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Featured Mob Journal projects

This week's top Mob Journal projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Monochrome portrait of a woman in a black draped dress and lace top standing against a white wall. Project

Mob Journal · Window Dressing

Mob Journal presents Window Dressing, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Lindsay Sullivan. Featuring Sullivan as the on-camera model, the project explores the interplay between modern architecture and high-contrast apparel through a series of monochrome portraits. The work leverages natural light to emphasize the textures of lace, knit, and leather garments. The composition is defined by clean lines and structural elements, employing a minimalist aesthetic that draws focus to the subjects' silhouettes and the environmental geometry of the setting. Produced for editorial publication, the series utilizes an analogue film aesthetic to maintain a raw, consistent visual narrative across the collection. The imagery highlights a precise approach to layering and form within a controlled, architectural context.

Model wearing a structured red corset top posing in front of sheer pink fabric draped in the background Project

Mob Journal · MOB Journal #53 Winter 24 Cover by William Bundchen

Mob Journal presents its Winter 24 edition with a cover featuring model Mariam Worku. The editorial portrait, captured by photographer William Bundchen, centers on the subject in a structured, beaded red corset paired with sheer arm gloves. The composition is set against layered, translucent pink fabric that creates a soft environment. Clean magazine typography frames the vertical imagery, maintaining a distinct editorial aesthetic.

Magazine cover featuring a model wearing a black strapless textured top and matching long skirt in a dim room. Project

Mob Journal · Mob Journal #52 F/W 24 Cover by Hannah Turner-Harts

Mob Journal presents its #52 F/W 24 issue with a cover featuring Riley Woodell. The imagery highlights a distinct editorial aesthetic, utilising direct lighting to accentuate the texture of the subject's attire against a dark, indoor backdrop. The vertical composition is framed by bold, clean typography. This piece was captured on analogue film, grounding the publication's visual identity in a monochromatic color palette.

Model wearing a black hat, black dress, and cowboy boots sitting outdoors against a large black-framed glass window. Project

Mob Journal · Mob Journal #56 Spring 2025 Cover by Linzie Sullivan

Mob Journal #56 for Spring 2025 features a cover editorial by Lindsay Sullivan. The imagery captures a contemporary aesthetic, positioning the subject against a structured backdrop of black-framed glass architecture. The editorial leans into a clean, high-contrast look, with the model styled in a monochromatic wardrobe that includes a black dress and cowboy boots. Utilising natural light to anchor the composition, the piece maintains a bright and focused tone typical of high street fashion publications.