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Featured Puss Puss Magazine projects
This week's top Puss Puss Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Barceloneta
Captured under the warm, shifting light of the Mediterranean, Barceloneta for Puss Puss Magazine serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism and architectural poise. This fashion project seamlessly bridges the gap between raw urban grit and high-end elegance, utilizing the stark concrete surfaces of the landscape to amplify the silhouettes of the collection. Photographer Lotte Thor anchors the series with a deliberate use of natural light, allowing the interplay of crisp shadows and structural textures to breathe life into each frame. Styled by Fashion Editor Tomislav Blaic, the visual narrative leans into a sophisticated play of patterns—from classic gingham to tactile, pleated leathers—that creates a sharp, monochromatic aesthetic against the weathered surroundings. With beauty direction provided by makeup artists Loni Baur and Paca Navarro, the focus remains on clean, high-key portraiture that highlights the model Isa G with precision. Whether set against the vast, dark ocean or the geometric lines of a tiled urban floor, the series maintains a cohesive, cinematic sensibility that feels both grounded and aspirational. By stripping away extraneous detail, the project emphasizes the essential relationship between form, fabric, and environment, resulting in a polished, contemporary vision that resonates with the elevated tone of luxury fashion houses while maintaining the authentic, atmospheric edge that defines the Puss Puss editorial standard.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Jimmy Choo
This fashion editorial for Jimmy Choo, featured in Puss Puss Magazine, presents a series of portraits and product-focused shots centered on contemporary footwear and accessories. Shot by photographer Theresa Marx, the production leans into clean compositions that highlight structured tailoring, layered outerwear, and sharp accessories against varied outdoor textures. The project features model Jamily Wernke Meurer, with fashion styling and editing by Carolina Augustin. The editorial aesthetic is defined by the use of natural light and consistent vertical framing, emphasizing the textures of stone backgrounds and diverse urban surfaces. Makeup by Faye Bluff anchors the looks throughout the series.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Photography Pauline Suzor
Photographer Pauline Suzor captures a tactile fashion editorial for Puss Puss Magazine, set across a series of pastoral and greenhouse environments. Through an organic, analogue lens, the series leans into the interplay between structured luxury garments and the raw, unrefined textures of a natural landscape. The project features model Vilma Sjöberg, whose performance is supported by fashion styling from Tricja Cotterrill. The production makes consistent use of natural light and desaturated color grading to emphasize a documentary-style aesthetic. The work also incorporates deliberate, Earthy motifs, including floral and agricultural elements that punctuate the composition of the collection. Technical execution was rounded out by hair styling from Nikola Grozdic and makeup by Regina Törnwall, with casting by Ania Jozwiak.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Pleasure & Leasure Issue 22
For their Pleasure & Leasure Issue 22, Puss Puss Magazine presents a sprawling fashion editorial that leans into organic, rustic motifs. Captured through the lens of photographer Pauline Suzor, the series follows model Vilma Sjöberg across rural landscapes, greenhouses, and coastal rock formations. The imagery plays with the tension between high-fashion tailoring and raw, pastoral elements—juxtaposing leather jackets and structured blazers with heirloom tomatoes, foliage, and horses. The visual narrative, built on natural light and tactile textures, relies on an analogue-inspired aesthetic that highlights grain and earthy tonalities. With styling by Tricja Cotterrill, the series achieves an atmospheric, grounded quality through the consistent use of layered knits, architectural leather, and subdued palettes. Hair styling by Nikola Grozdic and makeup by Regina Törnwall support the understated, serene look across both monochrome and colour compositions.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Race to the Top
For the 'Race to the Top' feature in Puss Puss Magazine, photographer Florence Mann captures athlete Bianca Bustamante in a series of editorial portraits. The project leans into a clean, graphic aesthetic, utilizing high-contrast lighting and structured environments to highlight both the subject and the architectural setting. With hair styling by Maki Tanaka, the imagery incorporates techniques like analogue film, hard light, and saturated color palettes to create a series of sharp, deliberate compositions. The work balances athletic elements with high-fashion sensibilities against stadium and racetrack-inspired backdrops.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Hedonist Angel
Hedonist Angel is a fashion editorial series for Puss Puss Magazine, lensed by photographer Damien Krisl. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, contrasting sharp architectural lines with intimate, detailed portraiture. Featured model Caro Casay navigates a range of settings, from sun-drenched concrete arcades to structured, neutral indoor spaces. Technically, the series makes use of hard light, flash, and natural light to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and precise tailoring. Beauty direction, led by hair stylist Pablo Kuemin and makeup artist Marie Guillon, reinforces the editorial feel with clean, sharp styling. The work utilizes editorial techniques and elements of analogue film to highlight fashion textures and metallic accessories.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Cycles editorial
The Cycles editorial for Puss Puss Magazine explores the intersection of coastal environments and contemporary fashion. Captured by photographer Andy Hoang, the series features models positioned against raw, weathered landscapes ranging from sandy shores to moss-covered stone structures. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the textures of the terrain and the garments. Production for the shoot was managed by Phoebe Asker, with hair styling by Takumi Horiwaki and makeup by Mari Kuno. The editorial leans into a minimalist, earthy aesthetic that highlights sharp silhouettes and dramatic details, including fringe, feathers, and leather, through a consistent, deliberate use of outdoor lighting.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Waiting Game
Waiting Game is a fashion editorial series for Puss Puss Magazine, captured by photographer Sam Copeland. The project leans into a monochrome aesthetic, utilising analogue film and natural light to document a series of tailored, structural silhouettes. The imagery contrasts urban architectural elements, such as corrugated metal and brick, with precise, high-fashion styling. The series features model Emily Sturgess, with fashion styling by Yana Mckillop. The editorial approach relies on clean composition and fine film grain to highlight the textural details of the apparel and accessories. The production was supported by hair stylist Paula Mccash, casting director Nicolas Bianciotto, manicurist Christie Huseyin, makeup artist Anne Timper, and producer Phoebe Asker.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Alice
Puss Puss Magazine presents Alice, an editorial fashion series that examines the interplay between organic portraiture and sculptural detail. Photographed by Maona Micoud, the project utilizes natural light to emphasize contrasting textures, ranging from wet-hair aesthetics to the integration of metallic gold paint and jewellery directly onto the skin. The series maintains a consistent, clean studio aesthetic throughout, anchoring its focus on minimalist compositions and human form. The production was led by fashion editor and stylist Tania Rat Patron, with hair by Kazue Deki and makeup by Yvane Rocher. Set design by Camille Pouyat provides a foundational layer for both the portraiture and the still-life elements, balancing the polished metallic motifs against weathered surfaces. Featuring model Alice Stordiau, the work explores a nuanced editorial approach to luxury fashion through a macro lens.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · Lexie Liu
Entertainer Lexie Liu is captured in a comprehensive editorial series for Puss Puss Magazine, lensed by photographer Nick Thompson. The project explores a wide range of environments, shifting from clean, white-walled studio portraits to gritty, industrial settings defined by stacked tires and corrugated metal. Across the series, the aesthetic remains grounded in an analogue film approach, often featuring visible sprocket holes and dark frame borders that lend a raw, tactile quality to the imagery. Fashion editor and stylist Phoebe Lettice Thompson curates a diverse wardrobe, blending textured layers, vibrant patterns, and contemporary tailoring to create a distinct visual narrative. The production is rounded out by hair stylist Daniel Martin, makeup artist Joey Choy, and set designer Ciaran Linden Beale, who build out both domestic and surrealist environments. With production managed by Alexandra Georgette Oley and editorial guidance from Editor-in-Chief Maria Joudina-Robinson, the series leans into an editorial, vertical format that emphasizes clean framing and natural light.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · From Dusk Till Dawn
From Dusk Till Dawn is a fashion editorial series produced for Puss Puss Magazine, featuring model Sara Eirud. The project traverses a range of environments, shifting between controlled studio settings with clean, minimalist backdrops and raw, outdoor urban locations. The aesthetic leans into a documentary feel, utilizing analogue film and natural light to emphasize texture, movement, and the interplay of shadow and form. Photographer Louie Cobo leads the visual direction, working alongside fashion editor and stylist Helena Contreras to curate a wardrobe that spans structured tailoring, leather, and layered neutrals. The imagery captures a candid, contemplative mood, highlighted by the makeup artistry of Alba Cordoba. Casting and production for the shoot were managed by Charlie Dominguez Raidi, with the series developed under the guidance of Editor-in-Chief Maria Joudina-Robinson.
Project Puss Puss Magazine · The Constant
The Constant is a fashion editorial series produced for Puss Puss Magazine, showcasing a series of sculptural and high-contrast portraits. The project centres on model Sterre Haket, framed against minimal studio backdrops that allow the tactile textures and sharp silhouettes of the wardrobe to take precedence. Photographer Jonathan Arundel employs a mix of bright natural light and dramatic chiaroscuro techniques to explore a wide tonal range. The styling, led by fashion editor Yana Mckillop, navigates between avant-garde structural forms and monochrome minimalism, supported by precise hair styling from Lachlan Mackie and bold, deliberate makeup by Joel Babicci.
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