S Moda for El Pais
Featured S Moda for El Pais projects
This week's top S Moda for El Pais projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Mango Eckhaus Latta
This fashion editorial for S Moda, a publication of El Pais, captures the collaborative intersection between heritage retail and avant-garde design in the Mango Eckhaus Latta collection. Photographer Antártica translates the partnership into a series of urban snapshots that lean into architectural minimalism, emphasizing the raw, everyday luxury of the garments against stark concrete settings. Through a deliberate lifestyle lens, the imagery moves beyond traditional product staging to create a sense of candid movement and modern ease. Model Angelina Sandoval grounds the high-concept pieces—ranging from structured blazers and cut-out leggings to playful, chunky plastic accessories—with a steady, unassuming presence that feels inherently contemporary. Stylist Paula Delgado curates the looks to highlight the collection's textural interplay, balancing metallic woven totes and muted purple minidresses against the brutalist backdrop of glass and stone. Captured entirely under natural light, the series utilizes sharp shadows and distinct silhouettes to define the shapes of the collection without the interference of artificial staging. These images serve as a masterclass in editorial storytelling, proving that high fashion thrives in the mundane. By favoring natural light and an authentic, street-influenced aesthetic, the project successfully bridges the gap between commercial viability and the unconventional spirit of the Eckhaus Latta design house, resulting in a cohesive visual narrative that is as grounded as it is elevated.
Project S Moda for El Pais · S Moda for El Pais May 2026 Cover
For the May 2026 cover of S Moda for El Pais, photographer Gorka Postigo captures a masterclass in editorial portraiture, featuring the luminous Penelope Cruz in a series of intimate, high-concept vignettes. Moving away from traditional studio artifice, the project leans into a quiet, cinematic aesthetic that frames its subject with newfound vulnerability and poise. Fashion editor and stylist Juan Cebrian anchors the narrative through a sophisticated interplay of textures, pairing structured grey plaid blazers and fringe-detailed tweed suits with bold, vibrant knits that offer a deliberate chromatic contrast. The visual language relies heavily on natural light and soft, directional illumination, which accentuates the tactile richness of deep purple velvet sofas and textured bedding, grounding each frame in a tangible, lived-in reality. With meticulous set design by Virginia Sancho, the imagery feels less like a formal shoot and more like a private, behind-the-scenes glimpse into a composed, quiet world. The collaboration extends to the transformative artistry of hair and makeup stylist Pablo Iglesias and manicurist Lucero Hurtado, whose work provides the polished details necessary to elevate these lifestyle-driven portraits into a cohesive editorial statement. By prioritizing symmetrical compositions and moody, muted environments, the shoot succeeds in creating a series of timeless images that feel both profoundly modern and inherently classic, perfectly capturing the essence of the celebrated Spanish icon.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Isabella Rossellini es Infinita
In a featured editorial spread for S Moda for El Pais, photographer Nico Bustos captures actress and model Isabella Rossellini in a series of intimate, high-contrast portraits. The project, titled 'Isabella Rossellini es Infinita,' explores the subject's profile through a sequence of studio captures that leverage both clean, balanced compositions and moody, low-key lighting techniques. Working within an editorial framework, the photography emphasizes sculptural silhouettes and intricate styling. Bustos utilizes both color and monochrome palettes to highlight textural details, from heavy fabrics and tailored cloaks to layered jewelry and accessories. The imagery leans into a polished aesthetic, punctuated by soft lighting and occasional chiaroscuro effects that define the subject's presence.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Ayo Edebiri by AB + DM
S Moda for El Pais presents an editorial series featuring actor Ayo Edebiri, captured by photography duo AB + DM. The project highlights a series of studio-based portraits that lean into clean, sophisticated art direction, utilising natural light and a neutral backdrop to emphasize the subject's wardrobe and dynamic posing. The editorial aesthetic remains consistent throughout the series, moving between high-contrast monochrome close-ups and full-length portraits. Styling, handled by Fabio Immediato, focuses on structured tailoring and textured silhouettes, including leather outerwear and detailed floral patterns. The technical execution is supported by the work of hair stylist Jacob Aaron Dillon, makeup artist Deanna Carrion, manicurist Naoko Saita, and set designer Maxim Jezek.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Una sombra de exceso
Una sombra de exceso is an editorial beauty spread produced for S Moda for El Pais. Captured by photographer Mikael Schulz, the series leans into high-key, clean aesthetics to showcase vibrant cosmetic applications and intricate jewelry styling. The project features a series of close-up portraits and product flat-lays that highlight textures, including metallic pigments, glossy lip finishes, and graphic eyeshadow techniques. Hair styling by Nastya Miliaeva complements the polished look, utilizing a bright, beauty-light approach to maintain clarity and focus on the detail of the makeup and accessory components across the magazine layout.
Project S Moda for El Pais · S Moda for El Pais September 2025 Cover
S Moda for El Pais presents a striking editorial portrait featuring actor Ester Exposito for their September 2025 issue. Captured by photographer Ben Parks, the vertical composition leans into a clean, understated aesthetic that highlights the subject against a rustic stone backdrop. The project captures a candid, relaxed energy through natural light, with fashion styling by Juan Cebrian. The look is completed by hair styling from Fer Martínez and makeup artistry by Jesus De Paula.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Steffi x Cartier
S Moda for El Pais features model Steffi Cook in a curated jewellery editorial showcasing Cartier's latest high jewellery collections. Photographed by Claire Rothstein, the series explores the intersection of fine craftsmanship and floral motifs through a series of intimate, vertical portraits. The execution relies on controlled beauty light and a painterly, atmospheric aesthetic to highlight the intricate textures of both the garments and the jewellery pieces. Stylist Beatriz Moreno de la Cova pairs structured tailoring with gemstone-heavy accessories, while hair styling by Marc Orsatelli and makeup by Lloyd Simmonds maintain a clean, natural look that emphasizes the subject's features. Christina Conrad completes the look with detailed nail artistry, captured across varied backdrops that lean into warm, earthy tones and low-key chiaroscuro lighting.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Tiempo de raíces
Tiempo de raíces is a fashion editorial series produced for S Moda for El Pais. Photographed by Pablo Curto, the project features model Tindi Mar set against the rugged coastal landscapes and arid terrain of a desert environment. Styling by Paula Delgado leans into an earthy aesthetic, pairing minimalist swimsuits and structured separates with tactile accessories. The imagery utilizes analogue film techniques and natural light to capture a series of scenes that blend raw geological textures with coastal architecture. The series maintains a consistent, warm, and desaturated palette throughout.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Apertura Belleza
Apertura Belleza is a beauty editorial feature produced for S Moda for El Pais. Captured by photographer Javier Biosca, the series centers on model Hannah Motler in a collection of minimalist studio portraits. The execution channels a refined, editorial aesthetic, utilizing soft directional lighting and monochrome tones to emphasize sculptural forms and clean lines. The project incorporates an analogue film quality with a distinct low-key, chiaroscuro approach. Fashion direction is provided by Juan Cebrian, with styling by Paula Delgado and makeup artistry by Jose Carlos Gonzalez.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Ana Rujas
S Moda for El Pais presents a series of fashion editorials featuring actress and model Ana Rujas. Photographed by Javier Biosca, the collection moves between controlled studio environments and clean, minimalist settings, focusing on the interplay of texture and form. The project channels a stark aesthetic, utilizing monochrome palettes and natural light to highlight intricate knitwear, leather, and draped silhouettes. With fashion styling by Angela Esteban Librero, the imagery employs editorial techniques to create sculptural, angular compositions that emphasize the subject's movement and presence.
Project S Moda for El Pais · S Moda for El Pais September 2026 Cover
For the September 2026 cover of S Moda for El Pais, photographer Thomas Whiteside orchestrates a striking editorial portrait that pivots away from traditional static fashion poses. The cover features actor Chloë Grace Moretz in a moment of poised irreverence, balanced atop a grand piano with a sense of deliberate athleticism. By utilizing soft light to maintain a clean, minimalist composition against a light grey background, Whiteside creates an atmosphere that feels both high-fashion and intimate. This commercial work thrives on the interplay between the stark architectural lines of the instrument and the fluid elegance of the subject, who wears a vibrant red dress that commands attention without overwhelming the frame. The project succeeds through the seamless alignment of its creative team, including precise hair styling by Gregory Russell and polished makeup by Emily Cheng, which together ground the editorial look in a contemporary, accessible aesthetic. Subtle details, such as the meticulous nail artistry by Betina Goldstein and the controlled environment crafted by set designer Peter Gueracague, underscore the technical rigor behind the production. By employing a clean live-action technique, the team has delivered a visual narrative that captures a refined lifestyle energy, ensuring the cover remains a standout piece of media and entertainment photography that feels entirely at home in a high-end publication like S Moda.
Project S Moda for El Pais · Chloe Grace Moretz
In this sophisticated fashion editorial for S Moda, actress Chloe Grace Moretz commands the lens with a blend of playful charisma and high-fashion poise. Captured by photographer Thomas Whiteside, the project functions as an expansive study of textures and contrasts, utilizing editorial styling to elevate the luxury fashion house garments worn by the star. Whether reclining across a sleek grand piano or framed against the saturated depth of a rich, monochromatic red wall, Moretz exudes a narrative presence that bridges the gap between commercial appeal and avant-garde portraiture. The execution leans heavily into a clean aesthetic, with soft light techniques ensuring the intricate detailing of the clothing—from ruffled collars and plush faux furs to the tactile wools of the set—remains the clear focal point. Complementing this visual journey, the contributions of hair stylist Gregory Russell and manicurist Betina Goldstein add essential polish, while the nuanced environmental framing by set designer Peter Gueracague allows the wardrobe to oscillate effortlessly between modern minimalist studio settings and sun-drenched, foliage-filled outdoor vignettes. By expertly layering light and color, the imagery captures a distinct sense of movement and candor, effectively positioning the subject within a contemporary, curated lifestyle space that invites the viewer to look beyond the silhouette and appreciate the artistry inherent in high-end design.
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