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Featured METAL Magazine projects
This week's top METAL Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project METAL Magazine · Featuring Louis Vuitton Spring/Summe ...
In this striking series for METAL Magazine, photographer Giuseppe Triscari and fashion editor and stylist Guillem Chanza collaborate to present a sophisticated, avant-garde vision of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer collection. Featuring model Georgia Palmer, the editorial campaign strips away the noise of modern luxury to focus on pure silhouette, texture, and structural form. Utilizing natural light to accentuate the collection’s intricate tailoring, the imagery transitions seamlessly from clean, high-fashion editorial portraits against neutral studio backdrops to quiet, lifestyle-inflected moments in urban settings. Werner Amort’s precision work on hair styling, notably the recurring cropped look and bleached eyebrows, provides a consistent, sharp frame that allows the heavy pleating, graphic piping, and voluminous tailoring of the garments to command total attention. The work channels a minimalist aesthetic, often playing with architectural lines and deliberate shadows to ground the high-fashion garments in a tangible, tactile reality. By balancing soft, even lighting with the stark, bold presence of pieces like the circular pleated headpiece or the oversized pointed collars, the project highlights the dialogue between wearable art and human form. Each frame reads as an exercise in editorial minimalism, emphasizing the enduring power of restraint in luxury fashion photography while ensuring that the craftsmanship of every stitch remains the focal point of this visual narrative.
Project METAL Magazine · CHANEL SPECIAL
METAL Magazine presents the CHANEL SPECIAL, a fashion editorial feature spotlighting contemporary silhouettes through a series of multi-panel layouts. Captured by photographer Angelo Lamparelli, the series documents model Hannah Motler in a range of environments, from seaside promenades and beach cabanas to architectural, wrought-iron balconies. The aesthetic leans into a high-contrast visual language, frequently employing hard light and natural light to emphasize the textures of tweed, tulle, and ruffled embellishments. Styling by Emanuele Carrera and Oriol Robert balances structured evening wear with relaxed outdoor elements, while makeup artist Lucas Margarit contributes to the visual narrative with clean, precise beauty looks. The project utilizes editorial layouts to juxtapose close-up portraiture with full-length environmental compositions.
Project METAL Magazine · Eliot Sumner
METAL Magazine profiles musician and actor Eliot Sumner in a series of editorial portraits that move between the controlled environment of the studio and the atmospheric textures of the outdoors. The collection showcases a blend of sharp, minimalist tailoring and loose, oversized silhouettes, emphasizing a grounded aesthetic across both monochrome and muted color palettes. Photographer Jimi Franklin employs soft lighting throughout the series to highlight the subject's direct, confronting gaze. The styling, curated by Fashion Editor Marc Forne, introduces a range of textures from pinstripes and tweed to leather and knitwear. Featuring hair by Ayumi Yamamoto and makeup by Dotti, the production leverages a mixture of clean studio backdrops and moody, overcast natural light to maintain a consistent, desaturated tone throughout the feature.
Project METAL Magazine · Lived-in Paintings like Lived-in Jeans
METAL Magazine presents 'Lived-in Paintings like Lived-in Jeans,' a menswear editorial feature captured by photographer Brennan Bucannan. The project explores a relaxed, candid approach to fashion styling, blending sharp tailoring with streetwear elements like baseball caps and layered, textured outerwear. Set against various urban backdrops, including exposed brick and warm wooden surfaces, the series leans into an aesthetic defined by natural light and analogue film techniques. The imagery cycles between introspective portraits and playful, unscripted compositions, resulting in a cohesive, raw narrative.
Project METAL Magazine · Louis Vuitton Special
METAL Magazine explores the intersection of high fashion and pastoral isolation in this editorial series for the Louis Vuitton Special. Captured by photographer Frederik Ruegger, the imagery oscillates between domestic nostalgia and the rugged textures of the outdoors, utilizing a consistent desaturated, earthy color palette. Working with fashion stylist Isabelle Thiry and hair stylist Martina Senke, the production lean into a naturalistic, observational approach. Model Cornelis Montin is featured prominently, appearing both in intimate, vintage-inspired bedroom interiors and expansive, overcast landscapes that emphasize a quiet, tactile quality across the fashion spread.
Project METAL Magazine · LORO PIANA SPECIAL
METAL Magazine presents the Loro Piana Special, a fashion editorial that highlights precise tailoring through a series of composed portraiture and group shots. Photographed by Antonino Cafiero, the project moves between high-contrast monochrome imagery and soft, natural light studies, emphasizing the texture and structural integrity of the garments. The editorial, styled by Brando Prizzon, focuses on a refined, minimalist aesthetic. By pairing tailored blazers and structured coats with understated interior settings, the work leans into an analogue film quality that anchors the clothing in a quiet, deliberate atmosphere. Casting by Miguel Brana Campos supports the project’s cohesive visual rhythm, while grooming by Eduardo Bravo and makeup by Nisha Gulati maintain a clean, polished finish across all subjects.
Project METAL Magazine · The Old Case
For The Old Case, METAL Magazine presents a series of beauty-focused portraits that explore the intersection of skin texture and layered fabric. Photographer Yulia Plakhotnikova employs a gritty, macro-oriented approach to capture detailed facial topography, utilizing both natural light and sharp flash to define the subjects. The editorial work centers on intimacy and deliberate composition, favoring tight vertical framing and high-contrast color backdrops. Techniques including analogue film and textured overlay effects create a raw aesthetic, emphasizing distinct makeup details like graphic eyeliner and sheer, veiling materials.
Project METAL Magazine · THE OBJECT OF ADORNMENT - special MARNI
METAL Magazine presents THE OBJECT OF ADORNMENT, a fashion editorial spotlighting Marni. The series features model Nariah Nicolle, captured in a blend of outdoor street settings and controlled studio environments. Photographer Francesco Scotti frames the editorial through a lens of tactile focus, highlighting sculptural outerwear and delicate accessories. With hair styling by Fabio D'Onofrio and casting by Sofia Michaud, the project utilises natural light and clean compositions, incorporating analogue film techniques to define the visual narrative.
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