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Featured Nylon Magazine projects
This week's top Nylon Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Nylon Magazine · Nylon It Girl May 2026 Cover
For the Nylon It Girl May 2026 cover, the production team has crafted a visual narrative that effortlessly balances high-fashion polish with a sense of intimate, lived-in ease. Under the seasoned creative direction of Karen Hibbert, the project leverages editorial minimalism to spotlight actor Havana Rose Liu, capturing her in a series of portraits that oscillate between studio precision and spontaneous, naturalistic charm. Photographer Dafy Hagai expertly navigates these transitions, utilizing a thoughtful mix of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize texture, from the metallic gleam of an oversized Zomer belt buckle to the delicate weave of a cream lace jacket. The visual identity of the shoot relies on the juxtaposition of structured, architectural silhouettes and soft, organic portraiture, effectively grounding the magazine, media and entertainment brand in a contemporary aesthetic. Fashion editor and stylist Phoebe Lettice Thompson curates a wardrobe that ranges from the sharp, angular red stripes of a zip-up top to the relaxed nonchalance of a denim midi skirt, creating a cohesive visual language. Further refined by the precise hair styling of Christian Wood and subtle, skin-focused makeup from Brooke Turnbull, the collection reads as a masterclass in modern portrait photography. By maintaining an unpretentious, direct gaze throughout the session, the team delivers a sophisticated, stylish series that feels both perfectly composed and refreshingly human.
Project Nylon Magazine · Ice Spice September 2025
Nylon Magazine features musician Ice Spice in this September 2025 editorial, captured by photographer Lea Winkler. The series blends high-contrast studio portraiture against minimal, seamless backdrops with urban rooftop imagery that leans into a Y2K-inspired aesthetic. Fashion styling is led by Zoey Radford Scott, showcasing a curated selection of tailored separates, faux-fur textures, and statement silver jewelry. The visual narrative is supported by sleek hair styling from Dionte Gray and precise makeup application by Karina Milan, while set design from Rosie Turnbull emphasizes clean, sculptural lines throughout the studio sequences.
Project Nylon Magazine · Sara Sampaio
Nylon Magazine presents a fashion editorial featuring model Sara Sampaio, captured by photographer Max Montgomery. The series navigates between clean, studio-based compositions and relaxed, natural light outdoor setups, showcasing varied styling from layered knitwear to leather outerwear. Across the imagery, the project leans into editorial vertical framing and playful typography, maintaining a consistent focus on the subject. The series incorporates elements of retro-inspired aesthetics and soft light, creating a distinct visual flow throughout the feature.
Project Nylon Magazine · Eiza González Suits Up For Ralph Lauren’s New York Show
This editorial feature for Nylon Magazine follows actor Eiza Gonzalez as she prepares for and attends Ralph Lauren’s show in New York. The project captures a blend of candid moments and polished fashion portraiture, emphasizing the classic, tailored aesthetic of the collection. Photographer Kat Slootsky employs a mix of natural light and warm, low-key indoor lighting to highlight the textures of the apparel, from structured navy blazers to leather accessories. The visual narrative moves from intimate behind-the-scenes preparation to clean, urban street-style scenes, using analogue film techniques to create a timeless atmosphere. Creative support for the shoot included hair styling by David von Cannon and makeup by Mia Jones.
Project Nylon Magazine · It Girl - Veronika Slowikowska
Nylon Magazine profiles actress and comedian Veronika Slowikowska in this multi-part editorial feature, "It Girl." The project spans a variety of settings, moving between controlled studio environments and spontaneous urban backdrops to capture the subject's personality. Photographed by Brendan Wixted, the series employs a mix of natural light and direct flash to maintain a candid, high-energy aesthetic. The editorial work relies on sharp, clean compositions and textured, raw techniques that lean into contemporary magazine trends. Through a combination of vertical and horizontal framing, the collection establishes a distinct visual rhythm suitable for both digital and print platforms.
Project Nylon Magazine · Chris Lake Is Craving Something New
Nylon Magazine profiles electronic music producer Chris Lake in this multi-part editorial feature. The series spans a variety of settings, shifting between studio environments utilizing clean, high-contrast flash lighting and outdoor rooftop locations that incorporate natural light. Photographer Brendan Wixted leads the visual execution, collaborating with creative director Karen Hibbert to capture a range of candid and composed portraits. The imagery leans into a 90s-inspired street aesthetic, employing grainy textures and raw compositions to document the artist across diverse urban backdrops and saturated studio settings.
Project Nylon Magazine · Nylon Magazine August 2026 Beauty Cover
Nylon Magazine presents its August 2026 beauty cover, featuring model Paige Paul in a striking editorial portrait. Captured by photographer Hao Zeng, the visual approach leans into a polished aesthetic, utilizing beauty light to define sharp, graphic contours against a minimalist studio backdrop. The execution relies on strong texture and composition, pairing a black leather motorcycle jacket with precise, high-contrast smokey eye makeup. Fashion editor Rachel Gilman and makeup artist Rose Grace shape the look, while manicure work by Pika completes the styling. The final frame integrates clean, white typography, anchoring the vertical composition.
Project Nylon Magazine · The House That Paige Paul Built
Nylon Magazine leans into its hallmark irreverence and sharp visual identity with the striking feature The House That Paige Paul Built, a project that demonstrates the power of controlled editorial minimalism. At the heart of this media and entertainment production is a masterclass in beauty photography, anchored by a series of evocative portraits that prioritize bold, graphic elements over cluttered environments. Photographer Hao Zeng captures the subject with a raw intensity, utilizing high-contrast beauty light to accentuate the precise application of cobalt pigment and deep burgundy tones. The deliberate use of analogue film grain adds a tactile, nostalgic texture that feels both contemporary and rooted in a rich print legacy. Under the steady hand of fashion editor and stylist Rachel Gilman, the wardrobe choices harmonize with the makeup artistry of Rose Grace, whose work with graphic blue eye lines creates a compelling visual tension against the muted, dark blue-grey backdrop. With subtle, meticulous details provided by manicurist Pika, the overall aesthetic remains cohesive while pushing boundaries of traditional portraiture. This project successfully bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial storytelling and the raw, unpolished energy synonymous with the magazine, proving that even within a tight, constrained frame, intentional styling and moody lighting can produce a lasting impact that resonates long after the page is turned.
Project Nylon Magazine · VALENTINA FERRER ON FASHION, FAMILY, ...
Nylon Magazine leans into a raw, unfiltered aesthetic in this latest editorial feature, offering a deeply personal look at the life of Valentina Ferrer. Moving beyond the glitz of traditional celebrity profiles, the shoot prioritizes a sense of quiet intimacy that feels both accessible and elevated. Photographer Angel Buzo anchors the project through a series of striking portraits that masterfully blend a high-fashion sensibility with a stripped-back, authentic approach. By utilizing a mix of soft natural light and precise studio strobe setups, the imagery captures the multifaceted nature of its subject, from the raw detail of her natural skin texture to the deliberate, clean styling of a minimalist white ribbed tank. The editorial portrait work here sidesteps heavy artifice, opting instead for a narrative that feels grounded in reality while maintaining the sharp, high-key focus synonymous with top-tier magazine media. Whether Ferrer is engaging directly with the lens or glancing thoughtfully off-camera, the compositions celebrate a narrative of natural beauty and poise. Through this thoughtful creative direction, the feature successfully bridges the gap between the polished polish of professional fashion photography and the genuine, human moments that define Ferrer's personal journey, proving that the most compelling visual stories are often found in the deliberate simplicity of an expertly captured moment.
Project Nylon Magazine · Nylon Magazine December 2025 Cover
Nylon Magazine features entertainer Olivia Dean for its December 2025 cover. Captured by photographer Leeor Wild, the editorial portrait leans into high-contrast flash lighting and sharp typography to frame the subject. Creative direction by Karen Hibbert coordinates the aesthetic, supported by fashion styling from Rasaan Wyzard. The visual composition emphasizes a textured palette, featuring voluminous curls and structured knitwear.
Project Nylon Magazine · Nylon It Girl November 2025 Cover
Nylon Magazine features actor Natalia Dyer for its November 2025 'It Girl' cover. The editorial portrait series centers on a vintage-inspired aesthetic, utilizing soft directional studio lighting to highlight a tapestry-patterned ensemble. Creative director Karen Hibbert leads the visual direction for this magazine feature, which is complemented by hair styling from Takuya Yamaguchi and makeup artistry by Shaina Ehrlich.
Project Nylon Magazine · Nylon Magazine December 2024 Covers
Nylon Magazine presents its December 2024 cover series, featuring portrait-led editorial photography that highlights entertainer Camila Cabello and musician Gracie Abrams. The imagery utilizes a clean aesthetic, emphasizing bold masthead typography against neutral studio backgrounds to anchor the publication’s visual identity. The project features collaborative creative direction by Karen Hibbert, with editorial photography captured by Keith Oshiro and Ryan Saradjola. The production incorporates detailed fashion styling by Ej Briones, alongside contributions from hair stylists Bobby Eliot and Danielle Priano, and makeup artists Loftjet and Patrick Ta. Set design by Alice Jacobs and Elaine Winter frames the compositions, supported by production work from Kiara Brown.
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