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Featured Silhouette Magazine projects
This week's top Silhouette Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Queen of Earth
In Queen of Earth, Silhouette Magazine delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to center the interplay between avant-garde silhouette and human form. Under the lens of photographer Bohdan Bohdanov, the project functions as a high-fashion study that leans into the raw power of texture and architectural design. Fashion editor and stylist Kevin Lanoy orchestrates a complex visual language, layering structural corset-work, distressed fabrics, and ethereal feather-adorned headpieces to construct a narrative that feels both timeless and aggressively modern. Central to this aesthetic is model Mary Ukech, whose presence anchors the series, bridging the gap between delicate elegance and sculptural intensity. The editorial utilizes a mix of studio strobe and natural light to maintain an even, clinical clarity, ensuring the intricate patterns and layered silhouettes remain the focal point against stark off-white backdrops. With precise hair styling by Anastasiia Tymoshchuk and nuanced makeup application from Batuhan Sara, the team emphasizes a profound contrast between deep skin tones and pristine white garments. This series avoids the clutter of contemporary trends, instead opting for a cinematic rhythm that celebrates the motion of fabric and the geometry of the body. Ultimately, Queen of Earth serves as a sophisticated testament to the power of deliberate, high-concept fashion photography, where every fold, ruffle, and gaze is rendered with surgical, evocative precision.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Pasha
Silhouette Magazine presents an editorial spread featuring model Pasha Harulia. The series utilizes a minimalist studio approach, pairing neutral grey backgrounds with avant-garde silhouettes to highlight sculptural forms and natural textures. Photographer Denis Boulze employs soft, directional lighting to define clean proportions and fabric details. The styling, curated by fashion editor Gaelle Bon, focuses on graphic lines and intricate layering, while makeup artist Tiziana Raimondo provides a refined aesthetic. Casting for the feature was managed by Maria Pablo Feliz.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Demy
Captured for Silhouette Magazine, the editorial series 'Demy' centers on a study of structure and movement. Featuring model Demy de Vries, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, juxtaposing tailored, high-fashion silhouettes against raw, coastal environments. The imagery transitions between sharp, graphic black-and-white portraits and warm, earthy color compositions, each emphasizing the interplay of fabric and landscape. Photographer Amélie Ambroise captures the subject within wind-swept shorelines and rugged, rocky terrains, employing a tactile, grainy quality that lends the work an analogue feel. With fashion styling by Gaelle Bon, the wardrobe highlights dramatic tailoring, oversized coats, and sculptural headwear that mirror the geometric elements of the natural backdrop. Hair styling by Liv Holst and casting by Maria Pablo Feliz round out the production, resulting in a cohesive visual narrative defined by stark shadows and serene, atmospheric lighting.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Anna
Anna is a fashion editorial series for Silhouette Magazine, centered on a series of portraits that lean into a soft, minimalist aesthetic. The project features a model in layered ensembles of tulle, lace, and technical ruffles, utilizing a pastel-forward palette to build a cohesive visual narrative. The execution relies on diffused natural light and controlled studio environments to emphasize fabric textures and translucent layering. With photography by Anya Holdstock and fashion styling by Gaelle Bon, the series highlights structural silhouettes and delicate textile details. The look is completed by hair styling from Benjamin David, who employs textured, spiky, and wind-tousled finishes to ground the ethereal garments.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Marion
Silhouette Magazine features actor Marion Cotillard in this editorial portrait series, captured by photographer Fanny Latour-Lambert. The imagery explores a minimalist office aesthetic, utilizing retro studio props and clean architectural lines to frame the subject. Fashion editor Gaelle Bon contributes styling that ranges from textured tweed suiting to silk tailoring, while set designer Sylvain Cabouat incorporates vintage elements like manual typewriters and tubular chrome furniture to build the scene. The shoot leans into an analogue film aesthetic, characterized by natural light, soft grain, and a muted color palette.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Sigrid
Silhouette Magazine presents Sigrid, a fashion editorial portrait series that captures model Sigrid de l'Epine across a range of interior and exterior settings. The work relies on natural light and an analogue film aesthetic to emphasize the tactile quality of the clothing and environments. Throughout the series, the imagery leans into moody, chiaroscuro lighting and earthy color palettes. Photographer Denis Boulze collaborated with fashion editor and stylist Gaelle Bon to curate the aesthetic, while makeup artist Tiziana Raimondo and casting directors Vincent & Yasmine supported the production. The project features a mix of grainy textures and soft light to create a cohesive editorial narrative.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Vassili Schneider
This editorial fashion project for Silhouette Magazine features model Vassili Schneider in a series of intimate, minimalist portraits. Photographed by Amélie Ambroise, the series leverages natural light and high-contrast monochrome tones to emphasize the structure of tailored garments and the subject's form. The imagery leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing chiaroscuro lighting and film grain to achieve a gritty yet polished atmosphere. With fashion styling by Gaelle Bon and hair styling by Liv Holst, the shoot maintains a consistent focus on texture and composition, presenting a refined approach to contemporary editorial portraiture.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Objects Trouvés
Objects Trouvés is a series of still life editorial images for Silhouette Magazine, centered on the intersection of fashion and abstract sculpture. Photographer Plusia Roms and stylist Gaelle Bon collaborate to explore the tactile qualities of bags and footwear, placing accessories against found objects, organic matter, and architectural supports. Employing a minimalist aesthetic, the project uses directional light and neutral palettes to highlight leather textures, metallic hardware, and geometric forms. The compositions lean into a clean, refined studio style that emphasizes artisanal craftsmanship and the sculptural potential of everyday items.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Silhouette Magazine September 2026 Cover
Silhouette Magazine presents its September 2026 cover, featuring model Elodie Guipaud against the backdrop of the London skyline. The editorial imagery, captured by photographer Marcello Junior Dino, highlights a high-contrast ensemble featuring a chartreuse satin crop top and embellished sheer skirt. The production leans into a clean, vertical aesthetic defined by natural light. Fashion editor and stylist Oliver Volquardsen coordinated the look, with additional creative contributions from hair stylist Yoshitaka Miyazaki and makeup artist Joey Choy.
Project Silhouette Magazine · High Jewellery
Silhouette Magazine presents a series of high jewellery editorial portraits, focusing on intricate craftsmanship and sculptural design. The work leans into soft, directional lighting to accentuate the textures of gemstones, metallic settings, and the natural contours of the wearer. Captured with a clean, vertical aesthetic, the imagery prioritizes macro-level detail and soft light, maintaining a neutral backdrop that directs attention to the jewellery pieces. Photographed by Plusia Roms, the editorial features model Riahn Griffiths, with makeup artistry by Mikael Noiselet and casting by Olivier Duperrin.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Fatal Attraction - Silhouette Magazi ...
In the latest editorial project for Silhouette Magazine, titled Fatal Attraction, photographer Timothy Schaumburg crafts a compelling visual narrative that navigates the intersection of raw masculinity and high-fashion sensibility. The campaign, which leans heavily into the minimalist precision of contemporary men's fashion, showcases the versatility of model Paolo Borle through a series of striking portraits that alternate between industrial grit and clean studio sophistication. By employing a mix of natural light to capture organic textures and dramatic studio strobe lighting for intense low-key or chiaroscuro effects, the team establishes a mood that is both intimate and imposing. The styling is defined by sharp tailoring and tactile accents—such as snakeskin prints and leather hardware—which are elevated by the precise grooming work of hair stylist Hiromi Nishinaka and makeup artist Naomi Gugler. This portrait-driven editorial feels remarkably cohesive, grounded by a sharp, high-contrast aesthetic that avoids excess in favor of a focused, singular vision. Each frame acts as an exploration of form and silhouette, highlighting the intricate interplay between garment construction and physical presence. Through this deliberate application of editorial minimalism, Silhouette Magazine delivers a timeless study of style that feels both urgent and impeccably curated, perfectly capturing the nuanced essence of modern menswear through the lens of pure, undistracted craft.
Project Silhouette Magazine · Silhouette Magazine June 2026 Cover
For the June 2026 issue of Silhouette Magazine, the creative team has delivered an arresting cover that masterfully balances high-fashion tension with the clean precision of editorial minimalism. Anchored by the striking presence of talent Vimala Pons, the portrait centers on the interplay between her structured, beige skin-toned gown and a bold, monochromatic red backdrop. This visual choice forces the viewer to confront the silhouette of the subject, stripping away extraneous noise to focus on the interplay of geometry and form. Photographer Marcello Junior Dino utilizes natural light with a distinct sense of discipline, employing low-key chiaroscuro techniques to carve the figure out from the intense color field. The deliberate placement of symmetrical French typography reinforces the publication's refined aesthetic identity, while the integration of the words Extase and érotique offers a provocative narrative hook. Fashion editor Oliver Volquardsen provides a precise sartorial edit that anchors the composition, perfectly complemented by subtle styling from hair stylist Ledora and makeup artist Thomas Lorenz. The result is a sophisticated magazine media piece that feels both timeless and urgent. By eschewing cluttered layouts for this pared-back, high-saturation approach, the team successfully elevates the publication into the realm of modern art, proving that restraint remains the most effective tool in the editorial arsenal for grabbing attention on a crowded newsstand.
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