Marie Claire France
Featured Marie Claire France projects
This week's top Marie Claire France projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire France · A Fleur De Peau
A Fleur De Peau for Marie Claire France is a fashion editorial project featuring model Paula Engbert. Captured by photographer Jonas Bresnan, the series prioritises a soft, intimate aesthetic that plays with tactile contrasts. The imagery channels a refined atmosphere, pairing delicate lace and sheer fabrics with heavier knits and structured upholstery within minimalist studio and interior settings. The production leans into a warm, natural light palette, utilising clean compositions to highlight the interplay of textures. The creative team includes hair stylist Olivier Lebrun and makeup artist Vera Dierckx, with casting by Barbara Blanchard and manicures by Virginie Mataja.
Project Marie Claire France · Vivre Libre
Vivre Libre is a fashion editorial produced for Marie Claire France, captured by photographer Charlotte Hadden. The project leans into a nostalgic, road-trip aesthetic, framing model Gal Dahan against sun-drenched coastal landscapes, vintage caravans, and rugged terrain. The imagery utilizes natural light and an earthy, retro-inspired palette to ground the production. Featuring styling by Anna Querouil, the series balances clean, textured compositions with layered accessories and graphic patterns. Hair styling by Kazue Deki and makeup by Saloi Jeddi provide a consistent, organic beauty direction across the editorial spread.
Project Marie Claire France · Harold James Special
The Harold James Special for Marie Claire France is a beauty editorial series focusing on precise, high-contrast cosmetic applications. Featuring photography by Driu Crilly and Tiago Martel, the work leans into macro and graphic techniques to highlight intricate detail in makeup artistry. The project captures vivid color stories, from dual-toned royal blue eyeliner to high-gloss metallic red and gold lip finishes. Alongside the beauty portraits, the series includes a studio portrait of makeup artist Harold James, showcasing the interplay between clean studio aesthetics and detailed pigment work. Key creative contributions include makeup artistry by Harold James, hair styling by Stephane Lancien, and casting by Barbara Blanchard, with on-camera appearances by models Beck Hume and Koujayn Wiew.
Project Marie Claire France · Stéphane Lancien Special
Marie Claire France presents the Stéphane Lancien Special, a beauty editorial series focusing on precision hairstyling and clean aesthetic composition. The project features a sequence of studio portraits that examine texture and form through both crisp, saturated color and high-contrast monochrome photography. Photographers Driu Crilly and Tiago Martel capture the subjects against minimalist grey backdrops, utilizing soft, even lighting to highlight hair movement and intricate styling details. Fashion direction is provided by Jeanne Le Bault, with hair styling by Stephane Lancien and makeup by Harold James. The editorial includes appearances by models Beck Hume and Lena Bussolino, with casting by Barbara Blanchard.
Project Marie Claire France · Libre Comme L'air
Libre Comme L'air is a sprawling fashion editorial for Marie Claire France, captured by photographer Janne Rugland. Across a diverse array of outdoor settings—from windswept sandy coastlines and pink salt flats to minimalist architectural backdrops—the project channels an effortless, equine-inspired aesthetic. The work highlights a play between sculptural tailoring and delicate, tactile fabrics, ranging from heavy leather jackets and faux fur to sheer tulle and lace. Stylist Jeanne Le Bault anchors the visual narrative, pairing structured coats and cowboy hats with flowing, layered garments to create a sense of movement. The imagery relies on natural light, utilizing warm golden hour glows and high-contrast monochrome treatments to accentuate raw textures. Featuring model Ashley Radjarame, the editorial employs analogue film techniques to maintain a clean, organic, and evocative atmosphere throughout the series.
Project Marie Claire France · La Derniere Ile
Captured for Marie Claire France, 'La Derniere Ile' is a fashion editorial story that explores raw, coastal aesthetics through an earthy and tactile lens. The project leans into a visceral connection with the landscape, placing model Saffron Vadher against rugged volcanic rock formations, sandy shorelines, and dense forest foliage. Photographer Gleeson Paulino utilizes natural light—ranging from diffused overcast tones to hard, direct sun—to emphasize wet skin textures and organic details. The visual narrative is defined by a grounded, atmospheric approach, incorporating analogue film techniques and a grainy finish to enhance the project's raw quality. The aesthetic is brought together by fashion editor and stylist Jeanne Le Bault, with grooming by hair stylist Tomoko Ohama and makeup artist Tatsu Yamanaka, who complete the series with a natural, sun-kissed finish.
Project Marie Claire France · Solaires avons-nous les bons comportements?
This fashion editorial for Marie Claire France captures a swimwear-focused narrative through a minimalist lens. Featuring model Anne Boomgaart, the imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, relying on direct natural light to define the textures of the garments and skin. The series emphasizes a composed, neutral tone, with styling centered on slicked-back, wet-look hair and geometric patterns. Makeup artist Asami Kawai provides a minimal finish, ensuring the focus remains on the structural details of the swimwear pieces against a stark white background.
Project Marie Claire France · Pleine Mer
Pleine Mer is a coastal fashion editorial produced for Marie Claire France. Photographed by Charlotte Hadden, the series leans into a nautical aesthetic, featuring model Maja Zimnoch against a backdrop of rocky harbors and seaside infrastructure. The imagery captures a maritime mood through clean, classic styling by Anna Querouil. Techniques including analogue film and natural light define the visual language of the shoot. The production features hair styling by Kazue Deki and makeup by Saloi Jeddi, resulting in an atmospheric set of editorial portraits that pair structured utility wear with sculptural accessories.
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