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Featured T Magazine projects
This week's top T Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project T Magazine · Olivia De Jonge
T Magazine presents an editorial portrait series featuring actress Olivia De Jonge. Photographed by Georges Antoni, the collection spans a range of high-fashion environments, moving between submerged water compositions and controlled studio settings. The visual narrative leans into a moody and cinematic aesthetic, utilising analogue film textures and diverse lighting setups to highlight the subject's varied wardrobe. The imagery employs specific techniques including low-key chiaroscuro and long-exposure motion blur to build a rhythmic, layered depth of field. With make-up artistry by Gillian Campbell, the series balances saturated backdrops against neutral, desaturated frames to create a cohesive editorial story.
Project T Magazine · Sam Corlett: The Real Deal
T Magazine profiles actor Sam Corlett in this editorial series, "Sam Corlett: The Real Deal." The project leans into a high-contrast aesthetic, pairing sharp, contemporary fashion with the vibrant pop of a yellow sports car and minimalist studio backgrounds. Photographer Alex Wall captures the subject through a series of dynamic, clean compositions. Styled by Patrick Zaczkiewicz, the imagery highlights textured outerwear and structured tailoring. Daren Borthwick provides hair styling, rounding out the polished, editorial look across these vertical-format portraits.
Project T Magazine · Style Issue
T Magazine features a series of editorial portraits for the Style Issue, showcasing an exploration of texture and structured silhouettes. Through the lens of photographer Levon Baird, the work leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing warm, directional light and high-contrast composition to anchor the subjects against intimate, often moody, indoor settings. The series incorporates diverse styling choices, ranging from monochromatic sculptural garments to vibrant, feathered accessories. The production credits include fashion styling by Natalie Petrevski, with hair styling by Anthony Nader and make-up by Cherry Cheung. These images employ analogue film techniques and chiaroscuro lighting to produce a gritty, high-fashion editorial look.
Project T Magazine · Exit Stage Left
T Magazine’s Exit Stage Left is a fashion editorial series that places high-concept tailoring within the raw, unvarnished environment of an artist’s studio. The project blends physical movement with the tactile nature of painting, capturing models and performers in dynamic, action-oriented poses against expressive, paint-splattered canvases. Photographer Levon Baird uses natural light and long exposure techniques to emphasize both the grit of the studio setting and the fluidity of the subjects. Creative director Justin Woo coordinates the interplay between structured luxury garments and the chaotic textures of the creative process, further defined by distinct make-up looks from Stoj Bulic and hair styling by Michael Brennan. The series relies on a clean, editorial aesthetic to bridge the gap between contemporary fashion and fine art.
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