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.
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