Marie Claire Ukraine
Featured Marie Claire Ukraine projects
This week's top Marie Claire Ukraine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · Chanel Special
The Chanel Special feature for Marie Claire Ukraine masterfully navigates the intersection of heritage luxury and modern editorial minimalism. Captured through the lens of photographer Raffaele Grosso, the campaign leans into a sophisticated, refined visual language that elevates the timeless allure of Chanel’s iconic accessories and ready-to-wear pieces. Fashion editor and stylist Peter Cardona meticulously curated each ensemble, pairing textures like classic tweed, structured wool, and quilted leather with delicate gold accents to create a cohesive, high-end narrative. The imagery, featuring model Kristen Coffey, relies heavily on natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of the fabrics, from the heavy weave of a yellow blazer to the soft, ribbed detail of a gray cardigan. By utilizing a clean, neutral color palette against both stark black and soft beige backgrounds, the project achieves an intimate portrait aesthetic that feels both accessible and aspirational. The deliberate focus on jewelry—specifically layered necklaces and precise watch pairings—highlights an attention to detail that is quintessential to luxury fashion houses. Each frame reads as a study in poise and restraint, proving that the house's storied aesthetic remains relevant through precise styling and intentional lighting. This collaboration successfully positions the collection within a contemporary editorial framework, offering a masterclass in how to capture the enduring spirit of heritage luxury without losing sight of modern, minimalist sensibilities.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · Spring in Milan
Spring in Milan captures the quintessential blend of heritage and modernity that defines the luxury fashion houses scene. This evocative fashion editorial for Marie Claire Ukraine leans into the timeless charm of northern Italy, utilizing the city's neoclassical architecture and cobblestone courtyards as a sophisticated backdrop for a seasonal style narrative. Photographer Federico Barbieri masterfully utilizes natural light to highlight the intricate textures of leather, lace, and layered knitwear, lending a cinematic depth to the imagery. The project is brought to life through the keen eye of fashion editor and stylist Peter Cardona, whose curation of structured utility pieces, vibrant ensembles, and patterned tailoring creates a compelling dialogue between classic European aesthetic and contemporary fashion trends. The technical precision of the shoot is enhanced by the work of hair stylist Matteo Bartolini and makeup artist Barbara Bonazza, who ensure a polished, cohesive look that complements the architectural surroundings. By masterfully balancing editorial portraiture with lifestyle elements, the team creates a sense of movement and spontaneity, capturing a woman in transit through an urban landscape. The series channels a narrative of effortless elegance, where the crisp lines of pinstriped trousers and structured handbags stand out against soft, diffused lighting and the geometric rhythms of Milanese stone, resulting in a visually arresting portfolio that feels both grounded and aspirational.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · New Center of Gravity
For Marie Claire Ukraine, photographer Anna Zyskowska delivers 'New Center of Gravity,' a high-fashion editorial series that explores the interplay between classic tailoring and opulent European interiors. The work leans into a moody, cinematic aesthetic, utilising low-key chiaroscuro lighting to draw out the rich textures of structured overcoats, lace layering, and leather accessories against ornate, neoclassical backdrops. The series is set within historic bistro environments and Art Nouveau spaces, where the juxtaposition of sage-green moldings, vintage mirrors, and decorative tile murals provides a dense, atmospheric foundation. Through a consistent use of soft ambient light and a muted palette, the photography emphasises a refined, vintage-inspired silhouette, blending architectural detail with contemporary fashion styling.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · Style
This fashion editorial for Marie Claire Ukraine explores a striking juxtaposition between high-end sartorial structure and raw, pastoral landscapes. Captured by photographer Anna Zyskowska, the story features model Paulina Heiler set against the muted, atmospheric backdrop of rolling green meadows, weathered timber cabins, and distant mountain vistas. The imagery leans into a moody aesthetic, defined by the use of soft, diffused natural light and an earthy, desaturated palette. The wardrobe selections emphasize sharp tailoring—including structured jackets, peacoats, and graphic checkered patterns—which contrast against the organic textures of the rural environment. Throughout the editorial, the composition balances these geometric, high-fashion silhouettes with the pastoral surroundings, utilizing negative space and varied perspectives to emphasize a distinct, grounded style.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · Гаттака
Marie Claire Ukraine presents Gattaka, a fashion editorial series defined by a sharp, minimalist aesthetic. The project features model Tessa Jean in a sequence of sculptural poses, captured against clean studio backdrops that emphasize the interplay of light and form. Photographer DeMarcus Allen and stylist Tania Tuka collaborate to highlight tactile textures, ranging from metallic chainmail and mesh to heavy, structured fabrics. The visual approach leans into a monochromatic palette and a contemporary editorial style, utilizing high-key lighting to enhance the crisp, architectural lines of the garments.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · Marie Claire Ukraine January 2025 Digital Cover
The digital cover for the January 2025 issue of Marie Claire Ukraine features a portrait centered on structural layering and editorial composition. Leaning against an architectural backdrop, the subject is captured in a tailored brown coat paired with a patterned shirt. Photographed by Rutvik Katuri, the session utilizes warm directional lighting to define the textures of the garments. With fashion styling by Kara Erwin, the final image presents a clean and refined aesthetic, framed by the publication’s signature editorial typography.
Project Marie Claire Ukraine · Marie Claire Ukraine October 2024 Digital Cover
The October 2024 digital cover for Marie Claire Ukraine features model Antonella Valderrama in an editorial portrait session. Captured by photographer Oscar Ozbay, the series highlights a structured, tailored aesthetic set against a moody studio backdrop. The imagery utilizes a clean, high-contrast approach, with stylized typography integrated into the vertical composition to maintain a sharp, magazine-ready finish.
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