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Featured Tatler U.K. projects
This week's top Tatler U.K. projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Tatler U.K. · The Next Brit Thing
Tatler U.K. presents The Next Brit Thing, an editorial magazine feature focusing on actor Imogen Poots. Photographed by Victor Demarchelier, the series frames the subject against neutral studio environments and textured interior walls, utilizing a combination of clean composition and sharp, hard light to define the imagery. The project leans into a polished editorial aesthetic, pairing sophisticated styling with classic portraiture techniques. Throughout the shoot, Poots is captured in diverse arrangements—from a cover appearance with film-production elements to stylized portrait sittings—showcasing a deliberate play between natural light and structured lighting setups.
Project Tatler U.K. · DJ Cuppy
Tatler U.K. presents a vibrant editorial feature profiling DJ Cuppy. Photographed by Stewart Bryden, the series utilizes a maximalist aesthetic, layering saturated pastels against refined, traditional interior settings. The portraits lean into high-fashion styling, highlighting elaborate textures ranging from ruffled tulle and feather-trimmed gowns to floral-patterned ball attire. Alexis Day provides makeup artistry across the shoot, maintaining a polished finish that complements the expansive, architectural backdrops. The imagery moves between the soft light of elegant drawing rooms and the natural light of outdoor masonry, capturing a series of composed, playful portraits.
Project Tatler U.K. · Farewell Downton
Tatler U.K. presents 'Farewell Downton,' an editorial feature capturing actor Elizabeth McGovern within the grounds of a historic estate. The series, photographed by Victor Demarchelier, leans into a classical aesthetic, juxtaposing the stately architecture of the mansion with modern evening wear. The imagery employs natural light and clean compositions to highlight the contrast between the subject and the formal garden setting. With hair styling by Earl Simms, the portraiture uses a mix of monochrome and warm tones to articulate the narrative of the project. The work relies on editorial techniques, including analogue film captures, to document the subject across a series of structured and motion-filled garden scenes.
Project Tatler U.K. · Photography Morgan Roberts for Tatler U.K. Wedding Guide
Tatler U.K. presents its annual Wedding Guide, a bridal fashion editorial photographed by Morgan Roberts. The series leans into a cinematic, pastoral aesthetic, capturing subjects across historic indoor estates and misty, open-landscape grounds. Featuring model Dillon Collins, the imagery incorporates elaborate couture gowns, vintage velvet furnishings, and equestrian elements to build a nostalgic, narrative atmosphere. With makeup artistry by Pablo Rodriguez and manicures by Christie Huseyin, the project highlights intricate fabric textures through a mix of monochrome film and soft, natural light photography.
Project Tatler U.K. · A trip to the atelier
A trip to the atelier is a fashion editorial series for Tatler U.K. that captures the intricate craftsmanship behind high-end couture. Photographer Oli Kearon lens the project, set within grand, historic interiors that double as a working tailoring workshop. The imagery focuses on the relationship between garment construction and high fashion, utilizing soft, natural light to emphasize the textures of silk, tulle, and ornate architectural detailing. The series features models Hollie May Saker, Francesco Mariottini, and Miles Gardner posing alongside artisan figures in white coats, creating an authentic narrative of an atelier at work. The aesthetic leans into a clean editorial style, blending monochrome analogue film photography with warm-toned, vibrant spreads. Creative execution is supported by set designer Alun Davies, with hair by Sky Cripps Jackson and makeup by Pablo Rodriguez.
Project Tatler U.K. · Lady Bullough
Tatler U.K. captures the quintessence of aristocratic country living in this evocative editorial spread titled Lady Bullough. The project serves as a masterclass in classic British heritage aesthetics, leaning into a refined, rural narrative that feels both storied and authentically grounded. Photographer Stewart Bryden expertly frames his subjects against the backdrop of sprawling estates and interiors rich with oil paintings and gilded mirrors, balancing the opulence of formal portraiture with the raw, textural quality of the natural landscape. By utilizing a deliberate blend of portrait techniques, the series moves seamlessly from the structured elegance of interior spaces to the airy, open vitality of a spring-filled grassy field. The imagery, which highlights the sophisticated interplay of tweed, tartan, and wool against the rugged charm of a vintage Land Rover, benefits immensely from the use of analogue film and 35mm film formats. This choice of medium adds a timeless grain and depth to the compositions, elevating the lifestyle-focused storytelling. Whether capturing a quiet moment in a light-filled room or a candid interaction with dogs in the countryside, the editorial maintains a consistent, understated grace. Bryden’s eye for natural light creates a soft, cohesive warmth that ties the collection together, reinforcing Tatler U.K.’s long-standing reputation for documenting high-society traditions through a lens of quiet, composed visual elegance.
Project Tatler U.K. · Made of Honour - Tatler Wedding Guid ...
For their Made of Honour wedding guide, Tatler U.K. delivers an opulent masterclass in visual storytelling that blurs the lines between heritage fashion and high-concept theatre. Through a series of meticulously composed stills, the editorial transports viewers into a realm of baroque-inspired whimsy and timeless elegance, where the rigid constraints of traditional wedding imagery are discarded in favor of a layered, historical narrative. Photographer Perry Ogden expertly balances the juxtaposition of classic bridal structures with unexpected, avant-garde styling, utilizing natural light to accentuate the rich textures of feathered capes, intricate lace corsets, and structured linen tailoring. Model Ryder Forsyth anchors these scenes with a composed poise that complements the dramatic, period-style decor. The project leans into a cinematic sensibility, employing an analogue film aesthetic that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly contemporary. Whether set against the backdrop of gilded furniture and ornate tapestries or within the confined geometry of golden architectural niches, each frame functions as a study in contrast. From the sharp precision of military-inspired menswear to the ethereal, voluminous silhouettes of beaded gowns, the editorial captures a sophisticated tension. By integrating props like vintage bellows cameras and decorative masquerade masks, the creative team weaves a distinct, whimsical charm into this luxury fashion production, successfully redefining the modern wedding landscape with a bold, editorial focus on atmosphere and craft.
Project Tatler U.K. · Glam about the country house
For Tatler U.K., photographer Oli Kearon masterfully crafts a visual narrative that redefines the intersection of heritage and high fashion in Glam about the country house. This expansive editorial project serves as a sophisticated exploration of the modern rural lifestyle, leaning into the tension between rugged equestrian roots and the refined decadence of aristocratic estate living. Across a series of black-and-white portraits and lifestyle shots, the creative team utilizes high-contrast lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the drama, turning the classic country house setting into a stage for theatrical opulence. The series benefits from a deliberate use of analogue film textures, which ground the extravagant styling—from feathered gowns to sharp lace—in a timeless, tactile reality. By juxtaposing the structured elegance of high-fashion pieces with the weathered charm of utility jackets and Land Rover excursions, the imagery feels both aspirational and deeply rooted in tradition. Through the expert collaboration of makeup artist Lan Nguyen and manicurist Sasha Goddard, the models embody a curated, serene detachment that complements the meticulous set design. This body of work channels an evocative mood that lingers somewhere between a formal dinner party and a casual afternoon on the field, ultimately delivering a masterful interpretation of contemporary media aesthetics that honors Tatler's legacy while pushing the boundaries of traditional editorial portraiture.
Project Tatler U.K. · Schooner Scorer for Tatler
Tatler U.K. presents Schooner Scorer, an editorial feature capturing contemporary style against traditional pub architecture. The series contrasts sharp, formal tailoring with industrial and vernacular backdrops. Photographer Stewart Bryden balances high-contrast compositions with relaxed, natural light setups. The project utilizes desaturated tones and retro-inspired styling to ground the subjects within their respective environments.
Project Tatler U.K. · Salman Rushdie
For Tatler U.K., photographer Victor Demarchelier captures author Salman Rushdie in a striking editorial portrait. The session focuses on a clean studio composition, featuring the subject seated against a textured grey backdrop. The imagery leans into a moody aesthetic, utilizing soft, directional lighting to highlight the arrangement of the antique typewriter and the subject's composed presence. The project serves as a clear example of contemporary portraiture within the media and entertainment space.
Project Tatler U.K. · Tatler U.K. July 2025 Cover
For the July 2025 cover of Tatler U.K., actor Rose Leslie is featured in a high-production editorial portrait. Photographed by Luc Braquet, the imagery captures Leslie in an ornate theatre setting, positioned on a velvet chaise lounge while wearing a voluminous silk gown. This editorial production relies on precise set design by Derek Hardie Martin, with fashion styling by Sophie Pera. The aesthetic is defined by a clean, deliberate composition that highlights the theatrical surroundings. Technical contributions include hair styling by Patrick Wilson, makeup by Alex Babsky, and manicure by Jessica Thompson.
Project Tatler U.K. · Tatler U.K. April 2025 Cover
Tatler U.K. presents its April 2025 magazine cover, featuring actor Lucy Boynton in an editorial portrait. Photographed by Luc Braquet, the image captures a clean studio composition that leans into soft, natural light to define the textures of the subject's ensemble. Fashion editing and styling were provided by Sophie Pera, with hair styling by Halley Brisker, makeup by Andrew Gallimore, and manicures by Emily Rose. The vertical production emphasizes a polished, minimalist aesthetic.
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