Marie Claire Italia
Featured Marie Claire Italia projects
This week's top Marie Claire Italia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Vitamina Naturale
Vitamina Naturale is a beauty and fashion editorial produced for Marie Claire Italia. The project, led by photographer Carlotta Manaigo, channels a minimalist aesthetic through clean compositions and a reliance on natural light to emphasize organic textures. Stylist Elisabetta Massari and makeup artist Filippo Ferrari frame the series with a focus on elemental detail, incorporating delicate floral motifs and subtle color palettes against both studio and rural backdrops. Techniques such as analogue film photography and warm, directional lighting unify the collection. The imagery ranges from close-up beauty portraits featuring iridescent accents to pastoral outdoor scenes, maintaining a restrained visual language throughout.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Escape In Marrakech
Escape In Marrakech is a sprawling fashion editorial for Marie Claire Italia that captures the transient, candid rhythms of travel. Photographer Stefano Galuzzi frames a series of intimate vignettes, moving from the quiet interiors of hotel rooms to the energetic bustle of city streets after dark. The imagery leans into an authentic, reportage-style narrative that avoids traditional staging in favor of spontaneous interactions and textured surroundings. Fashion editor Ivana Spernicelli coordinates a diverse wardrobe that transitions from tailored resort wear to layered, utilitarian ensembles. The execution utilizes a mix of high-contrast monochrome and warm, natural light palettes, often rendered with a distinctively grainy analogue film finish. Featuring model Sean Levy, the project was realised through a collaborative process involving casting directors Ezio Diaferia and Simone Bart Rocchietti.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Timeless Attitude
Marie Claire Italia's 'Timeless Attitude' editorial project presents a collection of images exploring domestic interiors and garment texture. Photographer Vanina Sorrenti captures a series of intimate scenes across varied residential settings, utilising natural light and a raw, cinematic aesthetic to define the mood. Fashion editor and stylist Ivana Spernicelli coordinates a wardrobe of lace, satin, and layered textiles, while hair stylist Kiril Vasilev completes the editorial look. The project makes extensive use of natural light and moody color palettes, leaning into a grainy, analogue film-inspired look that characterises the series across its editorial spreads and magazine cover.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Down To The River
Down To The River is a fashion editorial series produced for Marie Claire Italia. Captured by photographer Stefano Galuzzi, the project centres on model Puck Schrover within a series of raw, outdoor garden settings. The imagery employs monochrome aesthetics and analogue film techniques to emphasize the interplay between structural garments and natural environments. The series features styling by Ivana Spernicelli, with hair and makeup by Astor Hoxha and casting by Simone Bart Rocchietti. The editorial utilizes natural light to highlight textures in both the foliage and the apparel, ranging from minimalist tailored silhouettes to heavy, layered pieces.
Project Marie Claire Italia · STILE D'AUTORE
Marie Claire Italia presents STILE D'AUTORE, an editorial project focusing on fine jewellery. Captured by photographer Carlotta Manaigo, the series features model Eliise Jaasma in a sequence of intimate, vertical compositions. The imagery employs soft, directional lighting and clean backgrounds to emphasize the craftsmanship of high-end accessories. Through this editorial approach, the project highlights the textures of intricate pieces, maintaining a warm and natural aesthetic.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Wild Soul
Marie Claire Italia presents 'Wild Soul,' an editorial feature centering on sculptural design and bold color palettes. The project highlights a structural yellow and white garment set against a clean, solid blue backdrop. Photographed by Ferry van der Nat, the imagery focuses on texture and form. The production includes fashion styling by Elisabetta Massari and model Laura Morgan, with hair styling by Alessia Bonotto and makeup artistry by Cosetta Giorgietti. Casting was provided by Simone Bart Rocchietti, with manicures by Roberta Rodi.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Marie Claire Italia October 2026 Covers
Marie Claire Italia presents its October 2026 cover series, featuring a collection of editorial portraits that lean into clean, high-fashion aesthetics. The project highlights studio-based compositions and vertical framing, with a focus on portraiture and textural styling. Photographers Ferry van der Nat, Jasmina Martiradonna, and Stefano Galuzzi collaborate on the series, with fashion direction led by Elisabetta Massari and Ivana Spernicelli. The visuals feature models Anyiel Majok, Laura Morgan, and Puck Schrover, captured against both neutral and bold, solid-colored backgrounds to emphasize the editorial layout.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Marie Claire Italia September 2026 Cover
The September 2026 cover of Marie Claire Italia presents an editorial portrait of Scout Willis. The composition leans into an energetic aesthetic, captured in a monochrome treatment that highlights the textures of both the subject's gown and the surrounding environment. Photographer Simone Paccini utilizes natural light to frame the candid, dynamic movement within the shot. With fashion styling by Elisabetta Massari, the cover integrates high-contrast photography with traditional masthead typography. The project utilizes an analogue film aesthetic to ground the artistic, vertical layout.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Stile d'autore
Marie Claire Italia presents Stile d'autore, an editorial fashion project featuring model Ania Kisiel. The series centers on the interplay between structured professional silhouettes and casual accessories, highlighting a tailored approach to modern dressing. The project features photography by Carlotta Manaigo and styling by Elisabetta Massari, who pairs sharp, clean lines with textured knitwear. Captured in a minimalist studio environment, the work leans into a desaturated aesthetic and a vertical orientation to maintain focus on garment construction and detail.
Project Marie Claire Italia · mUSE cLUB con Scout Willis
Marie Claire Italia presents mUSE cLUB, an editorial series featuring Scout Willis. Captured by photographer Simone Paccini, the campaign moves through a series of candid moments within an intimate, interior setting. The work leans into a classic monochrome aesthetic, using high-contrast lighting to emphasize movement and texture. The project incorporates a distinct collage aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques and grain to create a tactile visual experience. Editorial direction by Elisabetta Massari ties the collection of snapshots and portraits together, maintaining a focus on architectural framing and geometric composition.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Marie Claire Italia September 2026 C ...
For the highly anticipated September 2026 issue of Marie Claire Italia, the creative team has delivered a masterclass in editorial fashion, seamlessly blending classic magazine sensibilities with a modern, high-contrast visual language. The cover features model Janina Maidorn, whose poised presence anchors the composition against a stark, minimalist backdrop. By pairing a layered, textured ensemble—highlighted by jeweled embellishments and unexpected pops of red—with a bold, bright blue floor, the project achieves a striking visual balance. The execution leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing soft light to meticulously emphasize the tactile qualities of the clothing, from the suede handbag to the delicate layering of the garments. This visual narrative is further elevated by precise typography, with the bold masthead and stylized script text framing the subject to signal the arrival of a new season. Through the collective lens of photographers Carlotta Manaigo, Jasmina Martiradonna, and Mattia Parodi, the imagery captures a sophisticated, high-fashion energy that feels both grounded and aspirational. The final result serves as a quintessential example of contemporary magazine media, where every styling choice and lighting technique is calibrated to engage the reader immediately. By focusing on layered depth and deliberate color blocking, the production team has solidified a cohesive brand identity that feels both timeless and perfectly attuned to the current demands of the global designer fashion landscape.
Project Marie Claire Italia · Marie Claire Italia June 2026 Covers
For the June 2026 issue of Marie Claire Italia, the creative team has delivered a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding high-fashion photography in a clean, punchy visual language that feels both timeless and urgent. The project centers on a series of covers that strip away the extraneous, focusing instead on the interplay between soft, natural light and bold, tactile details. By utilizing a stark white backdrop, the imagery allows the subjects—model Anna Pavlova and her counterparts—to command the frame with a rare intensity. The deliberate inclusion of natural elements, such as the vibrant orange dahlia obscuring the subject, introduces an organic, textural quality that disrupts the otherwise polished surface of standard luxury media. Through the sharp vision of photographers Eugenio Intini and Jasmina Martiradonna, the covers successfully bridge the gap between classic high-end fashion sensibilities and a more contemporary, art-focused approach to portrait photography. Fashion editors Elisabetta Massari and Ivana Spernicelli curate a look that leans into intricate ruffles and chunky accessories, creating a cohesive aesthetic that feels expertly considered without becoming overly cluttered. This project manages to redefine the traditional magazine cover by favoring a striking, deliberate composition that challenges the viewer’s eye, proving that in the saturated landscape of modern media, intentional restraint remains the most effective tool for capturing a reader’s immediate attention.
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