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Featured Muse Magazine projects
This week's top Muse Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Muse Magazine · Chanel
For this striking editorial feature in Muse Magazine, the legendary house of Chanel is recontextualized through a lens of pure, architectural precision. Captured by photographer Sasha Marro, the project leans into the timeless tension between structural heritage and contemporary minimalism. Fashion editor and stylist Johanna Ankelhed expertly navigates this duality, curating a series of looks that emphasize the tactile depth of Chanel’s signature tweed, frayed hemlines, and intricate knitwear. The visuals, which move seamlessly between sterile, high-key studio strobe environments and soft-focus natural light, highlight a masterclass in material storytelling. Chen Yang serves as the central muse, her neutral, poised expression providing the perfect anchor for a wardrobe that spans from structured, gold-buttoned houndstooth suits to fluid, floral-embellished gowns. With meticulous hair styling by Andrea Idini and polished makeup by Marie Dufresne, each frame functions as an intimate portrait of craft, utilizing macro photography to document the fine jewelry and embossed metallic hardware that define the house’s iconic identity. The resulting editorial aesthetic is both cerebral and grounded, proving that even within the stark, featureless boundaries of a modern studio, the legacy of Chanel remains profoundly vibrant. By pairing high-fashion sophistication with a clean, narrative-driven composition, the project effectively archives the enduring synergy between luxury fashion houses and the art of editorial photography.
Project Muse Magazine · Way to wear
Muse Magazine presents 'Way to wear,' a fashion editorial feature centered on textured layering and bold silhouettes. The project leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing soft lighting to emphasize the intricate fabric compositions and structured garments worn by model Sofija Soskic. Photographer Angele Chatenet captures the series, which shifts between clean, muted studio backgrounds and tactile set elements. The imagery incorporates a blend of editorial techniques, ranging from soft-light portraits to analogue film-inspired compositions.
Project Muse Magazine · Modern Times
Modern Times is a fashion editorial series produced for Muse Magazine, centering on the intersection of structured silhouettes and organic environments. The story features model Merel Roggeveen in a series of layered, avant-garde ensembles that emphasize high-contrast tactile textures. Photographed by Joan Braun, the project leans into a natural light aesthetic, moving between minimal studio settings and lush, ivy-covered outdoor locations. Fashion editor and stylist Tim Tobias Zimmermann drives the visual narrative through sculptural tailoring, complemented by Roger Cho’s sleek hair direction and Eny Whitehead’s precise makeup artistry. The series incorporates casting by Nicola Kast.
Project Muse Magazine · Muse Magazine Fall/Winter 2025 Covers
Muse Magazine’s Fall/Winter 2025 cover editorial features photography by Suffo Moncloa, capturing an atmospheric study of texture and tone within a natural landscape. The imagery leans into an earthy palette, with styling by fashion editor Cristina Firpo contrasting deep reds and velvet finishes against an open field environment. The composition is framed through a distinct editorial lens, utilizing natural light and a grainy texture to ground the series. Creative execution is rounded out by hair stylist Alexander Soltermann and makeup artist Helene Vasnier, completing the vertical format cover design.
Project Muse Magazine · Echoes from the Atlas
Set against a rugged, high-altitude landscape, "Echoes from the Atlas" for Muse Magazine functions as a visual study of texture and form. Photographer Scott Trindle captures model Felice Nova Noordhoff navigating an arid mountain terrain, where the styling by Tony Irvine balances structured tailoring with draped, layered textiles. The editorial employs a mix of clean color palettes and stark monochromatic film photography to ground the garments in an observational, near-documentary narrative. The series leans into natural light, utilizing both warm golden hour glows and high-contrast, grainy black-and-white techniques to define the mood. With casting by Holly Cullen, the project balances candid street-style portraits with structured editorial compositions, unified by hair styling from Yoann Fernandez and makeup artistry by Janeen Witherspoon.
Project Muse Magazine · The Season by Louis de Roffignac
The Season is a fashion editorial series for Muse Magazine, captured by photographer Louis de Roffignac. The project explores the intersection of high-end garments and urban architecture, utilizing an analogue film aesthetic that leans into gritty, monochrome, and desaturated palettes to frame model Tara Falla against stark city backdrops. With a focus on raw, natural light, the editorial highlights the interplay of textures and architectural geometry. Stylist Anna Klein orchestrates the wardrobe, while hair stylist Roger Cho and makeup artist Yvane Rocher provide a clean, direct aesthetic. Casting by Pili Macridachis rounds out the production, which emphasizes movement and contemplative posture within both interior and exterior urban environments.
Project Muse Magazine · Thea
Muse Magazine presents Thea, a fashion editorial capturing a series of cinematic, candid moments across urban landscapes. Photographed by Suffo Moncloa, the series utilizes an analogue film aesthetic to document model Thea Almqvist against dark city streets, rain-slicked pavements, and architectural backdrops. Fashion editor Samia Giobellina curates a layered, textural wardrobe—spanning structured leather, metallic mesh, and oversized outerwear—that reflects the moody, low-key lighting of each setting. With hair styling by Rudy Martins and makeup by Vanessa Bellini, the project leans into a documentary-style narrative defined by desaturated tones and natural light.
Project Muse Magazine · Muse Magazine Fall/Winter 2026 Covers
Muse Magazine presents its Fall/Winter 2026 series, a collection of cover editorials defined by a clean, editorial aesthetic. The imagery explores high-fashion silhouettes and textures, moving from layered wool ensembles to sculptural accessories and voluminous outerwear. Captured with natural light, the series leans into an earthy color palette and a sharp, vertical composition. The production features photography by Chris Colls and Mathieu Richer Mamousse, with fashion styling by Dimitri Riviere. Finishing details include hair styling by Michał Bielecki and Sacha Giraudeau, makeup by Megumi Itano and Sacha Giraudeau, and manicure work by Christina Conrad, featuring models Lota Blaskovic and Rosalieke Fuchs.
Project Muse Magazine · Once More Encore
Once More Encore is a fashion editorial series for Muse Magazine, exploring contemporary silhouettes and textures through a refined lens. Photographer Andrea Montano leads the visual narrative, capturing model Imane Benkaddour across a range of interior and outdoor settings that emphasise clean lines and polished tailoring. The series leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by soft natural light and warm, analogue-inspired tones. Fashion editor Georgia Tal styles the collection, weaving together contrasting garments such as structured leather, vibrant silk, and layered ruffles to create a cohesive high-fashion visual story. Hair styling by Andrea Lemme complements the look, maintaining a focus on elegant, deliberate composition throughout the portraiture.
Project Muse Magazine · MUSE 68 / Sara
Muse Magazine’s 'MUSE 68 / Sara' is a sharp fashion editorial centered on a minimalist approach to contemporary styling. Captured by photographer Cornelius Kaess, the series utilizes soft directional lighting to emphasize clean architectural lines across the studio set. With fashion styling by Dimitri Riviere, the work features model Sara Caballero in a crisp, layered look paired with embellished footwear. The project incorporates hair styling by Michał Bielecki and makeup by Megumi Itano, maintaining a consistent aesthetic throughout the vertical-format editorial.
Project Muse Magazine · MUSE 68 / Sara
This fashion editorial for Muse Magazine, titled MUSE 68 / Sara, showcases a series of minimalist portraits featuring model Sara Caballero. Captured by photographer Cornelius Kaess, the project explores contemporary tailoring through structured jackets, blazers, and monochromatic ensembles. The aesthetic leans into a clean, refined visual language, utilizing bright studio lighting and a seamless white backdrop to emphasize sharp lines and silhouette. Fashion editor Dimitri Riviere oversees the styling, with hair by Michał Bielecki and makeup by Megumi Itano, completing the editorial look through a cohesive, understated lens.
Project Muse Magazine · MUSE FASHION ISSUE 67 Cover
For the latest edition of Muse Magazine, Issue 67 serves up a masterclass in editorial minimalism, positioning actress Victoria Luengo as the central figure in a striking visual narrative. Captured with the keen eye of photographer Suffo Moncloa, the cover embraces the stark beauty of an industrial-style grey concrete floor, allowing the vibrancy of a bold pink tracksuit to dictate the palette. This deliberate focus on negative space creates a clean, architectural atmosphere that balances the high-fashion sensibilities of the brand with a raw, grounded energy. The composition leans into the precision of modern fashion portraiture, utilizing natural light to soften the harshness of the surrounding concrete while maintaining a crisp, sophisticated finish. Fátima Monjas’s styling choices bring a punchy, athletic edge to the aesthetic, complemented by the polished hair work of Jose Carlos Gonzalez and the understated makeup artistry of Alba Cordoba. By juxtaposing the soft gaze of the subject against the rigid, cold texture of the floor, the cover reads as a study in contrast, elevating the everyday silhouette of sportswear into the realm of high-end media. It is an evocative piece that captures the intersection of celebrity portraiture and contemporary design, proving that even the most stripped-back environments can command a powerful presence when the framing is executed with such intentionality and grace.
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