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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.
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