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Featured Pibe Magazine projects
This week's top Pibe Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Pibe Magazine · Lauren Lyle
Pibe Magazine features actress Lauren Lyle in this clean editorial portrait series. Photographed by Elliott Wilcox, the visuals emphasize a minimalist aesthetic through tight portrait crops and high-contrast diptych layouts. The project utilizes graphic typography and soft light to frame Lyle’s candid expressions. Styling by Jason Goh and makeup by Eoin Whelan complement the sharp, tailored wardrobe choices, blending black-and-white photography with color studio portraiture.
Project Pibe Magazine · CELINE x PIBE
Pibe Magazine presents CELINE x PIBE, a beauty editorial project focused on high-gloss textures and minimal composition. Photographed by Iakovos Kalaitzakis, the series centers on model Momo M LLonch, exploring various aesthetic treatments from bold red and plum lips to sculpted finger waves and bleached eyebrows. The imagery employs macro framing and clean lighting to emphasize skin texture and fine detail. With makeup artistry by Faye Bluff and manicure styling by Jada Ellize, the project balances surreal mirror perspectives with natural, editorial portraiture techniques.
Project Pibe Magazine · Pibe Magazine February 2025 Cover - Synnøve Karlsen
Pibe Magazine’s February 2025 issue features actress Synnøve Karlsen in a series of editorial portraits. Photographed by David Reiss, the cover story focuses on sharp silhouettes and high-contrast studio compositions. The project employs a clean aesthetic, utilising soft, directional lighting to highlight the rich textures of leather, silk, and structured tailoring. Fashion styling is led by Anna Hughes-Chamberlain, with hair styling by Davide Barbieri and makeup artistry by Joey Choy. The editorial, captured across multiple studio setups, balances minimal backdrops with bold typography, showcasing a range of looks from glossy burgundy leather to layered white textiles.
Project Pibe Magazine · Pibe Magazine April 2026 Cover
For the April 2026 issue of Pibe Magazine, the editorial team presents a masterclass in modern composure, featuring actress Molly Windsor in a striking cover story that leans into the precision of classic tailoring. Photographer Iakovos Kalaitzakis captures the essence of the star through a refined lens, utilizing studio strobe lighting to ensure a crisp, high-contrast aesthetic that feels both timeless and urgent. The portrait finds Windsor positioned against a minimalist light gray studio backdrop, allowing the nuanced details of her ensemble to take center stage. Fashion Editor and Stylist Miranda Almond opts for an architectural black double-breasted blazer paired with contemporary trousers, creating a silhouette that is elevated yet approachable. This visual narrative is further polished by the work of hair stylist Mark Francome Painter, who frames the look with voluminous, loose waves, and makeup artist Faye Bluff, whose subtle application complements the editorial focus. By integrating muted green typography within a clean white border, the cover channels an air of sophisticated editorial minimalism. Every element of this production underscores a commitment to intentional composition, moving beyond simple celebrity portraiture to define a singular aesthetic identity for the magazine. The resulting imagery serves as a testament to the power of collaborative precision in media and entertainment, perfectly balancing structural rigor with a soft, cinematic finish.
Project Pibe Magazine · Molly Windsor
In this sophisticated fashion feature for Pibe Magazine, actress Molly Windsor takes center stage in a series of images that masterfully balance high-fashion editorial rigor with intimate portraiture. Photographer Iakovos Kalaitzakis employs a precise mix of studio strobe and soft natural light to craft a clean, minimalist aesthetic that keeps the focus entirely on the interplay between texture and form. The visual narrative moves seamlessly from the sculptural elegance of feathered, fringe-heavy gowns to the refined simplicity of cobalt blue two-piece sets and tailored blazers. This versatility is deeply enhanced by the styling of Miranda Almond, whose curation elevates both the theatrical pieces and the more grounded, everyday attire. Key to the editorial's success is the polished collaborative effort between hair stylist Mark Francome Painter and makeup artist Faye Bluff, who work in tandem to highlight Windsor's features through loose, natural waves and a crisp, clean beauty look. By utilizing a neutral studio backdrop, the project leans into a timeless portrait style that allows the intricate embroidery and baroque details of the garments to truly pop. The result is a cohesive spread that feels both accessible and distinctly luxury, positioning Molly Windsor as a compelling subject within the high-fashion industry while showcasing a masterclass in modern, streamlined composition.
Project Pibe Magazine · Pibe Magazine September 2025 Cover
Pibe Magazine presents its September 2025 issue, featuring actress Lauren Lyle on the cover. The editorial portrait, captured by photographer Elliott Wilcox, utilises a monochrome palette and chiaroscuro lighting to anchor the composition. The aesthetic leans into a clean, analogue-inspired look. Featuring professional grooming by hair stylist Jason Goh and makeup artist Eoin Whelan, the vertical layout incorporates bold typography to frame the subject.
Project Pibe Magazine · Pibe Magazine February 2025 Cover
Pibe Magazine features actor Synnøve Karlsen on its February 2025 cover. The editorial portrait sees Karlsen in a minimalist studio setting, captured by photographer David Reiss. The aesthetic leans into a clean, vertical composition, with fashion styling provided by Anna Hughes-Chamberlain. The look is complemented by hair styling from Davide Barbieri and makeup artistry by Joey Choy.
Project Pibe Magazine · PIBE Magazine December 2024 Cover
PIBE Magazine’s December 2024 issue features a series of editorial portraits showcasing actor Emma Appleton. Photographed by Iakovos Kalaitzakis, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that emphasizes sharp sculptural tailoring and bold color blocking. Across the spreads, Appleton is captured in diverse studio environments ranging from high-contrast saturated backdrops to monochrome compositions. The imagery utilizes a mix of natural light and professional studio techniques, highlighting intricate textures like embroidery and leather. Supporting the editorial look, hair styling was provided by Sharon Robinson with makeup by Sharon Dowsett.
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