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Featured Risbel Magazine projects
This week's top Risbel Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Risbel Magazine · Agustín Della Corte
Risbel Magazine presents a fashion editorial feature spotlighting Agustín Della Corte. The series showcases a range of menswear styling, moving from relaxed utility pieces to sharp, classic tailoring. Photographer Alex Moro utilizes both monochromatic grades and soft, natural-leaning studio light to maintain a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The compositions prioritize textural detail, highlighting knitwear, leather jackets, and metal watch accents against consistent neutral backdrops. Techniques including analogue/film aesthetics and vertical framing provide a refined, understated look for this editorial project.
Project Risbel Magazine · The Edge Of Form
Risbel Magazine's fashion editorial, The Edge Of Form, explores the intersection of structured menswear and architectural brutalism. Photographer Alex Moro documents the collection through a blend of studio portraits and on-location urban compositions, emphasizing geometric lines and high-contrast textures. The series features a curated selection of tailored pinstripe coats and double-breasted suits. The work leans into minimalist aesthetics, utilizing hard light and monochromatic film techniques to define the relationship between the subject's posture and the surrounding industrial environment.
Project Risbel Magazine · Jordan Barrett
Risbel Magazine features model Jordan Barrett in an expansive fashion editorial series that explores tailored menswear within both intimate interiors and lush garden settings. The narrative balances a sense of classic elegance with playful, unconventional props, utilizing warm colour grading and soft natural light to achieve a cohesive visual tone. Photographed by Pepe Herreros, the series employs editorial techniques including analogue film textures to ground the portraits in a timeless aesthetic. The styling, supported by hair stylist Fernando Torrent, emphasizes clean lines and layered fabrics across a variety of outdoor and architectural backdrops.
Project Risbel Magazine · La vida era esto
Risbel Magazine presents 'La vida era esto,' a fashion editorial that centers on the interplay between structured menswear tailoring and voluminous, tactile outerwear. The series utilizes an analogue aesthetic, characterized by grainy textures and intentional film borders to anchor the imagery in a raw, cinematic style. Photographed by Alejandro Arrias and David Bravo, the editorial pivots between monochromatic studio settings and painterly, multi-tonal backdrops. The work emphasizes sculptural forms, layering oversized faux-fur garments over precise, academic-inspired tailoring, using soft, directional lighting to highlight the rich materiality of the textiles.
Project Risbel Magazine · Edu Roman
Risbel Magazine presents Edu Roman, a fashion editorial series capturing model Edu Román. Photographed by Alex Moro, the project utilizes a clean studio aesthetic to focus on classic tailoring and minimalist wardrobe choices, ranging from sharp suiting to casual corduroy and knitwear. Technically refined through the use of soft light and a controlled, neutral grey backdrop, the images lean into a monochrome and desaturated palette. The series employs an editorial approach that emphasizes expressive form and sharp lines, drawing on analogue film aesthetics to highlight the tactile textures of the styling.
Project Risbel Magazine · Romancero Gitano
Risbel Magazine delivers a masterclass in evocative visual storytelling with Romancero Gitano, an editorial fashion campaign that seamlessly merges the high-art sensibilities of classic portraiture with a deep reverence for historical architecture. Through the lens of photographer Andrea Illan, the project captures model Xavier Serrano against the ornate backdrop of neoclassical villas and intricate Moorish-style courtyards, creating an atmospheric narrative that feels both timeless and grounded. The creative direction leans heavily into a Mediterranean aesthetic, utilizing natural light to accentuate the rich, tactile qualities of the collection, which features patterned fabrics, textured knitwear, and loose, tailored silhouettes. By employing analogue film and high-contrast black and white techniques, the series achieves a cinematic quality that elevates the clothing beyond mere trend-setting, instead positioning it as an integral part of an enduring cultural landscape. The composition is consistently deliberate, using structured garden geometry and ornamental stone details to frame the subject, who moves between moments of candid joy and contemplative stillness. This editorial success is defined by the harmonious balance between the organic, sun-drenched settings and the rhythmic complexity of the patterns worn by the subject. Ultimately, the project serves as a sophisticated exploration of heritage, movement, and light, resulting in a series that reads as a poetic homage to traditional Andalusian surroundings.
Project Risbel Magazine · Galanes de noche
Galanes de noche, an evocative fashion editorial for Risbel Magazine, masterfully blurs the lines between classical portraiture and contemporary luxury style. Through the lens of photographer Álvaro Gracia, the project explores the interplay of masculinity and refinement, utilizing models Edu Román and Jorge Roman to anchor a series of sharp, meticulously styled compositions. The imagery leans into an aesthetic that feels both cinematic and rooted in history, seamlessly blending high-fashion sensibilities with vintage, romantic undertones. By employing a diverse range of techniques, including studio strobe lighting for crisp, minimalist portraits and low-key chiaroscuro that creates deep, dramatic tension, the production achieves a timeless quality. The use of analogue film photography in several frames further enriches the visual narrative, lending a raw, authentic texture to the polished tailoring of the suits and formal wear. Whether capturing the subjects in the midst of fluid motion or in poised, regal stillness against ornate gold-leaf relief molding and plush velvet, the project maintains a consistent commitment to editorial minimalism. Every element, from the delicate floral details to the architectural framing, serves to elevate the sartorial focus. This sophisticated body of work successfully repositions formal menswear within an opulent, narrative-driven framework, proving that traditional elegance remains a powerful vehicle for modern creative expression in the luxury fashion landscape.
Project Risbel Magazine · Risbel Magazine #25 A/W 2025 Cover
Risbel Magazine presents its Autumn/Winter 2025 cover featuring model Jordan Barrett. Captured by photographer Pepe Herreros, the editorial composition leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, utilising soft light to highlight the intricate, vintage damask wallpaper backdrop. The vertical imagery frames Barrett in a relaxed pose, styling a layered ensemble of an off-white overshirt and tailored trousers. The visual narrative relies on tactile textures and subtle botanical accents, centering the cover on the distinct editorial tone curated for the publication's twenty-fifth issue.
Project Risbel Magazine · Risbel Magazine #23 F/W 2024 Cover
Risbel Magazine presents a monochrome cover for its #23 Fall/Winter 2024 edition, featuring model Fernando Albaladejo. Captured by photographer Alex Moro, the portrait utilizes high-contrast lighting to create a gritty, editorial aesthetic. The composition leans into a low-key chiaroscuro technique, highlighting the textures of the subject’s attire. The final output aligns with a traditional analogue film quality, grounding the magazine's visual identity within a refined, modern print context.
Project Risbel Magazine · Manual de Mel
Manual de Mel is a fashion editorial feature for Risbel Magazine, showcasing a series of portraits centered on actor Álvaro Mel. The project leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilising soft lighting to emphasise the intricate textures and patterns of high-end tailoring, including jacquard and denim ensembles. Photographer Álvaro Gracia captures the subject against solid, vibrant backdrops that highlight the silhouette and detailed finishes of the apparel. Retouching by Viktoriia Gasanova maintains a clean, editorial look throughout the series, creating a sharp, cohesive visual narrative.
Project Risbel Magazine · Risbel Magazine #24 Spring/Summer 2025 Cover
Risbel Magazine presents the cover for its Spring/Summer 2025 issue, #24. The editorial cover story features a close-up profile portrait of Fernando Lindez, set against an expansive water background. Captured by photographer Pepe Herreros, the imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the subject's profile contours. The composition incorporates wet textures and dynamic water droplets, maintaining a clean aesthetic for the seasonal publication.
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