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Featured SSAW Magazine projects
This week's top SSAW Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project SSAW Magazine · Photography by Antoine Seiter
This fashion editorial series for SSAW Magazine captures a dialogue between structural apparel and the minimalist environments they inhabit. Through the lens of photographer Antoine Seiter and the curation of fashion editor Delphine Danhier, the project explores the interplay of volume and line, using draped textiles and avant-garde tailoring to create sculptural silhouettes. The imagery moves between austere, light-filled studio spaces and textured urban settings, employing techniques like soft-focus natural light and high-contrast monochrome to emphasize fabric weight and form. By integrating still-life studies of draped furniture with dynamic portraiture, the collection leans into a surrealist, tactile aesthetic that prioritizes geometric composition and subtle, emotive detail.
Project SSAW Magazine · Photography by Thomas Cristiani
SSAW Magazine features a series of fashion editorials captured by photographer Thomas Cristiani, focusing on the interplay between architectural silhouettes and high-fashion textiles. The work emphasizes voluminous structures and intricate fabric details, rendered with clean, soft lighting that draws attention to the tactile quality of the garments. The editorial series, styled by François Gravel, features model Rayssa Medeiros across various minimalist studio settings. With hair by Nicolas Philippon and makeup by Jezz Hill, the project maintains a refined, vertical composition that highlights the sculptural nature of the fashion pieces through desaturated and monochromatic visual narratives.
Project SSAW Magazine · SSAW Magazine Fall/Winter 2024 Covers
SSAW Magazine presents a diverse series of covers for its Fall/Winter 2024 issue, highlighting the publication's signature editorial focus. The collection features an array of high-fashion portraiture and staged scenes that play with high-contrast monochrome tones and clean, minimalist compositions. Across the covers, the work leans into moody, atmospheric lighting, often utilizing natural light to define texture against both industrial and botanical backdrops. The project showcases varied approaches to fashion editorial, ranging from sculptural, dramatic gown work to utility-focused tailoring. Key creative contributions come from photographers Berenger Pelc, Camille Vivier, Charlotte Stouvenot, Johan Sandberg, and Ola Rindal, with styling provided by Berenger Pelc, Delphine Danhier, Léopold Duchemin, Patrick Welde, and Tuomas Laitinen. Featured models include Alice Temple, Delfine Bafort, Finn Collins, Nanne Groenewegen, and Pierrick Grégoire.
Project SSAW Magazine · NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI
This fashion editorial for SSAW Magazine spotlights the sculptural design work of Niccolò Pasqualetti. The series features a mix of controlled studio portraits and documentary-style outdoor captures, emphasizing a minimalist and avant-garde aesthetic. Through a combination of monochrome tones, natural light, and analogue film techniques, the work highlights the interplay of sharp tailoring and layered, textural fabrics. Fashion editor and stylist Javier De Pardo leads the visual direction alongside hair stylist Olivier Noraz and makeup artist Lisa Michalik. The editorial features models Dominykas Levanas and Viltė Seskauskyte, with production managed by Eugenia Vicari. The imagery leans into low-key lighting and chiaroscuro effects to bring out the architectural silhouettes of the garments.
Project SSAW Magazine · SS25
SSAW Magazine’s SS25 fashion editorial leans into a raw, documentary-style aesthetic set against rugged coastal landscapes. The collection is defined by a desaturated color palette and the use of analogue film, which lends an atmospheric, textured quality to the outdoor imagery. Models are captured in motion through dramatic terrain, with compositions that emphasize both sharp monochromatic contrasts and the organic, muted tones of the shoreline. Photographer Ronan Gallagher anchors the project’s visual identity, working alongside fashion stylist Paul Maximilian to frame the collection within a candid, observational narrative. The production benefits from casting direction by Andrea Prato and Daniel von der Graf, hair styling by Alexander Soltermann, and set design by Clarisse d'Arcimoles, featuring model Jesse Sachet-Dufraisse. The series balances wide-angle environmental portraits with intimate, low-key character studies.
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