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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.
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