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Featured Monocle Magazine projects
This week's top Monocle Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Monocle Magazine · Fresh Allure
Monocle Magazine presents 'Fresh Allure,' a fashion editorial series that explores refined textures and architectural interiors. Captured by photographer Anne Piqué, the project utilises soft natural light and analogue film techniques to create a cohesive, tactile narrative across a variety of polished settings. The series features styling by Damien Lacoussade and makeup artistry by Miki Matsunaga, emphasising a clean, minimalist aesthetic that complements the intricate wardrobe details. From geometric furniture to warm wood-paneled hospitality environments, the imagery maintains a steady focus on materiality and balanced composition throughout the editorial.
Project Monocle Magazine · That's a wrap
Monocle Magazine presents 'That's a wrap,' a series of editorial portraits focused on versatile menswear styling. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using a stark white studio backdrop to highlight textures and layered silhouettes. Photographer Nacho Alegre captures model Alain Gossuin through a range of casual and tailored poses, emphasizing the interplay of fabric and accessories. Techniques such as natural light and crisp composition define the visual language of the shoot. Hair styling by Hiroshi Matsushita complements the collection of outerwear, knitwear, and accessories featured throughout the editorial series.
Project Monocle Magazine · A trip to Cairo
For Monocle Magazine's 'A trip to Cairo,' photographer Tung Walsh captures a travel-inspired fashion editorial that juxtaposes the city's historic architectural landmarks with intimate, domestic portraiture. The series leans into a warm, sun-drenched aesthetic, utilizing both natural light and directed flash to highlight the interplay of crisp urban shadows against soft, tactile interiors. Featuring model Louise de Chevigny, the project showcases a curated wardrobe that blends structural silhouettes with relaxed, travel-ready textures. With hair styling by Raphael Salley and makeup by Sunao Takahashi, the visual narrative alternates between wide-angle balcony views of the cityscape and candid, quiet moments inside traditional dwellings, unified by a consistent editorial eye.
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