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Featured Mixte projects
This week's top Mixte projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Mixte · Storytellers
Storytellers is a sprawling fashion editorial for Mixte magazine, oscillating between the stark isolation of rugged coastal landscapes and the cinematic, nocturnal atmosphere of roadside gas stations. Through a series of carefully composed portraits, the project leans into earthy textures and a muted, desaturated palette, frequently anchoring its narrative within the retro architecture of a vintage sedan. Photographed by Léa Wormsbach with styling by Julia Quante, the series emphasizes the interplay between soft natural daylight and dramatic, low-key chiaroscuro lighting. The editorial features models Billie Kennes, Momo Ndiaye, and Pleun Keijsers, with hair styling provided by Roku Roppongi and makeup artistry by Anne Timper. The imagery captures a tactile, observational quality, focusing on layered tailoring and the contrast of structured garments against arid, volcanic terrains.
Project Mixte · In praise of gentleness
In praise of gentleness, the latest fashion editorial from Mixte, serves as a masterclass in balancing structural sophistication with an ethereal, dreamlike softness. Through the lens of photographer Justin von Oldershausen, the project leans into a compelling visual dichotomy, juxtaposing architectural garment silhouettes against the raw, playful backdrop of public playgrounds and natural landscapes. Under the expert eye of fashion editor and stylist Ian McRae, the editorial breathes life into high-fashion tailoring by layering textures—from intricate lace and quilted sets to voluminous, draped fabrics—within a deliberate, mixed-media collage framework. This technique not only disrupts the traditional fashion narrative but also provides a tactile, scrapbook-like quality that feels both nostalgic and distinctly modern. The project benefits significantly from the composed performance of model Lia Pavlova, whose measured, delicate posing anchors the surrealist elements and vibrant, saturated backgrounds. Enhanced by the precision hair styling of Kyle Malone and refined makeup artistry by Nolan Eakin, the images move seamlessly between high-key studio strobe compositions and the soft, diffused warmth of natural light. By integrating graphic borders and surrealist cutouts, the team successfully elevates the campaign beyond standard portraiture, creating an evocative visual dialogue that celebrates a gentle yet intentional approach to style, grounding the complexity of luxury fashion within the everyday rhythm of the world.
Project Mixte · Cover story
In the latest cover story for Mixte, the editorial team masterfully dissects the tension between high-fashion minimalism and avant-garde artifice. This series leans into a bold, high-contrast visual language that treats accessories not merely as adornments, but as structural components of the human form. Through the lens of photographer Ecoute Chérie, the project utilizes precise studio strobe lighting to emphasize the architectural lines of luxury handbags and the sharp, graphic silhouettes of the models. The styling, curated by Caitlin Moriarty, is a masterclass in chromatic play, where saturated pink backdrops collide with vibrant blue leathers and tangerine accents, while the inclusion of avant-garde elements—such as a draped fabric veil or a sculptural flower held between the lips—adds a surrealist layer to the high-fashion narrative. The technical execution, supported by the meticulous hair styling of Mijo Majhen and the refined makeup artistry of Marie Dufresne, ensures every shot maintains a polished, editorial clarity. Whether captured in crisp black-and-white or through vibrant color blocking, the portraits evoke an aesthetic that is both timeless and strikingly contemporary. By pairing dynamic posing with deliberate, sharp framing, this project succeeds as a rigorous exploration of texture, from delicate feathers to perforated leather, ultimately redefining the classic luxury fashion house portrait through a modern, conceptual, and highly curated lens.
Project Mixte · Sonny Hall
This fashion editorial for Mixte magazine features model Sonny Hall in a series of monochromatic portraits. Captured by photographer Anna Daki, the imagery leans into a classic, refined aesthetic that prioritizes the texture of high-end tailoring, leather outerwear, and intricate patterns. The series relies on clean, directional studio lighting to emphasize form and fabric against a neutral, seamless backdrop. The project maintains a consistent minimalist art direction throughout, with makeup artistry by Khela that complements the formal, structured wardrobe. Utilizing monochrome techniques and a deliberate, clean approach to portraiture, the editorial highlights a focus on classic menswear silhouettes and textures.
Project Mixte · Think Outside The Box
Think Outside The Box is a fashion editorial produced for Mixte magazine. The series explores structural silhouettes and movement, placing model Teo Fortin within geometric, minimalist cube installations composed of wood, draped fabric, and paper. The imagery relies on natural light and hard light to create sharp contrasts between the textured materials and the subject's tailored ensembles. Photographed by Linus Morales, the editorial features fashion editing by Franck Benhamou. The production also includes hair styling by Natsumi Ebiko, makeup by Akari Sugino, and casting by Sebastien Hernandez Bertrand. The compositions leverage vertical framing to highlight the interplay between clean, geometric forms and layered, tactile clothing.
Project Mixte · RUNAWAY BRIDE
Runaway Bride is a fashion editorial series produced for Mixte, featuring a contemporary interpretation of traditional bridal aesthetics. The project juxtaposes classic ivory tulle, lace, and sheer fabrics against both minimalist studio environments and raw, urban architectural settings. Photography by Lala Serrano leans into a clean, tactile aesthetic, utilizing high-contrast monochrome and natural sunlight to emphasize textile depth. Fashion direction by Sam Ranger grounds the ethereal bridal motifs in modern silhouettes, blending structured tailoring, oversized knitwear, and streetwear-inflected layering. The production features model Astrid Østergaard, with hair styling by Tomoko Ohama and makeup by Dariia Day. Casting by Clare Rhodes and manicures by Sylvie Vacca complete the production, which is captured primarily on analogue film to achieve a nuanced, textured visual finish.
Project Mixte · Mixte #35 Spring/Summer 2025 Covers
Mixte magazine releases the covers for their #35 Spring/Summer 2025 issue, showcasing a series of fashion-forward editorial portraits. The project spans various studio settings, ranging from clean, minimalist backdrops to conceptual arrangements featuring biomorphic furniture and playful props. The imagery employs macro beauty photography and dynamic, movement-oriented portraiture to highlight current seasonal trends. The covers are defined by their integration of bold graphic typography and clean layout design, bridging the gap between high-fashion styling and editorial structure.
Project Mixte · Galpals
Mixte presents Galpals, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Arthur Delloye. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising a stark white studio backdrop to highlight the sculptural details of contemporary tailored garments. The series features a sequence of monochrome portraits, with styling and makeup artistry provided by Maud Eigenheer. The work incorporates analogue film techniques to create a high-contrast finish, emphasising the textures of lace, beadwork, and leather accessories. The editorial prominently features model Aline Gaudin.
Project Mixte · The Hidden Garden
The Hidden Garden for Mixte is a fashion editorial series that places structured, layered apparel within raw, natural environments. Photographer Nicola Pagano captures the collection against backdrops of tall wheat fields and dense foliage, leaning into an earthy and organic visual language. The series employs both monochrome film and soft, natural light to emphasize the contrast between high-fashion silhouettes and untamed landscapes. The project features models Jessie Aina, Leah Risi, and Philippe Proust, with casting directed by Emma Farachi. The aesthetic moves between grainy, analogue-inspired textures and clean, studio-lit portraits, grounding the garments in both rustic settings and minimalist compositions.
Project Mixte · Christian Louboutin AW/26 Special
Mixte presents the Christian Louboutin AW/26 Special, a fashion editorial series that juxtaposes high-end footwear with surreal domestic still life arrangements. Through a clean and minimalist lens, the project highlights the signature red soles of stiletto pumps against unexpected elements, including vintage electronics, stacked bread, and classic dessert items. Photographer Léa Wormsbach captures the collection with an emphasis on glossy textures and sculptural silhouettes. The editorial work features styling by Tomislav Blaic, hair by Wataru Suzuki, and makeup by Anne Timper, creating a polished aesthetic that balances high-fashion elements with everyday objects. These visuals utilize editorial, minimalist, and surreal techniques to explore the footwear's form.
Project Mixte · In the Shadows
In the Shadows is a fashion editorial project for Mixte that explores the intersection of fine jewellery and high-contrast portraiture. Photographed by Tobias Delcroix, the series leans into a moody, cinematic aesthetic, utilising low-key chiaroscuro lighting to isolate textures against minimalist dark backgrounds. The work pairs structural leather garments with intricate gold and diamond pieces, creating a dialogue between tactile fabric and metallic precision. Featuring model Elise Marie, the series shifts between intimate macro shots and dynamic portraits that employ collage techniques and intentional motion blur. The imagery focuses on the interplay of light on skin and gemstone, resulting in a refined, editorial narrative. Creative execution is supported by hair stylist Ryoji Imaizumi, makeup artist Camille Siguret, and casting director Sebastien Hernandez Bertrand, with manicures by Christina Conrad.
Project Mixte · The Art of Dressing Up
The Art of Dressing Up is a fashion editorial series produced for Mixte, centring on the interplay between volume, texture, and architectural form. Through the lens of photographer Ben Parks, the project explores high-fashion silhouettes, ranging from oversized faux-fur and structured outerwear to intricate knitwear and tailored suiting. Fashion direction by Sam Ranger grounds the series in an earthy and tactile aesthetic, pairing diverse materials like tweed, wool, and leather against both minimalist studio backdrops and ornate, classical interiors. The visual narrative relies on natural light and clean framing, with several portraits utilizing analogue film techniques to heighten the depth of the fabric work. Model Roos van Bosstraeten brings a dynamic, sculptural presence to the editorial, supported by detailed beauty work from hair stylist Michael Bui, makeup artist Amelie Moutia, and manicurist Magda S.
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