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Featured Schön! Switzerland projects
This week's top Schön! Switzerland projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Apollo and Daphne
Schön! Switzerland captures a compelling tension in Apollo and Daphne, a high-fashion editorial that masterfully juxtaposes the delicate, sculptural world of couture with the raw, industrial grit of a boxing gym. Through the lens of photographer Mattia Holm, the series leans into an aesthetic of profound contrast, placing avant-garde, voluminous gowns and ethereal, feathered garments against the stark backdrop of red-roped rings and punching bags. The project, styled by Raytell Bridges with hair artistry by Niko Weddle, finds a unique balance between the fragile elegance of the models and the inherent intensity of the athletic environment. Utilizing a mix of cinematic natural light and moody chiaroscuro, the imagery emphasizes texture and silhouette, from intricate lattice-style cutouts to the luminous, glowing skin captured in intimate portraiture. Model Anastasiia Koval embodies this duality, navigating the space between ethereal grace and athletic strength with a gaze that is both polished and formidable. By blending studio strobe techniques with the moody, dim ambiance of a gym, the collection achieves a sophisticated narrative that feels both conceptual and grounded. This editorial serves as a masterclass in visual storytelling, where every detail, from the tactile denim vests to the heavy gold-toned jewelry, heightens the interplay between the refined garment and the rugged setting.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Into the Gold
Into the Gold is a fashion editorial produced for Schön! Switzerland, capturing a nostalgic, sun-drenched narrative set against tranquil lakeside landscapes and dense woodland. Photographed by Giovanni Gori and Andrea Aldrovandi, the series channels a distinct 1970s retro aesthetic, utilising soft golden hour natural light and film-inspired textures to ground the high-fashion styling in an intimate, earthy atmosphere. The editorial features model Amaëlle Gery, with styling that emphasises layered knits, structured tailoring, and vintage-inspired accessories. The visual composition frequently incorporates a classic white convertible as a central prop, framing the subject through the vehicle's interior to enhance the project's cinematic, warm-toned mood. With hair styling by Giovanni Erroi, makeup by Elena Pivetta, and casting by Laura Stella Motta, the project maintains a cohesive, sunkissed finish throughout.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Is red a color or a feeling?
Schön! Switzerland explores the evocative potential of a single pigment in 'Is red a color or a feeling?', a beauty editorial featuring extreme macro photography. The project documents a series of avant-garde looks, utilizing experimental textures and saturated light washes to shift the focus between skin detail and abstract color play. Photographed by Fernando Gomez, the work leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that pairs clean, high-key backdrops with intense red-tinted lighting. Makeup artist Raffaele Romangoli anchors the series through tactile applications, including fibrous flocking and high-gloss finishes, while hair stylist Marcos Perez contributes soft, framing silhouettes that provide structural balance to the graphic compositions.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Schön! Switzerland September 2025 Covers
Schön! Switzerland unveils its September 2025 cover series, featuring a high-impact editorial portrait of Nour Rizk. Captured by photographer Fouad Tadros, the imagery leans into a clean, studio-lit aesthetic. The production centers on a bold makeup concept by artist Sharbel Hasbany, characterized by sculptural red forms across the eyes and sharp, dark lip work. This vertical composition serves as the anchor for the magazine's seasonal cover edition.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Farida Khelfa - Dior Red
Schön! Switzerland presents 'Farida Khelfa - Dior Red,' a high-fashion editorial portrait series featuring model Farida Khelfa. Photographed by Álvaro Gracia with creative oversight from Editor-in-Chief Laura Knoops, the project leans into a minimalist, high-contrast aesthetic centered on a bold red and black color palette. The series highlights avant-garde silhouettes and intricate lace garments, styled by fashion editor Mickael Carpin. Through the use of graphic color blocking and saturated studio lighting, the imagery emphasizes the interplay between sculptural accessories and the subject's emotive presence. Hair by Dalibor Vrtina and makeup by Sharbel Hasbany contribute to the final look, which explores themes of theatricality and form through a series of vertical and horizontal compositions.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Schön! Switzerland N.12 Covers
Schön! Switzerland N.12 showcases a dual-aesthetic approach to editorial design, featuring distinct cover executions that highlight both aquatic and studio portraiture. The first cover, captured by photographers June Tamo-Collin and Michael Muller with art direction from Laura Knoops, utilizes an underwater setting to emphasize contrast and movement, leaning into an ethereal, monochrome palette. The second iteration leans into contemporary fashion sensibilities, presenting a clean portrait of model Kit Price. Photographed against a neutral, textured backdrop using natural light, the composition focuses on structured tailoring and precise layering. These covers represent the publication's signature editorial style, balancing sharp graphic typography with varied visual techniques.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Voyage
Voyage is a fashion editorial series for Schön! Switzerland that explores themes of travel and nostalgia through a stylized lens. Photographer June Tamo-Collin captures the narrative with a focus on rich textures and curated props, incorporating elements of origami and vintage-inspired aesthetics to build a cohesive visual journey. Featuring art direction by Laura Knoops and fashion styling by Aliyah Semillano, the project employs moody, chiaroscuro lighting and warm, grainy tones to elevate the editorial compositions. Model Kit Price brings a dynamic presence to the series, appearing in a variety of classic tailoring and layered ensembles that emphasize the interplay between form, fabric, and travel-centric accessories.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Alizé
Schön! Switzerland presents Alizé, an editorial beauty series photographed by Greg Adamski. The project focuses on high-impact cosmetic artistry and detailed fashion styling, utilising a range of moody and clean studio environments to explore colour and texture. The series features makeup by Raffaele Romangoli, incorporating graphic pigments and metallic tones, complemented by hair styling from Tsuyoshi Tamai. Fashion editor Re Han provides the wardrobe and accessories, including sculptural headpieces and textured garments that anchor the avant-garde aesthetic.
Project Schön! Switzerland · The great escape
For 'The Great Escape,' photographer Dan-Cristian Gocan captures model Denis Jovanovic in a series of monochromatic fashion portraits that explore the intersection of structured menswear and rugged, high-altitude terrain. The editorial frames the subject against dramatic, sweeping vistas, juxtaposing tailored pinstripe suits and leather trench coats against the harsh, rocky textures of mountainous landscapes. The project leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing natural light to carve sharp contours and defined shadows across the subject's features. These images, characterised by a gritty, high-contrast finish, move between poised, formal poses and more relaxed, candid moments, highlighting both the precision of the styling and the vastness of the natural environment.
Project Schön! Switzerland · Schön! Switzerland N.11 Covers
Schön! Switzerland N.11 features a dual-cover editorial series that explores portraiture within the media and entertainment landscape. The project presents a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing directional and moody high-contrast lighting to define the subjects. Photographer Stephanie Pistel captures conductor Lorenzo Viotti in a structured, earth-toned portrait, while the accompanying cover features model Heidi Klum in a textured, snakeskin-print silhouette. The visual execution relies on a consistent vertical composition and a clean studio backdrop to highlight the apparel styling by fashion editor Ellen Mirck and art direction from Laura Knoops.
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