Rouge Fashionbook
Featured Rouge Fashionbook projects
This week's top Rouge Fashionbook projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Rouge Fashionbook · Home as where we make it
Home as where we make it is a fashion editorial series for Rouge Fashionbook, exploring community and character through intimate portraiture. Photographed by Vivek Vadoliya, the project leans into a documentary aesthetic that pairs sculptural silhouettes with vibrant, textured environments. Fashion styling by Herin Choi defines the visual language, utilizing bold patterns, traditional embellishments, and earthy palettes to contrast against eclectic backdrops. The series makes extensive use of natural light and warm tones to capture a sense of connection, with casting direction by Gabrielle Lawrence grounding the subjects within their surroundings. The work blends editorial precision with a retro, analogue film sensibility.
Project Rouge Fashionbook · Rouge Fashionbook Issue 16 Covers
Rouge Fashionbook Issue 16 covers showcase a collection of fashion editorial portraits, featuring models including Sasha Pivovarova, Xiao Wen Ju, Lila Moss, and Lourdes Leon. The project integrates varied visual techniques, ranging from desaturated, grainy analogue photography to high-contrast monochrome and clean, minimalist studio lighting. Creative direction for the project is led by Alex Slavycz, with photography contributions from Tom Blesch, Huang Jiaqi, and Zoey Grossman. The series emphasizes sculptural silhouettes and textile textures, utilizing a combination of natural window light and controlled studio environments to define the publication's aesthetic.
Project Rouge Fashionbook · Home is it a Space or a Place
Home is it a Space or a Place is a fashion editorial series produced for Rouge Fashionbook, exploring the interplay between minimalist architectural environments and textural garment design. Photographed by Karl Felix, the series features model Gret Mateides across a variety of interior and urban settings, utilizing natural light to define sculptural silhouettes and clean, high-contrast compositions. The project leans into a desaturated palette, often emphasizing the structural qualities of clothing against concrete backdrops or misty, low-key streetscapes. The visual narrative is shaped by the styling of Rogelio F. Burgos, who juxtaposes voluminous forms and sheer, embellished fabrics with raw industrial surroundings. Expertly finished with hair by Nicolas Philippon and makeup by Gianluca Venerdini, the editorial maintains a consistent, polished aesthetic. Set design by Rebecca Ilse provides the necessary negative space to ground the subjects, resulting in an atmospheric collection that balances intimate, contemplative portraiture with expansive urban infrastructure.
Project Rouge Fashionbook · Photography Arturo Alcala
Shot by photographer Arturo Alcala for Rouge Fashionbook, this editorial series explores the intersection of high fashion and metropolitan life. Captured across a variety of urban environments, the imagery leverages the stark geometry of city architecture and the raw energy of street-level movement. The series features models Souleymane Sacko and Yan Li, with styling by Sachiko Earlene Clyde and movement direction by Jorge Dorsinville. The work leans into a gritty, documentary-inspired aesthetic, utilizing monochrome film techniques and direct natural light to accentuate the textures of the apparel, ranging from tailored leather trench coats to intricate, patterned streetwear. The project oscillates between deliberate, high-contrast portraiture and cinematic, atmospheric street photography.
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