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Featured Noisé Magazine projects
This week's top Noisé Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Noisé Magazine · Devi Rae by Andy Harrington
Noisé Magazine features model Devi Rae in a series of editorial portraits captured by photographer Andy Harrington. The work leans into a domestic aesthetic, utilizing natural light and warm tones to highlight the tactile textures of the featured garments and accessories. Creative production for the editorial includes hair styling by Erol Karadağ and makeup by William Murphy. The images maintain a consistent, polished look through soft ambient lighting and a curated color palette that evokes a nostalgic sensibility.
Project Noisé Magazine · Marie Cornil
Marie Cornil for Noisé Magazine is a striking fashion editorial that explores the intersection of architectural form and tactile surface texture. Photographed by Adrian Catalan, the series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean studio framing to elevate avant-garde silhouettes and complex garment construction. Styling by Asier Rodriguez grounds the visual narrative in monochromatic palettes and sculptural pieces, ranging from fringe-heavy dresses to tailored, patterned formalwear. The editorial is punctuated by deliberate still-life compositions and environmental portraits that juxtapose sleek fashion elements with industrial textures and organic motifs. Key creative contributions include hair styling by Takuya Morimoto, set design by Marc Ferrer, and casting by Julia Llado.
Project Noisé Magazine · E
For 'E', a series featured in Noisé Magazine, photographer Adam Kremer explores the intersections of fashion, texture, and still life. Guided by the creative direction of Tang Siyu and fashion styling by Haidee Findlay-Levin, the editorial project focuses on a series of macro studies. These compositions emphasize tactile surfaces and sculptural forms, moving between fine jewelry, accessories, and organic botanical elements. The work leverages natural light to accentuate the interplay of materials, from the glossy finish of patent leather and polished silver to the delicate, water-flecked textures of skin and petals. Through a clean and minimalist lens, the series highlights architectural lines and reflective surfaces, grounded by a consistently neutral palette that keeps the focus firmly on the interplay of light and form.
Project Noisé Magazine · Summer
In this evocative fashion editorial for Noisé Magazine, titled Summer, the narrative centers on an exploration of pastoral elegance and raw, unvarnished beauty. Through the lens of photographer Jean-Marie Binet, the project leans into a serene, rural aesthetic that captures a distinct sense of seasonal transition. By juxtaposing high-end garments against the untamed wildness of dry, amber-toned meadows, the work creates a dialogue between luxury and the natural world. Fashion editor and stylist Fanny Ourevitch orchestrates a complex visual language, pairing sophisticated patterns with relaxed, lived-in silhouettes that feel both intentional and effortless. The casting, curated by Jordan Mergirie, brings a grounded presence to the frame, as model Nikki Vonsee embodies a languid, sun-drenched spirit that anchors the compositions. Technically, the series relies on a masterful command of natural light, utilizing the soft diffusion of golden hour to enhance the tactile quality of the fabrics and the textured, organic environment. Hair stylist Gor Duryan contributes to this vision by maintaining an understated, natural aesthetic that complements the editorial approach. Every shot functions as a testament to the power of lifestyle photography, where the deliberate lack of artifice allows the interplay of geometric motifs and organic landscape to define the tone, resulting in a cohesive, immersive project that feels inherently rooted in the quiet, golden heat of the season.
Project Noisé Magazine · Ryo
Ryo is a fashion editorial series for Noisé Magazine, featuring model and actress Ryo Matsuura in an array of urban environments. Captured by photographer Cornelius Kaess, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and hard light to emphasize the sculptural qualities of the featured wardrobe. The series showcases a range of silhouettes, from voluminous quilted outerwear to precise, tailored maxi dresses. With styling by Shunji Sawai and hair by Rie Shiraishi, the editorial employs analogue film techniques to create a grainy, tactile quality that contrasts the soft garments against industrial Tokyo backdrops and geometric stone surfaces. The casting, overseen by Clare Rhodes, maintains a focused, contemporary tone across the editorial.
Project Noisé Magazine · noisé 05 Jeux d'eau
This editorial cover for Noisé Magazine issue 05, titled 'Jeux d'eau', features a top-down, documentary-style portrait of a creative at work. Photographed by Olya Oleinic, the composition highlights an artist's studio environment, focusing on the tactile arrangement of books and sketches strewn across a table. The aesthetic leans into an analogue film quality, utilizing natural light to define the raw, unpolished textures of the workspace. Fashion styling by Johanna Ankelhed introduces color contrast through the subject's patterned top, grounding the vertical composition within the context of contemporary media and publication design.
Project Noisé Magazine · l’art pour l’art: Hélène Delprat
For Noisé Magazine, photographer Olya Oleinic and creative director Tang Siyu profile artist Hélène Delprat in the editorial feature, l’art pour l’art. The project offers an immersive look into Delprat’s working environment, documenting the tactile reality of her studio through a lens that prioritizes raw, honest textures. Styling by Johanna Ankelhed leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that allows the clutter of paint-splattered surfaces, organic sculptures, and expressive abstract canvases to take center stage. Shot on analogue film, the imagery uses natural light and high-contrast monochrome tones to emphasize the candid, documentary nature of the artist's creative process.
Project Noisé Magazine · December Moments
December Moments is an editorial project for Noisé Magazine that documents urban life through a series of diptych-style spreads. The work leans into a documentary aesthetic, utilizing analogue film and natural light to capture atmospheric street scenes, local leisure, and intimate portraiture across Mumbai. Creative director Tang Siyu and photographer Max Hoell maintain a consistent visual language through desaturated tones and clean, minimalist layouts. With casting by Pina Marlene, the imagery juxtaposes expansive city landscapes and industrial environments with quiet moments of personal repose.
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