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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.
Project SSAW Magazine · SSAW Magazine October 2026 Covers
SSAW Magazine presents its October 2026 cover series, featuring editorial photography by Estelle Hanania and Sarah Blais. The project highlights dynamic styling from Javier De Pardo and Shotaro Yamaguchi, with models Isabella Pascucci and Vivien Solari captured against high-contrast backgrounds. The compositions utilize bold graphic layouts and distinct textures to define the aesthetic. Creative contributions include hair styling by Alexandry Costa and Nicolas Philippon, makeup by Lauren Aiello and William Bartel, and set design by Emilia Margulies. The series incorporates editorial and retro techniques to create a structured visual narrative.
Project SSAW Magazine · SSAW Magazine Spring/Summer 2026 Covers
The Spring/Summer 2026 covers for SSAW Magazine represent a masterclass in high-fashion editorial photography, bridging the gap between avant-garde structuralism and classic portraiture. Under the creative direction of Chris Vidal Tenomaa, the project assembles a formidable roster of photographers, including Anuschka Blommers, Niels Schumm, and Thomas Lohr, to push the boundaries of the traditional magazine cover. Each iteration leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic where the human form becomes a canvas for architectural garment design. Whether utilizing soft studio strobe lighting to emphasize the texture of quilted fabrics and voluminous draping or capturing high-speed freeze action in suburban environments, the collection maintains a cohesive visual language. The styling, curated by editors like Tuomas Laitinen and Julie Ragolia, demands attention through daring juxtapositions—such as structured leather against fluid, striped gowns or the juxtaposition of bold, monochromatic palettes with unexpected color pops. By employing varied techniques, from high-key clarity to atmospheric low-key chiaroscuro, the team creates a tactile, sculptural experience that prioritizes silhouette over excess. This editorial series stands as a testament to the power of deliberate, clean composition in an era of visual clutter, ensuring that the Spring/Summer 2026 issue of SSAW Magazine remains a definitive touchstone within the competitive landscape of international fashion media and creative publishing.
Project SSAW Magazine · White Rooms
In White Rooms, the latest editorial feature for SSAW Magazine, the boundaries between architectural minimalism and avant-garde fashion are blurred to create a striking visual dialogue. Art directed by Alice Pesenti, the project leans into a serene, ethereal mood, utilizing natural light and clean, sparse interior spaces to allow the intricate textures of the clothing to take center stage. Fashion editor and stylist Delphine Danhier curates a high-concept wardrobe, juxtaposing dramatic, feather-covered floor-length gowns and vibrant fringe detailing against stark white walls. The series thrives on this tension, as seen in the interplay between soft, diffused portraiture and the bold, sculptural hair artistry provided by Pierre Saint Sever. Whether capturing the verticality of a staircase or the grounded, unconventional poses of model Nyakong Chan, the work maintains a cohesive editorial aesthetic that is both disciplined and expressive. By focusing on high-contrast composition and refined material studies, the team—supported by the discerning eye of casting director Roxane Dia—transforms everyday settings into a curated runway. The resulting imagery demonstrates how intentional, minimalist framing can elevate sculptural garments, turning a simple portrait session into a sophisticated study of form, shadow, and tactile fashion design that feels both timeless and forward-thinking.
Project SSAW Magazine · COMME DES GARÇONS special
In a striking convergence of avant-garde design and domestic stillness, the latest Comme des Garçons special for SSAW Magazine pushes the boundaries of luxury fashion editorial. Photographers Anuschka Blommers and Niels Schumm capture a narrative that balances the structural intensity of the collection against the quietude of residential settings. Through a series of high-contrast black and white portraits, the project leans into an architectural aesthetic, utilizing natural light to carve out the dramatic silhouettes of the garments. With fashion styling by Danielle van Camp, the pieces—ranging from deconstructed layers to sculptural white culottes—are presented as part of a curated, surreal performance within ordinary rooms and gardens. The series utilizes cinematic techniques, including low-key chiaroscuro lighting and crisp 35mm film textures, to elevate mundane interactions like pouring water or relaxing on a sofa into deliberate, artistic gestures. Model Jelle Huizinga anchors these scenes with a stoic, neutral expression, allowing the interplay between the subject and their environment to take center stage. Through the lens of these collaborators, the shoot explores the fluidity between high-concept apparel and everyday life, resulting in a series that reads as both an intimate character study and a bold statement on the versatility of modern, deconstructed fashion. Every frame serves to emphasize the tactile quality of the fabrics and the deliberate geometric precision inherent to the Comme des Garçons design philosophy.
Project SSAW Magazine · Filip!
For the pages of SSAW Magazine, the Filip! fashion editorial serves as a masterclass in textural minimalism and structural poise. Photographer Ola Rindal captures a series of striking portraits that lean into an avant-garde aesthetic, balancing clean, neutral studio environments with the bold, dynamic silhouettes curated by fashion editor and stylist Tuomas Laitinen. The project highlights a deliberate contrast between soft, flowing fabrics—such as voluminous capes and delicate ribbon ties—and the sharp, industrial grit of leather accents, including oversized sleeves, structured trousers, and utility-inspired shirts. With a soft, diffuse approach to lighting that utilizes both studio strobe and natural light, the series achieves an ethereal, dreamlike quality that elevates the minimalist composition. Model Filip Bryndza anchors the shoot with a neutral, direct presence, allowing the intricate details of the apparel, from geometric crystal-encrusted collars to elaborate metallic statement necklaces, to command the frame. This fashion editorial benefits from the seamless integration of expert grooming, with hair styling by Nicolas Philippon and makeup by Fatma Bendris, ensuring that the focus remains firmly on the tactile interplay of the garments. Ultimately, the work functions as a cohesive study in high-fashion portraiture, where the interplay of light, shadow, and varied material textures creates a sophisticated visual narrative that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary.
Project SSAW Magazine · Spring Summer 26
For their Spring Summer 26 issue, SSAW Magazine delivers a masterclass in tactile storytelling and sartorial composition. Through an expansive series of editorial spreads, the project celebrates the season with a vibrant, eclectic visual language that leans into high-contrast layering and graphic play. Photographer Sarah Blais captures a narrative of motion and structure, moving seamlessly between intimate, high-angle portraits and dynamic, full-body movement. Working closely with fashion editor Javier De Pardo, the team creates a sensory experience that prioritizes the juxtaposition of textures; one finds themselves drawn to the friction between rough, shaggy knits, sheer floral hosiery, and the polished, matte finish of structured accessories. The aesthetic is anchored by a sophisticated approach to natural light, though punctuated effectively by crisp studio flash, which sharpens the silhouette of oversized leopard-print coats and geometric plaid patterns. With casting by Mollie Dendle and grounded performances from models Hanna Leszek and Sasha Krivko, the imagery channels an editorial minimalism that feels both playful and meticulously curated. Enhanced by the precise grooming of hair stylist Yuji Okuda and makeup artist Lauren Aiello, the work remains deeply rooted in 35mm film sensibilities and editorial minimalism. Ultimately, the series acts as a vibrant exploration of pattern-mixing and materiality, defining the mood for the season through a lens that is as thoughtful as it is visually arresting.
Project SSAW Magazine · SS 2026
For the SS 2026 issue of SSAW Magazine, the creative team has delivered a masterclass in editorial minimalism that bridges the gap between haute couture and avant-garde photography. Under the vision of creative director Chris Vidal Tenomaa, the project channels a hyper-focused, high-key aesthetic that centers entirely on the sculptural architecture of luxury fashion. Photographer Thomas Lohr captures a series of striking portraits where the garments, styled by fashion editor Tuomas Laitinen, become the primary subject, their voluminous silhouettes and intricate textures—from crocodile-embossed leather to layered tulle—popping against stark, clean white backdrops. The editorial leans into a interplay of light and shadow, utilizing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the graphic quality of each pose, while casting director Alexandra Sandberg’s choice of model, the iconic Debra Shaw, brings a dynamic, gestural energy to the session. With makeup artistry by Mayumi Oda and Miika Kemppainen providing a polished, clean finish, the series avoids unnecessary clutter, allowing the interplay of form and movement to speak for itself. By stripping away traditional background noise, the shoot highlights the raw materiality and artisanal detail of the clothing, proving that true luxury fashion imagery thrives when the composition is reduced to its most essential, powerful elements of light, shadow, and sculptural volume.
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