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Featured System Magazine projects
This week's top System Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project System Magazine · Ami Paris Fall / Winter 2026
For the Fall/Winter 2026 issue of System Magazine, the editorial team has captured the essence of Ami Paris through a lens that feels both grounded and deeply cinematic. Photographer Jack Day frames the collection against the backdrop of an urban landscape, masterfully balancing the high-fashion aesthetic of the luxury fashion house with the candid, unforced rhythms of daily life. The resulting series leans into editorial minimalism, eschewing heavy artifice in favor of natural light and authentic textures. Under the guidance of Fashion Director Elodie David Touboul, the styling bridges the gap between structured tailoring and relaxed comfort, pairing oversized wool coats and sharp, striped ties with unexpected details like casual baseball caps. Model Raf Pincus anchors the narrative with a steady, neutral gaze, appearing both on city streets and quiet balconies as twilight shifts the mood into a soft, violet-hued introspection. The technical execution prioritizes tactile quality, emphasizing the richness of faux fur, smooth leather, and heavy knitwear. With precise hair styling by Benjamin Muller and subtle, clean makeup artistry by Adrien Pinault, the work reads as a sophisticated exploration of modern Parisian identity. It is a portrait of contemporary style that feels deliberate yet spontaneous, perfectly encapsulating the brand's signature ability to find elegance within the hum of the everyday, all while maintaining a cohesive, high-end editorial vision.
Project System Magazine · System Collections Issue No. 2 – Spring Summer 2026
System Magazine presents the second issue of System Collections, a comprehensive look at the Spring Summer 2026 fashion season. The editorial series features model Julia Nobis in a range of sculptural and high-end tailored garments, captured against stark, clean studio backdrops. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and high-key lighting to emphasize the silhouettes of pieces from luxury fashion houses. The project was captured by photographer Willy Vanderperre, with fashion editing and styling by Olivier Rizzo. The series is defined by its editorial approach, featuring monochrome portraiture and bold red typography that anchors the visual identity of the issue. Casting for the series was handled by Samuel Ellis Scheinman, with hair styling by Louis Ghewy and makeup by Karin Westerlund.
Project System Magazine · System Magazine Issue 24 Feifei Sun
System Magazine Issue 24 presents a sprawling editorial featuring model FeiFei Sun, captured through the singular lens of photographer Zhong Lin. The series explores the intersection of high fashion and sculptural abstraction, utilizing a range of technical approaches from high-speed water effects to stark, graphic monochrome lighting. Fashion editor Austin Feng centers the narrative on avant-garde silhouettes, incorporating tactile elements like oversized leather, structured lace, and intricate, hair-based headpieces. The visual language is defined by a rigorous minimalist sensibility, with the studio-based compositions relying on disciplined light and shadow to articulate texture and form. Supporting this vision, MingHu Zhang provides architectural hair styling that mirrors the project's sculptural theme, while Yooyo Keong Ming completes the aesthetic with precision makeup and bold color accents. The result is a cohesive, high-fashion study in silhouette and surface.
Project System Magazine · Photographed by Malick Bodian
System Magazine presents a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Malick Bodian. The project features a collection of monochrome portraits and group compositions set against a neutral studio backdrop, emphasizing garment silhouettes and material textures. With fashion styling by Robbie Spencer, the imagery employs soft light to delineate the figures and wardrobe details. The series includes contributions from hair stylist Eugene Souleiman, makeup artist Celine Martin, and set designer Felix Gesnouin, with casting directed by Brandon Contreras and Piergiorgio Del Moro.
Project System Magazine · System Magazine Collections Issue No. 1 A/W25 Covers
System Magazine presents its inaugural Collections Issue for Autumn/Winter 2025, featuring a series of covers captured by photographer Mark Kean. The editorial imagery focuses on a clean, studio-led aesthetic, utilising neutral grey backdrops to highlight the structural details and textures of the featured seasonal garments. The visuals employ natural light and analogue film techniques to maintain a consistent, refined look across the collection. The project was shaped by fashion editor and stylist Vanessa Reid, with hair styling by Tom Wright and makeup by Lucy Bridge. The casting for the issue was led by Brandon Contreras, Helena Balladino, and Piergiorgio Del Moro, featuring a diverse lineup of models including Ajus Samuel, Athiec Geng, and Awar Odhiang. The covers feature bold, vertically-aligned serif typography to designate the issue.
Project System Magazine · Collections Autumn/ Winter 2025-2026
System Magazine’s Collections Autumn/Winter 2025-2026 project serves as a comprehensive visual survey of contemporary seasonal tailoring and textile innovation. Photographed by Mark Kean and styled by Vanessa Reid, the series leans into a polished editorial aesthetic that emphasizes the sculptural volume and intricate craftsmanship of the featured garments. The imagery utilizes a blend of high-contrast monochrome tones and warm, saturated palettes to highlight diverse materials—ranging from textured leather and glossy vinyl to voluminous knits and intricate faux fur. The execution frequently employs soft, directional studio lighting to delineate the architectural lines of the clothing, maintaining a clean, minimalist focus throughout the series. Techniques such as analogue film and chiaroscuro lighting are used to introduce depth and grain, anchoring the portraits in a classic editorial sensibility. Casting, directed by Brandon Contreras, Helena Balladino, and Piergiorgio Del Moro, supports a dynamic range of poses that showcase the interplay between the models and the materiality of the fashion.
Project System Magazine · Poolside
System Magazine's Poolside editorial is a fashion series captured by photographer Drew Vickers. The collection leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing monochromatic tones and analogue film techniques to frame its subjects in a series of outdoor, poolside settings. Featuring model Lucia Richardson, the project pairs dark, form-fitting apparel with the organic textures of rolling hills and dense foliage. The art direction emphasizes high-contrast lighting and clean compositions, with fashion styling by Jodie Barnes. Hair styling by Holli Smith and makeup by Thomas De Kluyver round out the production, supported by casting from Julia Lange.
Project System Magazine · Amber and Frankie
Amber Valletta and Frankie Rayder star in this expansive fashion editorial for System Magazine. Titled Amber and Frankie, the project captures the models across a series of stark, high-contrast environments, transitioning from the raw, earthy textures of mountain landscapes and natural outdoor vistas to the polished, nocturnal geometry of urban parking structures and industrial rooftops. Photographer Larissa Hofmann lens the sequence, emphasizing graphic silhouettes and sharp tailoring. The styling, led by fashion editor and stylist Katie Burnett, leans into a monochrome palette of structured leather, sheer patterned hosiery, and dramatic feathered outerwear. Under the art direction of Thomas Lenthal, the work oscillates between bright, natural daylight and moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting, creating a cinematic aesthetic that anchors the fashion imagery in both the natural and the built environment.
Project System Magazine · System Magazine #26 2026 Covers
System Magazine presents its 26th issue through a series of editorial portraits. Under the creative direction of Dovile Drizyte and Thomas Lenthal, the issue features photography by Juergen Teller, capturing subjects including Steve Lacy, Amber Valletta, Frankie Rayder, and Demna. The photography leans into a raw, documentary aesthetic, utilising natural light and clean studio framing to maintain a direct visual tone. Fashion editing by Alice Goddard and Katie Burnett, alongside hair styling by Teddy Charles and makeup by Janessa Paré, defines the character of each cover portrait. The issue maintains the publication's signature editorial format, combining candid interior settings with minimalist studio backdrops.
Project System Magazine · System Magazine #26 2026 Covers
System Magazine's 26th issue features a series of editorial portraits captured by photographers Juergen Teller and Larissa Hofmann. The imagery centres on models Amber Valletta and Frankie Rayder, set against a neutral grey studio backdrop. The project channels a minimalist aesthetic, utilising direct lighting to frame the subjects in striped bandeau tops and sheer hosiery. Creative direction by Dovile Drizyte maintains a clean, vertical composition throughout the layout.
Project System Magazine · Artefacts from that delicious moment ...
Artefacts from that delicious moment is a fashion editorial series for System Magazine, captured by photographer Krisztián Éder. The project channels a rigorous approach to studio portraiture, focusing on high-contrast visuals and an emphasis on structured silhouettes. Through the art direction of Thomas Lenthal and fashion styling by Malina Joseph Gilchrist, the imagery highlights intricate textures and bold tailoring across a variety of layered garments. The series features model Alaina Rae, with beauty work by hair stylist Ryan Mitchell and makeup artist Hannah Murray. These portraits utilize a clean, minimalist backdrop to isolate the movement and tactile qualities of the wardrobe. The editorial leans into a classic, monochrome aesthetic complemented by deliberate studio lighting that accentuates the sharp lines and complex fabrics of the collection.
Project System Magazine · Jil Sander Autumn/Winter 26-27
System Magazine presents the Jil Sander Autumn/Winter 26-27 collection through a series of monochrome fashion editorial portraits. Shot by photographer Mark Kean, the work focuses on the intersection of sculptural form and minimalist garment design, utilizing clean studio environments and soft directional lighting to define silhouettes. The series features styling by fashion editor Charlotte Collet, who emphasizes the structural precision of the collection’s tailoring. The imagery leverages analogue film textures and a vertical framing style to highlight the tactile details of layered knits, structured leather, and classic menswear cuts. Technical contributions include hair styling by Ramona Eschbach, makeup by Thom Walker, and set design by Suzanne Beirne.
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