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Featured Marie Claire U.S. projects
This week's top Marie Claire U.S. projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · Marie Claire U.S. The Motherhood Iss ...
For the latest edition of the Marie Claire U.S. Motherhood Issue, the editorial team has curated a visual narrative that beautifully balances poise with the dynamic energy of family life. Captured through the lens of photographer Luka Booth, the feature highlights model Ashley Graham in a series of striking portraits that anchor the publication's focus on the multifaceted nature of modern parenting. Creative director Montse Tanús brings a refined sensibility to the project, utilizing a deliberate mix of studio strobe lighting and softer natural light to create depth and warmth. The photography oscillates between intimate, structured portraiture and more kinetic, life-filled compositions, as seen in the playful inclusion of out-of-focus figures that frame the central subject. With a sophisticated fashion edit led by stylist Dione Davis, the visual language leans into editorial minimalism, allowing the bold silhouettes of the wardrobe—ranging from architectural ruffles to expressive leopard prints—to take center stage. The artistic synergy is completed by the meticulous work of hair stylist Gonn Kinoshita and makeup artist Kabuki, whose contributions ensure a polished yet authentic aesthetic. By integrating delicate set details like scattered floral blossoms against muted backdrops, the team successfully crafts an evocative atmosphere that feels both professional and profoundly human, perfectly capturing the theme of the magazine's feature while maintaining its high-fashion industry standing.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · Femme Fatale
Femme Fatale is a fashion editorial series for Marie Claire U.S. that highlights a range of structured silhouettes and tactile materials. Photographed by Mauricio Sanchez, the editorial employs a mix of clean studio aesthetics and minimal architectural settings to showcase high-fashion tailoring. Featuring model Anna Virzi, the project integrates bold beauty choices including graphic eyeliner and deep red lipstick. The series moves between high-contrast monochrome lighting and soft, diffused daylight to emphasize sharp sartorial lines and texture. Julie Wozniak leads the fashion styling, while makeup artist Luca Cianciolo provides the cohesive, refined beauty direction throughout the story.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · Marie Claire U.S. August 2025 Cover
For the August 2025 issue of Marie Claire U.S., Editor-in-Chief Nikki Ogunnaike and her team deliver a masterclass in modern fashion editorial work, blending high-end sartorial choices with an unexpected, raw industrial aesthetic. Captured through the lens of photographer Jonny Marlow, the cover story features actor Alison Brie in a series of striking compositions that lean into the tension between soft, ethereal textures and rugged, grounded environments. The project is an exercise in stylistic juxtaposition, where delicate sheer tulle skirts, intricate fringe-adorned leather jackets, and soft-knit bodysuits find their footing against rustic hay bales, weathered stable doors, and the stark, yellow steel of heavy construction machinery. Fashion editor and stylist Sue Choi curates a sophisticated wardrobe that bridges the gap between domestic warmth and industrial grit, with beauty details refined by makeup artist Molly Greenwald and manicurist Stephanie Stone. The imagery relies heavily on cinematic natural light, which highlights the layered fabrics and creates a warm, atmospheric glow across every frame. By integrating set design by Isaac Aaron, the shoot transforms everyday outdoor settings into curated lifestyle backdrops, resulting in a cohesive editorial narrative that feels both aspirational and deeply grounded. This shoot succeeds by finding a rare harmony between high-fashion editorial polish and the tactile reality of its rustic, mechanical surroundings.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · Work Bag
Marie Claire U.S. presents 'Work Bag,' a series of still life editorials focusing on contemporary professional carryalls. Captured by photographer Monika Lis, the imagery highlights a variety of silhouettes including structured totes, leather hobo bags, and hard-shell cases through a minimalist lens. The series utilizes soft, diffused studio lighting to emphasize textures, from supple leather to woven surfaces, against clean, neutral backgrounds. The compositions range from focused object studies to curated flat lays featuring office essentials, maintaining a consistent editorial aesthetic through clean lines and a disciplined focus on form.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · Still life
Marie Claire U.S. presents a series of still life editorials showcasing luxury bags and footwear. Photographed by Mauricio Sanchez with fashion styling by Julie Wozniak, the project frames high-end accessories within distinct urban and industrial environments. The work leverages natural light and clean compositions to emphasize texture and materiality, pairing refined leather goods against raw backgrounds such as weathered stone, metallic truck beds, and city architecture. The series employs a narrative style and a desaturated palette to highlight the graphic qualities of the featured accessories.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · The Art of Being Natasha Lyonne
For their latest editorial feature, Marie Claire U.S. leans into a sophisticated, high-drama aesthetic with The Art of Being Natasha Lyonne. The project showcases the actor through a series of striking frames that elevate the standard magazine portrait into a masterclass in mood and texture. Captured through the lens of photographer Emman Montalvan, the editorial employs low-key chiaroscuro lighting to anchor the subject in a cinematic environment, favoring soft light that highlights the tactile contrast between a lime green satin slip dress and intricate black lace detailing. The visual storytelling is grounded by a bold, intense beauty look curated by makeup artist Pati Dubroff, which perfectly complements the sculptural styling provided by Genesis Webb. Vernon François rounds out the creative team, crafting a hair look that echoes the dramatic, textured aesthetic inherent in the shoot. By stripping away complex backgrounds, the photography forces an intimate encounter with the subject, relying on a direct and commanding presence to drive the narrative. The result is an evocative editorial project that successfully bridges the gap between classic portraiture and modern lifestyle editorial photography. It serves as a testament to how refined technique and deliberate lighting choices can transform a traditional cover story into a lasting piece of visual art that feels both timeless and sharply contemporary.
Project Marie Claire U.S. · Still life
Marie Claire U.S. presents a series of still life editorials focusing on luxury bags and accessories. Photographed by Mauricio Sanchez with fashion editing by Julie Wozniak, the project explores the interplay between high-end fashion items and utilitarian urban environments. The collection leans into clean and moody aesthetics, pairing leather and metallic goods with industrial elements such as traffic cones, ATM terminals, and public infrastructure. Utilizing a mix of natural light and polished studio techniques, the editorial series highlights the textures of monogram canvas, grain leather, and patent finishes. The vertical compositions create a deliberate juxtaposition between designer accessories and gritty, everyday backdrops, emphasizing the refined details of each piece.
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