Mia Le Journal
Featured Mia Le Journal projects
This week's top Mia Le Journal projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Mia Le Journal · All up in your mind
Mia Le Journal presents All up in your mind, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Giuseppe Triscari. The project explores silhouette and texture through a recurring diptych format, pairing structural architectural locations with minimalist studio portraiture. Featuring model Lara Mullen, the editorial focuses on high-contrast forms and material details, from metallic fringed collars and chunky jewellery to oversized shearling garments. The visual language relies on monochrome palettes and soft, diffused lighting to maintain a clean aesthetic. Creative execution was supported by hair stylist Ezio Diaferia and makeup artist Katja Wilhelmus, who utilized wet-look hair styling and natural beauty techniques to complement the minimalist art direction.
Project Mia Le Journal · MIRAGE
MIRAGE is a fashion editorial series for Mia Le Journal, exploring scale and texture within an arid desert landscape. The project features photography by Riccardo Vimercati and fashion styling by Carola Bianchi, with model Maja Zimnoch as the central subject. The imagery utilizes a desaturated, earthy palette to emphasize the raw environment, captured through the distinct aesthetic of analogue film. The compositions favor cinematic, wide-angle perspectives alongside intimate portraiture, frequently employing diptych and spread layouts to juxtapose the stark desert terrain with structured, layered garments.
Project Mia Le Journal · Form Follows Femme
Form Follows Femme is a fashion editorial series for Mia Le Journal, focusing on the interplay between structural tailoring and rich, tactile fabrics. Through a blend of monochromatic and earthy palettes, the project explores sculptural silhouettes, ranging from oversized wool coats and voluminous furs to precise leather detailing. Photographed by Jakub Szymanski, the series utilises a mix of soft studio light and high-contrast, directional natural light to emphasise the garment textures and the model's sharp, slicked-back aesthetic. Styling by Julie Wozniak provides a minimalist, modern foundation, while makeup artist Augusto Picerni maintains a clean, refined finish. The series captures a tension between dramatic, voluminous outerwear and the precise, clean lines of the surrounding environment, leaning into an editorial, minimalist aesthetic with subtle analogue film influences.
Project Mia Le Journal · The Rythm of Nostalgia
In The Rythm of Nostalgia, photographer Eleonora Adani and fashion editor Maela Leporati collaborate to explore the intersection of tactile luxury and minimalist composition. This editorial fashion campaign for Mia Le Journal centers on an elevated, introspective aesthetic that prioritizes the visceral quality of textiles. Through a series of carefully curated portraits, the project leans into the nuanced interplay of light and form, utilizing natural light to soften the boundaries between the subject and the stark, neutral studio environments. Featuring model Anna Tihonchuk, the work masterfully highlights intricate details—from shimmering metallic sequins and delicate lace to organic, grass-like fringe—ensuring that every garment feels like a deliberate sculpture against the frame. By balancing the ethereal qualities of sheer layering with the grounding presence of structured knitwear and bold, floor-sweeping fringe, the creative team crafts a visual narrative that feels both timeless and deeply contemporary. The use of studio strobe techniques in select frames sharpens the focus on fabric movement, creating a contrast that pushes the boundaries of traditional fashion photography. Ultimately, the project excels as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, demonstrating how high-concept styling can translate into a cohesive and evocative sensory experience that feels as much like an art installation as it does a collection showcase.
Project Mia Le Journal · HOT CITY MADNESS
HOT CITY MADNESS for Mia Le Journal stands as a masterclass in modern fashion editorial work, blurring the lines between structural architecture and raw, urban performance. Photographer Gautier Pellegrin captures a sharp, contemporary narrative that leans into the interplay between high-contrast light and minimalist silhouettes. By centering the work on Anyiel Majok, the project creates a visual dialogue where the human form becomes an extension of the metropolitan environment. The series moves between sleek, high-shine vinyl and cascading fringe, effectively utilizing a bold palette of primary reds and stark monochrome blacks to punctuate the surrounding concrete and industrial textures. Stylistically, the imagery draws power from its diverse range of techniques, moving from the clinical precision of studio strobe lighting to the ethereal, cinematic quality of motion-blurred 35mm film. The collaboration between hair stylist Erisson Musella and makeup artist Karin Borromeo adds a layer of graphic intensity, particularly in the close-up portraiture where bold eyeliner treatments define the emotional landscape of the shoot. Through the discerning lens of casting director Simone Bart Rocchietti, the project achieves a balanced, editorial aesthetic that feels both grounded in luxury fashion and pulsingly alive with the frantic, rhythmic energy of city life, ultimately transforming urban grit into a cohesive and sophisticated visual manifesto.
Project Mia Le Journal · Kukua Williams by Joseph Cardo
Mia Le Journal presents a series of fashion editorials featuring model Kukua Williams, captured by photographer Joseph Cardo. The work leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing soft, diffused studio lighting to highlight the textures of avant-garde and structured garments. With styling by Elisabetta Cavatorta, the project explores high-contrast silhouettes and metallic finishes. The imagery shifts between minimalist, neutral studio backgrounds and saturated industrial settings, emphasizing a mood-driven approach to fashion photography.
Project Mia Le Journal · MIA LE JOURNAL ODE ISSUE N°20
Mia Le Journal celebrates a decade of independent publishing with the 'Ode' Issue N°20. This milestone edition serves as a wide-ranging fashion editorial project, featuring contributions from photographers including Adriano Russo, Danilo Falà, Guy Aroch, Jeannette Montgomery Barron, Lena Melnik, Riccardo Vimercati, and Roberta Krasnig. Across these covers and spreads, the magazine employs clean studio lighting and natural light to frame its subjects. The issue highlights notable cultural figures, featuring Artist Marina Abramović and Actor Willem Dafoe alongside fashion models Elen Giunio, Georgina Grenville, Julia Jane Rose, Maja Zimnoch, and Toni Garrn. The visual identity of the project is defined by a consistent use of bold gold typography and an earthy, graphic aesthetic that ties together diverse portraiture, from desert landscapes to staged indoor environments.
Project Mia Le Journal · Mia Le Journal N°20 November 2025 Covers
Mia Le Journal marks its 20th edition with a series of cover portraits for the November 2025 issue. The editorial photography features models Kukua Williams and Lara Mullen set against clean, high-contrast studio backgrounds that emphasize structural fashion silhouettes and monochromatic palettes. Photographers Giuseppe Triscari and Joseph Cardo lead the visual direction, utilizing minimalist framing and bold typography to anchor the series. Fashion editor and stylist Elisabetta Cavatorta frames the work through a focus on layered textiles and textured accessories, resulting in a series that balances technical studio precision with current editorial sensibilities.
Project Mia Le Journal · Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore is a fashion editorial feature for Mia Le Journal, captured by photographer Anna Palma. The series explores candid, relaxed silhouettes through a blend of intimate interior settings and urban outdoor environments, leaning into a grainy, analogue film aesthetic. Featuring model Alana Felisberto, the project highlights textured denim, tailored outerwear, and monochromatic portraits. With fashion styling by Michela Buratti, the layout utilizes clean, minimalist spreads that juxtapose high-contrast black-and-white compositions with warm-toned, natural light imagery.
Project Mia Le Journal · Ode to Fading | Project , Issue N° 20, Ten years of Mia.
Mia Le Journal marks its tenth anniversary with 'Ode to Fading,' a multi-faceted editorial spread featured in Issue N° 20. The project presents a collection of photographic and mixed-media works by photographer Olaf Wipperfürth, exploring themes of absence and transformation through a diverse visual lens. The series leans into a range of techniques, including layered collage and acrylic embellishments, which are set against clean, minimalist editorial typography. The work highlights a stark contrast between raw street energy and atmospheric abstraction, utilizing high-contrast monochrome tones and grainy analogue film aesthetics to build a deliberate, emotive narrative across the publication's layout.
Project Mia Le Journal · CHANEL SERIES - VEILED RADIANCE
Mia Le Journal presents 'CHANEL SERIES - VEILED RADIANCE,' a multi-panel fashion editorial that explores texture and form through a serene lakeside lens. The project, under the art direction of Federica Trotta, utilizes a blend of monochromatic and color photography to showcase high-end apparel. Photographer Danilo Falà captures model Julia Jane Rose against expansive landscapes and detailed interior settings, employing natural light to highlight the intricate weaves and fabrics of the collection. With fashion editing by Gaia Fraschini, the series relies on analogue film techniques and grainy textures to create a cohesive, clean aesthetic. The visual narrative is supported by hair styling from Ezio Diaferia and makeup by Lorenzo Zavatta, with casting by Michele Bisceglia.
Project Mia Le Journal · GUCCI SERIES - FORGED IN FORM
Forged in Form is a sprawling fashion editorial series published in Mia Le Journal, exploring the intersection of high fashion and minimalist still life photography. Through a curated collection of diptychs and multi-panel layouts, the project features a synthesis of structured apparel, luxury leather goods, and unexpected, raw culinary props. Photographer Roberta Krasnig captures the collection against neutral studio backdrops, employing soft light to emphasize the textures of both the garments and the curated objects. Art direction by Federica Trotta and set design by Alina Totaro anchor the series in a clean, graphic aesthetic, utilizing metallic elements and geometric furniture to frame the subjects. Styling by Francesca Ottaviani balances classic pieces like the Gucci Horsebit bag with intricate details, such as lace-hemmed dresses and patterned silk scarves. The series is defined by a clean, minimalist approach that highlights both portraiture and product photography, maintaining a cohesive visual narrative across every spread.
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