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Featured Revue Magazine projects
This week's top Revue Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Revue Magazine · Labyrinthe du Soi
Labyrinthe du Soi is a comprehensive beauty and fashion editorial series featured in Revue Magazine. The project channels an avant-garde aesthetic, utilizing extreme macro photography and sharp, directional lighting to explore the interplay between human skin texture and high-concept cosmetic application. Photographer Arash Khaksari leads the visual execution, working alongside stylist Eline Hoyois and set designer Clara Lasagna to create a series of minimalist, highly textured compositions. The work balances precise tailoring and sculptural silhouettes with delicate, painterly makeup looks by Laura Dominique and intricate hair styling by Pierre Saint Sever.
Project Revue Magazine · Odorama
Revue Magazine’s Odorama project is a series of conceptual still life photographs exploring the intersection of fragrance and sculpture. The imagery leans into artistic, editorial compositions that juxtapose perfume vessels with unexpected textures, ranging from baked bread and melting candles to polished metallic spheres and vintage silver. Photographer Cameron Bensley captures these arrangements through clean, directional lighting and macro techniques. The series maintains a consistent visual focus on material contrast and form, employing editorial, low-key, and natural light styles to accentuate the glass and metallic surfaces within each frame.
Project Revue Magazine · Les caractères ou les mœurs de ce siècle
Les caractères ou les mœurs de ce siècle is a fashion editorial series for Revue Magazine that explores contemporary tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes. Photographed by Joachim Müller-Ruchholtz, the project features model Steinberg in a sequence of experimental ensembles, ranging from voluminous denim and structured blazers to sheer lace and metallic-accented footwear. Fashion direction by Ali + Aniko leans into a raw, minimalist aesthetic, placing the subject against stark interior walls and dark flooring to highlight complex textures. The imagery, captured using analogue film and natural light, maintains a clean and intentional visual language. Key contributions include hair styling by Yoko Setoyama, makeup by Ciara O'Shea, and casting by Emilie Åström.
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