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Featured Mojeh Magazine projects
This week's top Mojeh Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Mojeh Magazine · The Colour of Time
Mojeh Magazine presents The Colour of Time, a fashion editorial series focused on high-end horology and contemporary knitwear. The project utilizes a saturated color palette and graphic studio backgrounds, ranging from vibrant gradients to geometric forms, to ground its subjects in a modern aesthetic. Techniques such as chiaroscuro and soft, directional lighting are employed to highlight the tactile qualities of heavy-gauge yarns and leather, ensuring the luxury wristwatches remain the visual focal point. The series leans into a clean, editorial approach to portraiture, emphasising structured layering and sophisticated, pensive styling across its vertical and horizontal compositions.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Self reflection
Mojeh Magazine presents 'Self reflection,' a beauty editorial that explores color and texture through a series of close-up portraits. Photographer Fernando Gomez collaborates with model Anna Vivchar to create a visual study centered on high-contrast pigments and detailed skin work. The series features makeup artistry by Rosa Matilla, focusing on bold palettes ranging from vibrant blues to high-gloss reds. The photography utilizes clean lighting and macro techniques to accentuate fine details, while occasional use of refraction through water droplets adds a conceptual element to the editorial style.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Urban Mirage
Mojeh Magazine presents Urban Mirage, a menswear fashion editorial featuring model Ismael Choron. Photographed by Lorenzo Païno Fernandez, the series explores layered silhouettes and refined texture through editorial compositions that lean into clean, studio-lit aesthetics. The project incorporates multiple exposure techniques and lens flare to introduce a sense of movement to the imagery. Styling by Daniela Paudice and Rogelio F. Burgos highlights heavy layering, pairing structured tailoring with knitwear and accessories, while casting was managed by Barbara Blanchard.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Treasure Trove
Mojeh Magazine presents 'Treasure Trove,' an editorial feature exploring archival pieces from the Cartier high-jewelry collection. The series focuses on the intricate craft of mid-century design, highlighting iconic motifs including the Grain de Café and the brand's signature panther through a series of still-life compositions. Photographed by Luis Monteiro with fashion styling by Sharon Max, the layouts lean into a clean, minimalist aesthetic. By utilizing sculptural white plinths, architectural paper props, and high-contrast studio lighting, the imagery allows the metallic luster, gemstones, and fine textured wirework of the jewellery to remain the primary narrative focus. The project utilizes bold editorial typography to contextualize the historical significance of these archival forms.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Fault Line
Mojeh Magazine presents 'Fault Line,' a fine jewellery editorial that explores the visual contrast between polished high-end accessories and raw geological elements. The series features statement rings and gold cuff bangles, each detailed with intricate animal motifs and pavé diamonds. Photographer Fernando Gomez captures these pieces against a backdrop of fractured marble, porous stone, and sandstone. By utilizing tactile, architectural mineral props, the imagery balances refined metalwork with organic, jagged textures. Creative input from fashion editor and set designer Sharon Max defines the minimal aesthetic, utilizing soft, directional studio lighting to highlight the depth of the jewellery. This project reflects a focus on macro composition and clean styling, leaning into editorial techniques to emphasize the materiality of the luxury collection.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Star Light
Star Light is a beauty editorial for Mojeh Magazine featuring model Iris Delcourt. The series focuses on close-up portraiture that highlights intricate jewelry pairings and vibrant cosmetic palettes. Photographer Silvia Draz utilizes soft, clean studio lighting to capture the textures of metallic eyeshadows, glossy lips, and natural skin details. The project aesthetic is defined by a minimalist approach, using a pale seamless backdrop to emphasize the styling. Fashion editor Sharon Max anchors the visual narrative with textured knitwear and high-end diamond accessories. The team is completed by hair stylist Tsuyoshi Noguchi and makeup artist Hind Sousan, who contribute to the editorial's polished and cohesive look.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Sticks and stones
Sticks and Stones is a fashion editorial series for Mojeh Magazine that explores the intersection of high-concept silhouettes and raw urban environments. Featuring model Agnes Lagercrantz, the project leans into a textural aesthetic, layering bold prints and structured tailoring against distressed studio walls and sun-drenched cobblestone streets. Photographer Chantelle Dosser employs directional natural light throughout the series to cast long, sharp architectural shadows, emphasizing the tactile quality of velvet, leather, and knitwear. Fashion editor and stylist Sharon Max anchors the editorial with an eclectic wardrobe, while hair stylist Miwa Moroki provides a refined, contemporary finish to the styling.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Watch and Wait
Watch and Wait is a fashion editorial series for Mojeh Magazine, focusing on the interplay between luxury accessories and refined textile textures. Photographed by Pelle Lannefors, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing soft, natural light and clean studio backgrounds to foreground the interplay of gold, enamel, and metallic timepiece details. The series features model Aliona Debeaud across a range of close-up and portrait compositions. The styling, executed by a team including hair stylist Tsuyoshi Tamai, makeup artist Asami Kawai, and manicurist Delphine Aissi, emphasizes a polished look with sleek hair and careful attention to metallic jewelry accents and leather apparel. Casting for the project was led by Barbara Blanchard.
Project Mojeh Magazine · SUMMER SOLSTICE
For the Summer Solstice issue of Mojeh Magazine, this fashion editorial leans into a sophisticated, warm aesthetic that pairs tailored silhouettes with high-end gemstone jewelry. The series features a collection of portraits and full-length shots captured primarily in diffused, natural light, utilizing outdoor garden settings and classical architectural backdrops to ground the styling. The project maintains a polished, clean visual language throughout. Stylized elements include monochromatic denim ensembles, flowing satin trousers, and structured blazers, all accented by ornate statement necklaces featuring emeralds, sapphires, and diamonds. By balancing rich organic textures—like sculptured boxwood hedges and rustic stucco—with refined studio-style posing, the imagery creates a serene, elevated atmosphere.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Midnight Magic
Midnight Magic is a fashion editorial series produced for Mojeh Magazine, featuring a collection of sculptural silhouettes and intricate textile work. The imagery explores dramatic contrast and structural design through a series of studio portraits that emphasise architectural garments and ornate accessories. Photographer Illya Ovchar employs a cool-toned monochromatic palette throughout the project, relying on low-key chiaroscuro lighting to isolate shapes and textures against minimal backdrops. Fashion styling is led by Tania Tuka, who integrates heavy embellishments, sequins, and metallic accents to build a series of high-fashion compositions. The series features models Nastya Honcharova and Skarla Ali, with beauty details refined by makeup artist Elodie Barrat, who utilises precise winged eyeliner and bold lip tones to complement the wardrobe’s geometric themes.
Project Mojeh Magazine · Interwined.
Intertwined is a fashion editorial produced for Mojeh Magazine that explores tactile textures and intimate portraiture. Shot by photographer Silvia Draz, the series highlights fine jewellery and seasonal knitwear through a minimalist, documentary-style lens. The project leans into an earthy, clean aesthetic, utilizing natural light to capture organic skin textures and warm, neutral tones. With fashion styling by Lyla Cheng, the imagery focuses on the relationship between the subjects—featuring model Mariangela Bonanni—and the intricate detailing of the garments. The production team includes hair stylist Takumi Horiwaki and makeup artist Victoria Bond, who worked to maintain a polished yet restrained look throughout the editorial. Editor Kelly Baldwin also contributed to the project.
Project Mojeh Magazine · CELINE X MOJEH
Shot by photographer Jonas Bresnan, this fashion editorial for Mojeh Magazine explores the intersection of classic architectural interiors and natural landscapes. Titled CELINE X MOJEH, the series features model Aouatif Saadi, styled by fashion editor Joanne M Kennedy, in a collection of high-end separates and dresses. The production balances a monochrome aesthetic with warm, earthy tones, utilizing soft natural light throughout. The visual narrative moves between the structured details of paneled interiors and the fluid motion of outdoor settings, incorporating subtle textures and grain to emphasize the tactile quality of the apparel. Key contributions include hair styling by Hiroshi Matsushita, makeup by Megumi Matsuno, and manicures by Jessica Ciesco.
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