Special Projects
Featured Special Projects projects
This week's top Special Projects projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Special Projects · Petra Fagerström by Daniel Archer
This fashion editorial project, titled "Petra Fagerström," features photography by Daniel Archer with fashion styling by Harry Lambert and casting by Nachum Shonn. The collection of images explores the interplay between structured luxury garments and austere, vintage interior spaces. Captured with a focus on tactile fabric surfaces and moody, low-key lighting, the work leans into a cinematic aesthetic. The styling highlights a range of silhouettes, from metallic plissé gowns to tailored velvet ensembles and textured tweed pieces. The project emphasizes atmospheric depth through chiaroscuro techniques and desaturated color palettes, grounding the subjects within raw, domestic environments.
Project Special Projects · Spectra
Spectra stands as a masterful exploration of the intersection between botanical form and cosmetic artistry. This comprehensive project, captured with clinical precision, channels an editorial aesthetic that celebrates the materiality of beauty through a series of high-contrast compositions. Photographer Jason Kim masterfully employs studio strobe lighting to elevate the mundane, juxtaposing the organic curves of tulips and sweet peas against the sharp, graphic lines of avant-garde makeup applications. Through a disciplined lens, the work oscillates between Fine Art and commercial beauty photography, utilizing macro techniques to highlight the visceral textures of crushed pigments, waxy lipstick segments, and the delicate human eye. Makeup artist Alexia Amzallag delivers a visionary approach, moving from soft, seamless gradients of cyan and navy to the bold, high-impact precision of sharp red liners and ombre lips. Complementing these looks, hair stylist Quentin Guyen introduces structural tension with blunt, architectural bobs and wet-look styling, while talent Wenli Zhao serves as the canvas for these striking visual narratives. By maintaining a consistent, minimalist color palette and utilizing a clean, neutral background, the project transforms cosmetics into a study of geometry and form. Spectra serves as a compelling testament to the power of color theory and precise lighting in contemporary creative production, creating an immersive experience that feels both futuristic and fundamentally grounded in nature.
Project Special Projects · Here She Comes
Here She Comes is an extensive fashion editorial series that leans into surrealist aesthetics and stark, graphic portraiture. The project explores silhouette and texture through a recurring ensemble of bold, avant-garde styling, ranging from high-contrast monochrome studio work to atmospheric night-time photography. Across the series, the imagery shifts between intimate, grainy close-ups and clean, sculptural compositions that emphasize structured tailoring and dramatic hair artistry. Photographer Casper Sejersen leads the project’s visual direction, supported by the fashion styling of Rikke Wackerhausen. The editorial is anchored by the performances of model Ida Heiner, whose movement is captured through various techniques including long exposure, macro focus, and analogue film processes. Detailed beauty work by makeup artist Trine Skjøth and hair stylist Cim Mahony, combined with the evocative environment built by set designer Leo Maribo, creates a cohesive study of form, light, and materiality.
Project Special Projects · Petra Fagerström SS26 by Andrew Nuding
Photographer Andrew Nuding captures the Petra Fagerström SS26 collection through a series of backstage and studio-based editorial portraits. The imagery emphasizes the tactile complexity of the garments, from faux-fur trims and trompe l'œil prints to intricate botanical patterns and feathered footwear. Set against clean, minimalist studio backdrops and candid behind-the-scenes environments, the photography relies on soft, ambient light and natural daylight to define the silhouettes. The project features fashion styling by Harry Lambert, whose curation brings out the collection's avant-garde leanings. Hair by Kei Takano and makeup by Abbie Nourse provide polished, graphic details that complement the structured textures of the pieces. Casting, led by Nachum Shonn, rounds out the visual narrative, which adopts an editorial aesthetic blending documentary-style backstage capture with precise studio portraiture.
Project Special Projects · CLOCK OUT The J12 Turns Bleu
Special Projects presents CLOCK OUT The J12 Turns Bleu, a fashion editorial campaign that captures the technical precision of luxury watchmaking alongside intimate portraiture. Photographed by Antoni Ciufo, the project explores the interplay between the human form and high-end horology through a series of macro shots and close-up portraits. The editorial features styling by Malaika Crawford, which emphasizes deep blue tones across apparel and the ceramic timepiece. The visual narrative is defined by a clean, minimalist aesthetic, employing natural light and desaturated palettes to draw focus to the textures of the sapphire and ceramic watch faces. Cast includes Ajoung Abraham, with hair styling by Kyoko Kishita, makeup by Sacha Giraudeau, and manicuring by Jessica Trochut. Casting for the editorial was managed by Aymeric.
Project Special Projects · Georges Hobeika F/W 25 Backstages
Captured behind the scenes of the Georges Hobeika Fall/Winter 2025 presentation, this editorial series documents the meticulous craftsmanship and styling of the collection. Photographer Vincent Fandos employs both high-contrast monochrome and warm-toned lighting to frame intimate, focused portraits of the models. The imagery leans into a cinematic, low-key aesthetic, emphasizing sculptural silhouettes and fine tactile details like pearl jewelry, intricate embroidery, and textured leather. The portraits benefit from the precision of hair stylist Laurent Philippon, whose work on slicked-back updos and architectural pin arrangements anchors the series. Featuring models such as Hedi Ben Tekaya, the project prioritizes clean composition and moody chiaroscuro lighting to reveal the artistry within the runway preparation process.
Project Special Projects · Marine Serre F/W 25 Backstages
Documenting the meticulous preparation behind the Marine Serre Fall/Winter 2025 presentation, this editorial series captures the intersection of high-concept tailoring and ornate beauty direction. Photographer Vincent Fandos focuses his lens on the intimate spaces of the backstage environment, highlighting the interplay between minimalist studio portraiture and candid, process-oriented documentary photography. Working alongside fashion editor and stylist Benoit Bethume, the project emphasizes a rigorous attention to material and texture. The styling incorporates sharp, structured silhouettes in leather and satin, juxtaposed with elaborate hair and makeup interventions. Ali Pirzadeh’s intricate hair work, often featuring heavy metallic ornamentation, celestial-themed pins, and wet-look textures, acts as a primary focal point throughout the series, complemented by Janeen Witherspoon’s refined, tonal makeup applications.
Project Special Projects · pour le plaisir
Pour le plaisir is a designer fashion editorial series captured by photographer Jeremie Monnier. The work features model Axel Gay in a sequence of portraits that explore classic tailoring and varied fabric textures, ranging from pinstripe suiting and leather jackets to intricate knits. The imagery utilizes a clean studio aesthetic, leaning into monochrome, chiaroscuro, and analogue film techniques to accentuate the subject's features and the structure of the garments. With fashion styling by Victor Vergara, hair styling by Gor Duryan, and casting by Isabel Pelaez, the project maintains a consistent focus on minimalism and tonal contrast.
Project Special Projects · ONRUSHW23FH - Campaign by Paolo Steve
Special Projects presents the ONRUSHW23FH campaign, a series of editorial fashion portraits captured by photographer Paolo Steve. The project focuses on sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast wardrobe choices, utilizing a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic to emphasize the interplay between form and texture. The execution relies on bright, even lighting and a consistent white seamless backdrop, allowing the garments—ranging from sheer black dresses to tiered, voluminous red designs—to serve as the primary focus. With makeup artistry by Mariona Botella, the campaign leans into a sharp, monochromatic, and editorial visual language.
Project Special Projects · GRAMICCI SS25
Special Projects captures the GRAMICCI SS25 collection through a series of studio-based fashion editorials. The campaign highlights the functional silhouettes and layering capabilities of the brand's latest outdoor-inspired garments, utilizing a minimalist approach to emphasize texture and form. Photographer Benjamin Werner lens the series against clean, neutral backgrounds, employing natural light to maintain a bright, even aesthetic across the collection. The project incorporates elements of monochrome and analogue film techniques to create a contemporary look, with fashion styling by Hannah Hetherington.
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