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Featured Spaghetti Magazine projects
This week's top Spaghetti Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Breeze
Breeze is a fashion editorial series for Spaghetti Magazine that captures a dynamic range of textures and silhouettes. Through a series of outdoor and studio-based portraits, the project leans into a documentary aesthetic that pairs raw, industrial backgrounds with sophisticated, layered tailoring. Photographer Nicola Surbera works closely with model Roos Schreiner to explore themes of form and movement. The imagery balances the grit of weathered stucco and corrugated metal with the delicate touch of sheer fabrics, floral prints, and structured denim. Relying on soft natural light and clean composition, the series prioritizes a contemporary, tactile visual narrative that emphasizes the interplay between fashion and its environment.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Wanna play mermaids?
Spaghetti Magazine’s ‘Wanna play mermaids?’ is a fashion editorial that leans into classic, poolside leisure with a high-contrast visual identity. Photographed by Alberto Alicata, the series captures model Anouk Weishaupt across a range of aquatic and architectural environments. The project prioritizes clean composition, utilizing both hard light to craft sharp geometric shadows and softer, natural daylight to accentuate textures on water and skin. The series features minimalist styling, pairing structured swimwear and draped silhouettes with bold gold accessories. By alternating between high-key warm palettes and stark monochrome, the editorial achieves a cinematic, graphic aesthetic. The execution places a strong focus on clean lines and tactile details—from the ripple of water surfaces to the ornate metalwork of jewellery—creating a cohesive, editorial narrative.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · COVERED
COVERED is a fashion editorial series for Spaghetti Magazine, captured by photographer Nicola Surbera. The project explores sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast studio portraiture, moving between stark, monochromatic red backgrounds and clean, minimalist white settings. The imagery leans into the interplay of texture and form, utilizing soft, directional lighting to highlight detailed fabrics ranging from metallic fringe and sheer layering to knit floral appliqués. Surbera’s approach captures both dynamic movement and static, graphic poses, emphasizing the interplay of shadow and light within a refined, editorial aesthetic.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Spaghetti Magazine Sept 2026 Digital ...
Spaghetti Magazine presents its September 2026 digital issue, featuring a portrait-led cover story that leans into a contemporary editorial aesthetic. The composition utilizes a vertical frame, centering a model against a dense, textured ivy backdrop to establish a distinct visual rhythm. Photographer Filippo Thiella captures the subject in subdued, cool-toned lighting, emphasizing the desaturated color palette and organic environment. Matteo Bartolini contributes to the production, which highlights layered styling and detailed textile work as the primary focal point of the digital masthead.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Fade To Grey
Fade To Grey is a series of editorial portraits produced for Spaghetti Magazine. The project explores themes of structure and texture through a fashion-forward lens, pairing tailored menswear with weathered, raw environments. The imagery captures a range of compositions, from macro facial studies to full-length portraiture, using a desaturated palette to maintain a consistent, moody aesthetic. The series leans into analogue film techniques and natural light, highlighting the tactile details of the clothing—such as herringbone textures, ribbed knits, and leather. The photography, led by Filippo Thiella and Matteo Bartolini, balances clean, minimalist studio settings with gritty, architectural backdrops to emphasise the sharp lines of the styling.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Spaghetti Magazine Social Cover June ...
For their June social cover, Spaghetti Magazine leans into the raw, unvarnished charm of contemporary lifestyle editorial through an intimate portrait that captures a sense of relaxed masculinity. Photographers Giovanni Gori and Andrea Aldrovandi leverage soft natural light to carve out the depth of the subject, whose casual grey attire and visible forearm tattoos provide a striking contrast against the rich, buttery texture of a tan leather armchair. Under the sharp creative direction of Emira M'sakni, the composition favors a tight, purposeful crop that emphasizes the subject's profile while allowing for the seamless integration of graphic typography. This approach captures the essence of modern editorial photography, where the balance between negative space and subject detail remains paramount. The project expertly blends casual, approachable aesthetics with a high-end editorial sensibility, resulting in a frame that feels both spontaneous and meticulously crafted for a social media audience. By stripping away extraneous artifice, the team successfully highlights the texture of the setting and the character of the talent, proving that a refined editorial perspective can elevate even the most understated lifestyle photography. The result is a clean, visually compelling cover that reinforces Spaghetti Magazine’s position at the intersection of media and entertainment, utilizing sophisticated techniques to command attention within a saturated digital landscape.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · In conversation with AIELLO
In a striking editorial collaboration for Spaghetti Magazine, creative director Emira M'sakni and photographers Giovanni Gori and Andrea Aldrovandi team up to capture musician AIELLO in a series of intimate portraits that redefine the boundaries of media and entertainment photography. The project centers on a series of carefully composed, high-key portrait sessions that lean into a sense of understated cool, utilizing a minimalist aesthetic to strip away artifice and focus on the subject's distinct silhouette and texture. By masterfully playing with soft natural light and, at times, deliberate motion blur, the creative team transforms the familiar editorial portrait into a cinematic study of identity. The visual narrative channels a restrained elegance, particularly through the clever use of layered reflections and chiaroscuro techniques that invite the viewer into a quiet, contemplative space. Through a lens of refined minimalism, the imagery highlights a wardrobe of structured denim and sharp tailoring, ensuring that every detail—from the subtle brand tag of an MSGM blazer to the artist's own expressive tattoos—is rendered with precision. This project stands as a testament to the power of collaboration, demonstrating how a simple, sun-drenched setting can elevate a standard editorial feature into a cohesive and visually arresting storytelling experience that resonates with contemporary fashion and lifestyle sensibilities.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Una Parentesi Luminosa
Una Parentesi Luminosa for Spaghetti Magazine serves as a masterclass in fashion editorial storytelling, blending the quiet, atmospheric grandeur of Lake Como with high-concept sartorial choices. Through the lens of photographer Alberto Alicata, the series captures a distinct tension between the stillness of the Northern Italian landscape and the vibrant, often surreal energy of contemporary luxury fashion. Model Kira Alferink navigates these environments with a poised, detached elegance, whether she is balanced precariously on a submerged chair or framed by the weathered, historic textures of local architecture. The project leans into a balanced interplay of color and geometry, where saturated hues like electric red, deep purple, and bright pink pop against the muted, earthy greys of lakeside stone and overcast skies. By utilizing natural light as a primary narrative tool, the imagery achieves a soft, ethereal quality that elevates the editorial minimalism inherent in the styling. From futuristic visor glasses to sharp, monochromatic tailored suits, the fashion remains a focal point, yet it is consistently grounded by the raw, pebbled beaches and tranquil water reflections of the setting. It is a thoughtfully composed portfolio that avoids overt artifice, instead choosing to channel a serene, intellectual aesthetic that mirrors the heritage and innovation typical of modern luxury fashion houses.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · COLD MATTER
Spaghetti Magazine presents COLD MATTER, a fashion editorial set against an alpine backdrop. The project features model Alisa Helga Svansdóttir, captured in a series of compositions that highlight textured outerwear amidst a rustic, outdoor environment. Photographer Alberto Alicata leans into an earthy aesthetic, utilising natural light to define the interplay between the subject and the landscape. The production was overseen by producer Alessio Giurgola, with styling assistance provided by Sofia Alonso, hair by Davide Nucara, and makeup by Filippo Ferrari.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Cold Matter
Cold Matter for Spaghetti Magazine presents an evocative fashion editorial that grounds high-end styling within the raw, sprawling geography of an alpine landscape. Photographed by Alberto Alicata with makeup artistry by Filippo Ferrari, the series utilizes soft, natural light to create a tactile dialogue between textured knitwear, voluminous furs, and the weathered elements of the outdoors. Moving through grassy ridges, dense pine clearings, and rustic timber stacks, the imagery balances refined silhouettes against a backdrop of muted mountain peaks and livestock. The execution leans into earthy, moody tones and surreal juxtaposition—pairing luxury textiles with everyday utility—to establish a distinct visual narrative.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Echoes of Perception
Echoes of Perception is a fashion editorial series for Spaghetti Magazine that contrasts structured, minimalist silhouettes with atmospheric, desaturated landscape imagery. The project leans into clean studio lighting to highlight tactile fabric textures, from heavy knits and fleece to high-contrast red tailoring. Photographer Federico Lindner and hair stylist Davide Nucara execute the series using a mix of clean, vertical studio portraiture and moody, analogue-inspired horizontal shots. The work emphasises sharp lines and sculptural forms through a restrained, cool-toned color palette.
Project Spaghetti Magazine · Spaghetti Mag Cover Digital Issue IV
Spaghetti Magazine presents the cover for its fourth digital issue, featuring model Natalia Bonifacci. The editorial portrait, captured against a minimalist studio backdrop, balances a clean, vertical composition with deliberate golden typography. Photographer Fabio Munis works alongside creative director and stylist Emira M'sakni to define the visual tone. The execution features hair styling by Cristina Crosara and makeup by Mikaela Alleyson, leaning into a natural light aesthetic that emphasizes the subject's expression.
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