Portrait
Featured Portrait projects
This week's top Portrait projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Portrait · THE OG: Art Basel Edition 2025
Portrait presents THE OG: Art Basel Edition 2025, an artistic portrait series featuring artist Kennedy Yanko. The work channels a surreal, painterly aesthetic through high-contrast styling and deliberate motion blur. Photographers Elliot & Erick Jimenez utilise low-key lighting and long exposure techniques to obscure and reveal the subject, creating an abstract narrative within each frame. Makeup artist Bo S contributes to the ethereal quality of the work, employing stark white tones and vibrant blush to anchor the subject amidst dense floral and botanical environments.
Project Portrait · The New Society Woman
Portrait captures a series of images for the fashion editorial project, The New Society Woman. The collection highlights a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean lines to frame model Molly Merland in a variety of relaxed, contemplative poses. Photographer Roi Romay collaborates with fashion stylist Marianne Krauss to build a quiet, neutral atmosphere. The series leans into editorial techniques that emphasize texture, from cable-knit sweaters to fluid wrap skirts, set against sparse indoor environments featuring patterned textiles and modern design elements.
Project Portrait · Deano Perona
Portrait captures model Dean Perona in a series of editorial images directed by photographer Christian Oita. The project leans into a refined, minimalist aesthetic, employing soft directional lighting and clean studio compositions to frame its subject. Moving between controlled studio environments and curated interior settings, the work explores a range of moods through varied lighting techniques, including both high-contrast flash and nuanced natural light. The portraiture highlights detailed styling and intentional spatial design, maintaining a consistent editorial focus across all compositions.
Project Portrait · Naomi Campbell @YE Munich
This series of editorial portraits documents Naomi Campbell at a DJ set for YE Munich. Photographed by Chris Haimerl, the project captures the model behind the mixing console, leaning into a gritty, monochrome aesthetic that prioritizes high-contrast textures and deep shadows. The imagery utilizes a low-key chiaroscuro lighting style to define the performance space, balancing the sharp details of the DJ equipment with the ambient light of the venue. The result is a consistent collection of vertical portraits that highlight the intersection of fashion and live event culture through an analogue-inspired film lens.
Project Portrait · EDIS - Bachi Bouzouk
Portrait presents the visual campaign for artist Edis's album, Bachi Bouzouk. The project spans a series of editorial portraits and out-of-home media, capturing the musician through distinct aesthetic modes ranging from high-contrast studio work to atmospheric urban photography. Photographed by Christian Oita with creative direction by Yann Weber, the visuals utilise polished studio lighting and direct flash to explore the artist's wardrobe, which features leather textures, sheer layering, and metallic foil finishes. Fashion styling by Met Kilinc provides a structured, contemporary edge across each composition. Beyond the studio, the campaign extends to Times Square, utilising large-scale digital displays to project the imagery into a commercial night environment. The execution leverages the interplay between the cool tones of the gradient-backdrop portraits and the warmth found in the location-based editorial shots.
Project Portrait · IVAN
The IVAN portrait series, captured by photographer Jonathan Conts, presents a collection of editorial imagery focused on male fashion and minimalist styling. The project features a raw, industrial aesthetic, utilizing natural light and analogue film techniques to frame the subject across varying outdoor and studio settings. Fashion editor Oliver Johnstone Cowen leads the styling, incorporating textured layers, beaded accessories, and metallic detailing. The series balances a gritty, outdoor environment with clean, monochrome studio portraiture, maintaining a consistent focus on form and contemplative mood.
Project Portrait · Something More
Something More is a fashion editorial project featuring model Addison Stender, captured by photographer Schaël Marcéus. The series utilizes a minimalist studio environment to highlight clean lines and detailed garment textures, leaning into an introspective mood through varied layering and monochromatic compositions. The work employs editorial portraiture techniques, often drawing on natural light and desaturated grading to maintain a consistent aesthetic. The imagery explores form and fabric through focused, deliberate poses, emphasizing a commercial yet artistic approach to designer fashion presentation.
Project Portrait · Ode by Spring Studios
Ode is a fashion portrait series developed by Spring Studios, focusing on architectural silhouettes and sculptural garment forms. Photographed by Lola Banet, the editorial work utilizes a clean studio aesthetic to highlight intricate textures, ranging from delicate fringe to layered metallic hardware. The series features model Bibi Abdulkadir, whose presence is defined by a minimalist approach to composition. Working with hair stylist Benjamin David and makeup artist Eoin Whelan, the team emphasizes refined detail and tonal clarity through a sequence of monochrome and desaturated imagery. The execution relies on soft, even illumination to accentuate the interplay between structural fabric and the model's form.
Project Portrait · MANASI 7
Portrait presents a series of beauty portraits for MANASI 7, highlighting the brand’s minimalist aesthetic through a focused editorial lens. The imagery centres on precise skin texture and makeup detail, utilizing a clean, neutral palette. Photographer Jens Ingvarsson captures each subject in soft natural light, employing macro framing to emphasise facial definition. The compositions feature models Delilah Koch and Katrina Liksnite, maintaining a consistent editorial approach across all vertical portraits.
Project Portrait · Naomi Campbell in Cannes
Portrait captures Naomi Campbell in a series of editorial images photographed by Matthew Brookes during Cannes. The work focuses on a high-fashion aesthetic, framing the subject in an asymmetrical white dress and a floor-length gown within a muted, modern interior setting. The compositions leverage monochrome imagery to highlight formal details, with a refined use of natural lighting throughout the series. The project features hair styling by Rio Sreedharan and makeup by Angloma, grounding the portraits in a polished, commercial editorial style.
Project Portrait · Réka / Anna
The Réka / Anna project is a portrait editorial series exploring form and texture through a minimalist lens. Captured by photographer Adam Jelen, the series features models Anna Czimmer and Reka Toth in a sequence of controlled studio environments. Utilizing clean compositions and soft natural light, the work leans into a contemplative aesthetic. The photography balances high-contrast monochrome treatments with subtle analogue film textures, focusing on the interplay of structured tailoring and expressive posing.
Project Portrait · AW24 Cashmere Collection for TWC
The AW24 Cashmere Collection for TWC serves as a clean, editorial showcase of seasonal knitwear. Through a series of studio portraits, the campaign focuses on the tactile textures of cashmere, utilizing natural light and high-contrast monochrome treatments to define the silhouettes of the apparel. Photographer Elisa Carnicer leads the visual direction, working alongside stylist Laura Stoloff to ground the collection in a minimalist aesthetic. The images incorporate elements such as vertical wood-grain panels and soft sculptural props to add depth to the neutral palette, highlighting the craftsmanship of the sweaters. Hair styling by Naoki Komiya and makeup by Lucy Burt provide a consistent, natural finish across the cast, which includes models Gigi Ringel and Marie Seguy.
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