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Featured Rain Magazine projects
This week's top Rain Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Rain Magazine · LE VOILE
LE VOILE is an editorial feature produced for Rain Magazine. The project showcases avant-garde fashion through a series of sculptural silhouettes, utilizing tactile materials and intricate layering. Editor-in-Chief Mark Benjamin directs the series, which leans into a moody aesthetic through the consistent application of grainy, analogue-style film textures. The editorial features model Aluel Keror, styled by Maria Teresa Strippoli. The visual execution spans both high-contrast studio settings and structured, minimalist environments. Throughout the series, the imagery utilizes low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize the dimensionality of the featured garments.
Project Rain Magazine · LA VOILE
LA VOILE is a fashion editorial series for Rain Magazine, capturing model Aluel Keror through a raw, artistic lens. The project leans into an analogue film aesthetic, utilizing moody, low-key lighting and pronounced grainy textures to emphasize the sculptural silhouettes of the garments. The visual approach relies on high-contrast compositions and textured backdrops, ranging from reflective architectural surfaces to organic, dark environments. These elements combine to highlight intricate floral appliqués and experimental draping techniques, favoring a gritty, cinematic quality throughout the series. Developed under the editorial direction of Mark Benjamin with fashion styling by Maria Teresa Strippoli, the project emphasizes volume and form through a distinct desaturated palette punctuated by vibrant, recurring accents.
Project Rain Magazine · EN POINTE
Rain Magazine presents EN POINTE, an editorial fashion series that explores the intersection of dance-inspired silhouettes and urban architectural textures. Captured by photographer Luigi Cianfarano, the project showcases a range of avant-garde apparel, from metallic foil-embellished skirts to sculptural tweed dresses, set against diverse backdrops including concrete panels and dimensional tiled walls. With makeup artistry by Silvia Acquapendente and featuring model Roxane Marie, the editorial relies on soft natural light to emphasize the tactile qualities of the garments. The series maintains a consistent vertical aesthetic, balancing minimalist studio portraits with layered, textured outdoor compositions.
Project Rain Magazine · Devenir Gris
Devenir Gris is a fashion editorial series produced for Rain Magazine. Captured by photographer Luigi Cianfarano, the project features a series of portraits and candid shots that emphasize contemporary tailoring and textured layering. The editorial, overseen by Editor-in-Chief Mark Benjamin, utilizes natural light and a clean aesthetic to highlight garment details, from contrast stitching on utility jackets to bold graphic knitwear. Working with casting director Carlo Savoldi, the production features models Luca Nowakowski and Richard Grundins. The imagery moves between minimalist indoor settings and urban environments, incorporating monochromatic palettes and analogue film techniques to frame the apparel in a relaxed, sculptural context.
Project Rain Magazine · mágoa
Mágoa is a fashion editorial feature for Rain Magazine that centers on a study of monochrome portraiture. Through a series of studio-based compositions, the work explores the interplay between sharp tailoring and high-contrast lighting, alternating between high-key minimalism and dramatic chiaroscuro. The project features photography by Zach Phan, who employs a mix of soft directional lighting and graphic shadow play to highlight textural elements like knitwear, leather, and tailored separates. Grooming and hair styling by Rafael Estrella Dunn emphasize the sculptural form of the subject, model Jack Stewart, whose varied postures and expressions define the editorial’s restrained aesthetic.
Project Rain Magazine · Mágoa
Rain Magazine presents Mágoa, a fashion editorial featuring model Jack Stewart. Captured by photographer Zach Phan, the series explores a modern menswear silhouette through a selection of monochrome portraits. The project leans into editorial styling and moody aesthetics, utilizing chiaroscuro lighting and high-contrast techniques to emphasize texture and sharp facial contours. Direction by Mark Benjamin maintains a consistent, minimalist focus throughout the shoot, with hair styling by Rafael Estrella Dunn.
Project Rain Magazine · LE VOILE - Rain Magazine December 2025 Cover
Rain Magazine captures a striking editorial moment for its December 2025 issue, titled LE VOILE. The cover features model Aluel Keror, who is styled by fashion editor Maria Teresa Strippoli in a metallic, sleeveless gown by designer Xiaowen Yu. The composition employs high-contrast studio lighting, creating a polished aesthetic that emphasizes the garment’s reflective textures and dimensional floral appliqués. Anchored by the publication's signature masthead, the graphic layout balances bold typography with the clean, minimalist backdrop.
Project Rain Magazine · Duality
Duality is a fashion editorial series for Rain Magazine that explores the relationship between structured design and tactile surfaces. Captured by photographer Oda Eide, the project leans into a clean aesthetic, balancing avant-garde silhouettes against urban and domestic backdrops. The work utilizes natural light to emphasize the materiality of high-contrast textiles, from shaggy faux furs and metallic finishes to soft knitwear. Masashi Konno provides hair styling, which complements the collection's diverse aesthetic, moving from voluminous, natural waves to sharp, minimalist bobs. The series frequently employs tactile, collage-inspired layering and subtle grainy textures, grounding the high-fashion styling in an organic, analogue-leaning visual language.
Project Rain Magazine · Rain Magazine August 2025 Covers
Rain Magazine captures a sharp editorial aesthetic for its August 2025 covers. The series leans into clean compositions, utilizing natural light to highlight textural details in classic tailoring and accessories. Photographer Bryan Torres leads the visual direction, featuring model Fernando Albaladejo in a range of structured layers. Fashion styling by Francisco Ugarte brings a cohesive look to the portraits, while makeup artistry by Alba Cordoba supports the editorial focus.
Project Rain Magazine · Rain Magazine July 2025 Cover
Rain Magazine captures a contemplative aesthetic for its July 2025 cover, titled 'En Pointe'. Shot on location by photographer Luigi Cianfarano, the editorial features model Roxane Marie against a backdrop of concrete architecture and pavement. The imagery utilizes soft daylight to enhance the composition, which leans into muted cool tones and a minimalist sensibility. Complementing the visual story, editorial typography frames the subject, who is styled in a layered Ferragamo look consisting of a knit wrap, leotard, and pointed ballet flats. The session included makeup artistry by Silvia Acquapendente and editorial direction from Editor-in-Chief Mark Benjamin.
Project Rain Magazine · Rain Magazine May 2025 Cover
Rain Magazine captures a contemporary editorial aesthetic for its May 2025 cover, featuring model Chandler Frye. The portrait centres on a close-up composition, highlighting a high-neck grey striped garment and detailed hair styling. Photographer Thanos Poulimenos utilises soft, even lighting to maintain a clean visual language against a neutral backdrop. Fashion editor and stylist Martin Metcalf oversees the look, with editorial design elements integrated into the vertical frame to complete the publication's front-cover layout.
Project Rain Magazine · Nova | February 2025 Cover
Rain Magazine's February 2025 Nova cover presents an avant-garde editorial study in volume and texture. Centered on a model outfitted in an oversized white faux-fur coat, the composition draws a sharp contrast against a vibrant, corrugated blue metal backdrop. The project features photography by Luigi Cianfarano, who utilizes clean, even lighting to emphasize the tactical quality of the garments. With casting directed by Sofia Michaud and editorial oversight from Editor-in-Chief Mark Benjamin, the cover adheres to a minimal, vertical aesthetic.
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