Marie Claire Mexico
Featured Marie Claire Mexico projects
This week's top Marie Claire Mexico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Objeto de Deseo
Marie Claire Mexico presents 'Objeto de Deseo', a fashion editorial centered on the interplay between form, texture, and accessories. Photographer Bryan Flores captures model Mirthe Dijkstra in a series of studio-based compositions that emphasize sculptural lines and material detail. The project utilizes a minimalist aesthetic, employing soft, directional light and high-contrast studio backdrops to isolate subjects against clean backgrounds. The editorial highlights jewellery and leather goods through focused, intimate framing and moody, chiaroscuro lighting techniques.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Glimpse of Light
Glimpse of Light is a fashion editorial series produced for Marie Claire Mexico, showcasing a collection of studio-based portraits and layouts. Directed by Gerard Angulo with photography by Álvaro Gracia, the project explores high-fashion silhouettes and monochrome textures through a clean, minimalist lens. The visual narrative relies on soft directional lighting and high-contrast compositions to highlight intricate garment details, ranging from sheer fabrics and sculptural hats to ornate gemstone and pearl accessories. Fashion editor Enol Blasco leads the styling, curating an array of structural bodysuits, embellished lace dresses, and tailored separates. Makeup artist Wild Van Dijk complements the aesthetic with a polished finish, maintaining the project's focus on sharp, graphic form. The editorial appears across multiple magazine spreads, utilising clean backgrounds and analogue film techniques to maintain a refined, cohesive editorial tone.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Gloss & Grace
Marie Claire Mexico elevates the standard for contemporary beauty editorial with its latest feature, Gloss & Grace. Under the sharp editorial direction of Gerard Angulo, the magazine leans into a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic that prioritizes the raw texture of high-fashion cosmetics. The project, which centers on the interplay between stark graphical elements and soft, luminous skin, is anchored by a series of striking macro images captured by photographer Astor Solis. By utilizing precise beauty light, Solis brings an ethereal quality to the subject, masterfully highlighting the glossed-up, glass skin effect that defines the current cosmetic zeitgeist. The layout is equally intentional, pairing tight, impactful crops with elegant, bold serif typography that frames the imagery rather than distracting from it. This work sits at the intersection of media and high-end beauty, functioning as both an artistic showcase and a modern interpretation of editorial photography. By emphasizing the bold, graphic eyeliner against the natural, radiant skin of the model, the team creates a visual tension that feels both timeless and aggressively current. Through this carefully curated approach, Marie Claire Mexico reinforces its position as a tastemaker, proving that even within a saturated industry, a focused, technically precise vision remains the most powerful way to capture a reader's attention and maintain a compelling, authoritative creative voice.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Alla Kostromichova
Marie Claire Mexico elevates the standard fashion editorial with this striking series featuring model Alla Kostromichova, captured through the lens of photographer Kevin Rinaldo. The project leans into a rigorous exploration of architectural minimalism, placing Kostromichova against a backdrop of weathered stone facades, grid-patterned masonry, and historical reliefs. This contrast between the organic movement of the model and the austere, geometric urban environment creates a visual narrative that feels both cinematic and rooted in high-fashion tradition. Throughout the series, the aesthetic remains grounded by an emphasis on natural light, which is used masterfully to define the sculptural silhouettes of the garments—ranging from voluminous, avant-garde evening wear to sharp, tailored leather ensembles. With casting direction by Marvin Latournald, the imagery seamlessly balances the dark, monochromatic palette of the apparel with the muted tones of European urban architecture. Whether the frames capture the subtle texture of cascading silver fringe or the precise drape of a structured blazer, the project maintains an editorial polish that favors clean lines and dynamic, rhythmic movement. The result is a sophisticated showcase of luxury fashion that feels inherently architectural, proving how intentional posing and careful spatial composition can transform a standard street-side portrait into a compelling, high-concept fashion narrative.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Marie Claire Mexico X Tiffany & CO.J ...
Marie Claire Mexico presents a fashion editorial collaboration with Tiffany & Co., featuring model Victoria Massey. Captured by photographer Kevin Alexander, the series highlights refined jewellery pieces set against an urban architectural backdrop. The project utilizes natural light to emphasize the textures of high-end garments and accessories. With styling by Gerard Angulo, the editorial leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic across its portraiture and cover imagery.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Marie Claire Mexico June 2026 Cover
For the June 2026 cover of Marie Claire Mexico, the creative team has delivered a masterclass in editorial minimalism that feels both timeless and aggressively modern. At the center of this portrait is television personality Tania Rincon, whose commanding presence is captured with precision by photographer Angel Buzo. The image leans into a refined aesthetic, stripping away unnecessary noise to focus on the interplay between form and fabric. Rincon is framed against a muted, cool grey backdrop that allows the dramatic structure of an oversized black leather jacket to dominate the composition. With the garment’s exaggerated, high-standing collar serving as the visual focal point, the portrait utilizes soft directional natural light to carve out depth and highlight the tactile, rugged texture of the leather. The styling—defined by a slicked-back hair look—complements the polish of the studio environment, successfully balancing high-fashion sophistication with a sense of approachable strength. By opting for a clean, stripped-back visual language, the cover reinforces the brand's identity as a leader in the media and entertainment space, ensuring the focus remains entirely on the subject and the craft of the shoot. The resulting image stands as a testament to the power of purposeful art direction, proving that when handled with this level of restraint, a single portrait can define the season's aesthetic narrative.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Animale
For Marie Claire Mexico, the Animale editorial project presents a masterclass in high-fashion storytelling, balancing the primal intensity of animal prints with a sophisticated, avant-garde sensibility. Captured by photographer Mattia Holm, the series seamlessly transitions between two distinct visual languages: the crisp, high-key precision of studio strobe sessions and the moody, low-key chiaroscuro that defines the campaign’s more cinematic, dark-toned portraits. Working under the vision of fashion editor and stylist Aleksandra Markovic, model Astrid Baauer embodies the project’s central duality. The styling leverages intricate, tactile textures—from voluminous, wispy feathers to structured leather and bold, graphic leopard patterns—to create a sense of raw, sophisticated energy. Produced by Jean Cabacungan-Jarvis, the shoot prioritizes an editorial minimalism that allows the garment details and elaborate hair-and-makeup work to stand at the forefront. Whether set against the stark, clinical emptiness of a bright white backdrop or emerging from the shadows of an indistinct, dramatic void, each portrait functions as a study in contrast. By integrating these elevated techniques, Animale succeeds as a definitive statement in luxury fashion, focusing on the interplay of movement, light, and materiality to define a modern, sharp-edged aesthetic that feels both timeless and aggressively current.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Mamá e hija
In the latest editorial spread for Marie Claire Mexico titled Mamá e hija, the publication explores the multifaceted nuances of the maternal bond through a refined lens of fashion photography. Captured by photographer Angel Buzo, the project moves beyond traditional portraiture, opting instead for a minimalist approach that channels the intimacy of shared identity. Throughout the series, the visual language relies heavily on editorial minimalism, utilizing a high-key, stark white studio backdrop to strip away distractions and focus entirely on the emotional tether between the subjects. The styling plays a pivotal role in this narrative, balancing structured, oversized silhouettes and bold color accents against timeless, understated jewelry and watches. By masterfully blending the crisp precision of studio strobe lighting with the soft, flattering qualities of natural light, the series achieves a polished aesthetic that feels both contemporary and classic. The deliberate use of negative space enhances the focus on the subjects, allowing the sculptural textures of their clothing and the warmth of their interaction to anchor the composition. This work serves as a sophisticated example of how commercial fashion imagery can be elevated into a quiet, contemplative study of human connection, demonstrating a masterful command of composition and lighting to tell a resonant, non-verbal story.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Marie Claire Mexico May 2026 Cover
For the May 2026 issue of Marie Claire Mexico, the creative team has delivered a masterclass in editorial portraiture that leans into a mood of quiet introspection and modern elegance. Featuring the captivating actress Zuria Vega, the cover captures an intimate, thoughtful moment, with her gaze cast over her shoulder in a composition that feels both spontaneous and meticulously staged. Photographer Angel Buzo utilizes soft, natural light to great effect, bathing the subject in a warm, cream-toned atmosphere that emphasizes the delicate interplay of light and shadow across her features. This gentle lighting underscores the rich texture of her dark, wavy hair, while the minimalist styling—highlighted by a subtle silver chain and layered rings—avoids unnecessary clutter to keep the focus firmly on the subject. The graphic treatment is equally refined, featuring clean typography and bold magenta accents that provide a sophisticated pop of color against the neutral background. By marrying a classic editorial sensibility with a deeply humanizing approach to portraiture, the project creates an immediate sense of connection with the reader. It is a striking example of how high-end magazine media continues to evolve, prioritizing evocative storytelling and precise visual harmony to remain essential in an increasingly visual landscape, while reinforcing the publication's signature aesthetic of grace and contemporary polish.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · Claudia Bouza
In this latest editorial feature for Marie Claire Mexico, photographer Angel Buzo turns his lens toward Claudia Bouza, crafting a visual narrative that celebrates the marriage of high-fashion structure and minimalist grace. The project, which leans heavily into the refined aesthetics of the luxury fashion industry, serves as a masterclass in portrait photography. Across the series, Buzo expertly navigates between the controlled environments of studio strobe setups and the tactile, organic interplay of natural light. The collection features a thoughtful curation of textures—from the structured floral appliques and sharp-shouldered blazers to the shaggy, tactile knitwear and sleek leather pieces that define the wardrobe. Bouza serves as a stoic, commanding presence, her neutral expressions allowing the complexity of the garments to take center stage. The styling remains consistently elevated, utilizing sleek, center-parted hair and high-key lighting to maintain a clean, contemporary editorial feel throughout the set. By oscillating between light, airy backgrounds and deliberate, deep-toned canvases, the imagery emphasizes verticality and architectural tailoring. This series does not merely showcase clothing; it captures a mood of quiet, modern confidence, utilizing the interplay of light and shadow to transform simple studio portraiture into a polished, high-fashion statement that feels both timeless and sharp.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · SKIN STUDY
In the SKIN STUDY project for Marie Claire Mexico, photographer Angel Buzo delivers a masterclass in beauty editorial photography that blurs the lines between human anatomy and fine art. By stripping away the noise of a conventional shoot, the series centers on the visceral interplay between raw skin texture and highly stylized, sculptural nail art. The imagery leans heavily into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and deliberate studio strobe setups to capture every nuance of the subject’s form. Whether through the inclusion of delicate botanical elements like magenta orchids and purple irises or the use of intricate, three-dimensional metallic accents on the manicures, each frame acts as a tactile exploration of modern beauty. The project channels a high-fashion, macro approach to the portrait, favoring tight, intentional compositions that force the viewer to engage with the finer details of the subject. By employing techniques like high-key lighting and silhouettes against sparse, bright backdrops, the series achieves an elegant, ethereal quality that feels both timeless and sharp. This collection ultimately proves that the most compelling beauty narratives are found in the subtle architecture of the hand and the honest, unrefined textures of the body, creating a polished visual story that sits firmly at the intersection of avant-garde design and contemporary editorial photography.
Project Marie Claire Mexico · ETERNO INSTANTE
Eterno Instante for Marie Claire Mexico serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping away the superfluous to place the focus squarely on architectural tailoring and fabric texture. Captured through the lens of photographer Angel Buzo, this fashion campaign leans into a monochromatic palette that prioritizes the interplay between form and light. The series oscillates between the starkness of a high-key white studio backdrop and the moody, cinematic depths of low-key chiaroscuro lighting, creating a visual rhythm that feels both timeless and urgent. Throughout the portraits, Buzo utilizes a blend of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the sharp, structural silhouettes of leather motorcycle jackets and voluminous, flowing tulle skirts, all while maintaining a consistent, refined atmosphere. By contrasting the rigid, grid-patterned environments with the fluid grace of the model, the project creates an ethereal quality that elevates standard luxury fashion photography into a series of sophisticated, narrative compositions. The imagery avoids traditional clutter, opting instead for clean lines and carefully curated styling that highlights the intricate details of lace and pleated garments. This project channels a disciplined aesthetic, proving that restraint is often the most powerful tool in creative production, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that perfectly encapsulates the high-end, editorial standards expected of the Marie Claire brand identity within the global luxury fashion market.
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