, emphasizing the interplay between light and form. The visual narrative relies on a minimalist aesthetic to highlight the intricate tactile qualities of lace, knitwear, and textured corduroy. Photographer Andrey Yaroshevich directs the series, utilizing natural light and clean studio environments to draw focus to the models' silhouettes and styling. The editorial, which features models Grace Fly and Hope Fly, is defined by its desaturated palette and precise, composed framing. Supporting the look are hair stylist Adrian Arredondo and makeup artist Nathan Hejl, who contribute to the polished, contemplative tone of the work.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Mirror Fashion
Marie Claire Czech Republic presents Mirror Fashion, a visual editorial exploring contrast and proximity through a series of studio-based portraits. The imagery utilizes soft light to define facial profiles and accentuate intricate fabric textures, ranging from sheer lace to oversized wool tailoring. Featuring hair styling by Adrian Arredondo and makeup by Nathan Hejl, the aesthetic leans into natural skin tones and minimal palettes. The editorial maintains a consistent vertical format, emphasizing a clean, neutral studio backdrop that centers the focus on the subjects' interplay and detailed styling.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Cover Ediotiral
This cover editorial for Marie Claire Czech Republic explores the intersection of form and texture through a series of high-fashion portraits. Photographed by Leire Cavia with styling by Manuel Angel Mendez Diaz, the project showcases avant-garde garments ranging from structural vinyl to pleated silhouettes. The series utilises diverse optical techniques, including refractive glass overlays, water droplet distortions, and dynamic motion effects to frame the subject. Set against monochromatic, earthy, and moody backdrops, the editorial leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The imagery relies on intentional lighting—spanning natural light to soft, directional glows—to highlight the tactile qualities of the textiles and the precise tailoring of the featured pieces.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · MY MAN
MY MAN is a fashion editorial series for Marie Claire Czech Republic, showcasing a collection of portraits that lean into classic tailoring and diverse textured layers. The series documents model Federico Novello across a variety of Parisian settings, moving from historic cafe exteriors and traditional stone facades to intimate, low-key indoor environments. Photographer Nicola Surbera utilizes a mix of clean digital captures and analogue film techniques to create a cohesive aesthetic. The project explores a range of visual styles, utilizing both vibrant natural light and high-contrast monochrome, chiaroscuro lighting to elevate the styling. Hair styling by Marom Tal Winshenk complements the narrative with intricate touches, including period-inspired finger waves and structured, sculpted silhouettes.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Last Summer
Marie Claire Czech Republic presents 'Last Summer,' an editorial feature capturing a seasonal transition through a minimalist lens. The cover story leans into the juxtaposition of soft textures and outdoor elements, set against a calm coastal backdrop. Photographed by Leire Cavia with fashion editing and styling by Alex Montoya, the project highlights the interplay of knitwear and oversized silhouettes. Estrella Gomez serves as the featured model in a series defined by natural light and a clean, composed aesthetic.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Last Summer
Captured against the sun-drenched backdrop of a Mediterranean coastal village, Last Summer is a fashion editorial series produced for Marie Claire Czech Republic. Photographer Leire Cavia and stylist Alex Montoya lean into a nostalgic, sun-soaked aesthetic, documenting model Estrella Gomez amidst weathered stone architecture, classical columns, and tranquil seaside harbors. The series features a tactile mix of structured tailoring, sheer mesh knits, and voluminous textures, all illuminated by the crisp, high-contrast light of the region. Many of the compositions embrace a raw, cinematic quality, utilizing analogue film borders and varied exposures to heighten the sense of a lingering, season-ending narrative. Throughout the work, natural light acts as a primary framing device, emphasizing the interplay between the organic stone landscapes and contemporary silhouettes.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Out In The Fresh Air September Print ...
Marie Claire Czech Republic presents 'Out In The Fresh Air', a fashion editorial featured in their September print issue. Photographed by Maurizio Pedroni, the series captures a contemplative, pastoral aesthetic through a collection of rural landscapes and rustic settings. Featuring model Alessandra Vo, the editorial relies on natural light to ground its high-fashion styling against backdrops of farm buildings, meadows, and riverbanks. Produced by Caro Niemiec, the imagery leans into earthy tones and textured layers, utilizing diverse outdoor environments to highlight seasonal tailoring and knitwear.
Project Marie Claire Czech Republic · Roadtrip
For Marie Claire Czech Republic, the Roadtrip editorial project serves as a masterclass in atmospheric fashion storytelling, blending the grit of a desolate highway with the refined polish of high-end styling. Captured through the lens of photographer Andrey Yaroshevich, the series leans into a cinematic narrative that frames its subject against the stark, arid beauty of the desert. The visual language oscillates between the intimacy of low-key chiaroscuro portraits and the expansive, warm-toned relief of golden hour lifestyle photography. By utilizing the classic silhouette of a vintage blue car as a recurring anchor, the imagery creates a tactile contrast between sleek metallic lines and the organic, muted textures of knitwear and tailored linen. This project excels in capturing a transient mood, where every composition—from soft-focus rearview mirror reflections to wide, desolate landscapes—feels like a deliberate frame from a larger travel-themed story. The execution relies heavily on natural light to emphasize both the raw environment and the sharp detailing of the wardrobe, achieving a balance of editorial minimalism and narrative depth. Through these carefully curated frames, the series maintains a consistent aesthetic that is at once lonely, poised, and undeniably evocative, perfectly aligning with the sophisticated, visual-first identity of modern media and magazine photography.
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