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Featured Re-Edition Magazine projects
This week's top Re-Edition Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Irina
Captured by photographer Davit Giorgadze for Re-Edition Magazine, this editorial series presents model Irina Shayk through a lens of sharp tailoring and sculptural geometry. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing clean studio backdrops and soft, diffused lighting to emphasize the architectural quality of the garments. Fashion editor Dogi Nesanir curates a diverse wardrobe, shifting between structured blazers, utility-heavy outerwear, and intricate, tactile pieces featuring passementerie and fringe. The production incorporates unexpected studio props, including vintage motorcycles and classic cars, to create graphic points of interest. With hair by Kalle Eklund and makeup by Vassilis Theotokis, the work maintains a polished, cohesive visual narrative defined by deliberate poses and clear, high-contrast compositions.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Malin and Echo
Re-Edition Magazine presents Malin and Echo, a fashion editorial series that contrasts sleek, avant-garde apparel against an immersive, organic woodland backdrop. Captured by photographer Ben Taylor, the series leans into an earthy aesthetic, using natural light to highlight the interplay between structured leather, vinyl, and high-fashion textures and the raw elements of the forest floor. Styled by Mauricio Nardi, the project features models Echo Zhao and Malin Rudnick, whose ensembles move between oversized, belted silhouettes and vibrant, layered pieces. With hair styling by Joseph Pujalte and makeup by Marie Duhart, the editorial utilizes the shifting colors of seasonal foliage to create a moody and atmospheric narrative.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · DON'T TOWEL OFF JUST YET
For Re-Edition Magazine's editorial project 'DON'T TOWEL OFF JUST YET,' photographer Mauro Maglione captures a series of portraits that explore the interplay of high-fashion silhouettes and raw studio environments. Under the direction of fashion editor Marco Van den Hove, the imagery balances sharp, clean minimalism with tactile, textured layering, utilizing both diffused soft lighting and direct flash to articulate depth. Featuring models Martina Bergamini and Modu Fall, the work leans into an interplay of soft knits, structured leather, and translucent overlays set against industrial or sparse studio backdrops. The editorial is further defined by the contributions of hair stylist Pierpaolo Lai, makeup artist Luciano Chiarello, and set designer Flavia Manacorda, who collectively bring an eclectic, layered aesthetic to the publication's narrative. Casting director Julia Asaro and manicurist Isabella Franchi round out the creative team for this production.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · AW 2025 - Kim Kardashian
Re-Edition Magazine presents its AW 2025 issue featuring Kim Kardashian. Photographed by Thibaut Grevet, the editorial portrait series leans into high-contrast aesthetics, utilizing both monochrome film grain and vibrant magenta lighting grades to define the visual language. Fashion editor Jahleel Weaver crafts a series of avant-garde looks, mixing tailored oversized blazers and windowpane checks with trompe-l'œil body paint and graphic eye masks. The beauty direction, led by hair stylist Evanie Frausto and makeup artists Athena Paginton and Jezz Hill, centers on a transformative short pixie cut and dramatic, smudged smoky eye cosmetics. Executed within a minimalist studio context, the series shifts between soft-light portraits and sharp chiaroscuro setups. The project highlights a refined approach to editorial photography, favouring analogue-inspired textures and graphic collage techniques.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Rita Ora
Re-Edition Magazine presents a raw, fashion-focused editorial featuring entertainer Rita Ora. The series leans into a documentary-style aesthetic, utilizing grainy analogue film and natural light to capture candid suburban settings. The imagery moves through various outdoor environments, from residential porches to chain-link backdrops, highlighting a range of textures in the styling. Photographer Chloe Chippendale leads the visual direction, working alongside fashion editor Daniel Gaines to curate a look defined by both casual streetwear and structured statement pieces. The project features hair styling by Erol Karadağ and makeup artistry by Lilly Pollan, supporting the candid and unpolished energy present throughout the editorial.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Parade incognito
For Re-Edition Magazine's Parade incognito editorial, photographer Mark Luckasavage captures a series of monochrome fashion portraits that balance high-end tailoring with the raw, unfinished aesthetic of a studio environment. The project leans into a minimalist visual language, alternating between clean, neutral backdrops and industrial set elements like shipping crates and exposed production cabling. Fashion editor and stylist Virginie Benarroch centers the narrative on structural silhouettes, pairing voluminous textures and draped garments with precise, architectural tailoring. The images utilise a variety of lighting techniques, from soft, diffused highlights that emphasise fabric detail to high-contrast flash that leans into a raw, behind-the-scenes atmosphere. Creative collaboration for the project includes hair styling by Franziska Presche and makeup by Thierry Do Nascimento, with casting by Bert Martirosyan and manicures by Ama Cauvas. The editorial features models Sara Caballero, Lota Blaskovic, and Ajus Samuel, framing the collection through a combination of studio minimalism and film-inspired, high-contrast imagery.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Bimba y Lola
Captured for Re-Edition Magazine, this editorial series for Bimba y Lola explores the interplay between contemporary luxury silhouettes and varied architectural environments. The project utilizes a blend of studio-based staging and natural, outdoor settings to showcase seasonal garments through a disciplined, clean lens. Photographer Felicity Ingram employs a consistent aesthetic throughout, frequently leaning into analogue film techniques and high-contrast monochrome treatments. With fashion styling by Esther Matilla, the imagery places model Maddie Demaine in compositions ranging from stark, minimalist studio portraits to textured, organic environments like greenhouses and weathered industrial sites. The editorial is supported by a precise collaborative team, including hair styling by Kei Terada, makeup by Erin Green, and manicure work by Liia Zotova. The cohesion of the series is further anchored by the set design of Tobias Blackmore, which bridges the gap between the structured interior shots and the more evocative outdoor sequences.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Kai Isaiah Jamal
Re-Edition Magazine presents a comprehensive fashion editorial featuring model Kai Isaiah Jamal. Photographed by Pieter Hugo, the series leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilising soft natural light to define sculptural silhouettes and intricate garment textures. The visuals favour clean, vertical compositions that focus on intimate portraiture and avant-garde styling. The project incorporates diverse creative techniques, ranging from elaborate hair design to detailed body ornamentation. Fashion styling is provided by Anders Solvsten Thomsen, with hair by Pablo Kuemin, makeup by Bea Sweet, and casting by Nicola Kast. The resulting imagery explores form and texture within a neutral studio environment.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Saint Laurent
Re-Edition Magazine presents a series of fashion editorials featuring the sculptural tailoring of Saint Laurent. Photographed by Sean and Seng, the series leans into a polished, editorial aesthetic that balances oversized, menswear-inspired silhouettes with intricate details like lace ruffs and ruffled collars. The production features model Penelope Ternes, with fashion direction and styling by Jo Barker. The visuals oscillate between stark, monochrome studio portraits against neutral backgrounds and high-contrast compositions set against vibrant orange backdrops. Hair and makeup artistry by Mel Arter emphasizes a range of styles, from slicked-back and spiked hair to bold, graphic eye makeup, with casting directed by Ricky Michiels.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Deva Cassel
Captured by photographer William Waterworth, this fashion editorial for Re-Edition Magazine features model Deva Cassel in a series of highly graphic, studio-based portraits. The imagery navigates between stark monochrome compositions and warm-toned studies, unified by a recurring visual motif of geometric circular elements and bold architectural lines. Fashion editor Louise Ford anchors the visual narrative, pairing structured tailoring and distressed denim with precise, minimalist styling. The production is rounded out by detailed hair styling from Christian Eberhard and makeup by Min Kim, while set designer Mila Taylor-Young provides the clean, high-contrast environments that frame each look. Casting by Ricky Michiels completes the team for this editorial set.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · Lara
Lara, a fashion editorial produced for Re-Edition Magazine, presents a comprehensive series of portraits featuring model Lara Menezes. The project shifts between the controlled geometry of studio settings and the organic, tactile quality of outdoor environments, utilising natural light and clean compositions to foreground intricate garment textures and layered styling choices. Photographer Simons Pinckney Finnerty captures the series with a focus on both minimalist studio arrangements and authentic, weathered urban backdrops. The editorial is defined by a distinct visual approach, blending high-fashion silhouettes with candid, earthy elements. Fashion styling by Rudi Edwards provides a core narrative throughline, supported by Yoko Setoyama on hair, Claire Urquhart on makeup, Ricky Michiels on casting, and Cherrie Snow on manicures.
Project Re-Edition Magazine · White Whales Are Gone With The White Ocean
White Whales Are Gone With The White Ocean is a fashion editorial series for Re-Edition Magazine featuring model Saskia de Brauw. The project leans into a surreal, conceptual aesthetic, utilizing sculpture-like silhouettes and contrasting textures to explore avant-garde garment design. Photographed by Théo de Gueltzl, the series employs editorial techniques like monochrome palettes and analogue film photography. The visual narrative is supported by styling from George Krakowiak, with hair by Christian Eberhard and makeup by Aurore Gibrien. Set design by Mila Taylor-Young and casting by Anita Bitton provide a clean, studio-bound framework for these sculptural portraits.
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