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Featured Teen Vogue projects
This week's top Teen Vogue projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Teen Vogue · Stranger Things Charades
Teen Vogue presents Stranger Things Charades, a playful media project that captures the cast of the popular series in a lighthearted, behind-the-scenes competition. Featuring actors Noah Schnapp, Caleb McLaughlin, Natalia Dyer, Gaten Matarazzo, and Millie Bobby Brown, the production leans into a raw, documentary-style approach to showcase the ensemble's natural chemistry. Produced by Golden Projects, the piece employs a clean, live-action technique to document the cast as they engage in a high-energy game of charades. The project offers an unfiltered look at the individuals behind the roles, maintaining a candid tone throughout the horizontal format release.
Teen Vogue · Vote 2020 PSA
Teen Vogue leads a voter engagement effort with its Vote 2020 PSA, a digital-first public awareness project designed to encourage civic participation. The creative features individuals speaking directly to camera, interspersed with editorial cutaways of crowds and symbols of national significance. Produced by Golden Projects, the campaign utilizes a clean, live-action technique to maintain a direct connection with the viewer. The aesthetic is defined by vibrant studio backgrounds, pink drapery, and floral accents, balancing a formal call-to-action with a distinct visual identity.
Project Teen Vogue · ZEROBASEONE Member Ricky Doesn't Care If You Don't Like His Makeup
Teen Vogue profiles ZEROBASEONE member Ricky in this editorial feature, capturing a series of intimate, high-fashion portraits. The project leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques and natural light to create a tactile and warm atmosphere. Photographer Andy Jackson and fashion editor/stylist Sk Tang collaborated to build a diverse visual narrative. The imagery shifts between refined indoor settings featuring neoclassical details and wood-panelled interiors, and relaxed outdoor scenes set against textured grass. The execution makes frequent use of collage, polaroid-style framing, and contact sheet film strips to evoke a scrapbook-like sensibility.
Project Teen Vogue · Teen Vogue September 2026 Cover
Teen Vogue presents its September 2026 cover, a high-concept fashion editorial featuring an Asian man captured mid-air atop a futuristic motorcycle. The composition leverages vivid contrasts, set against a saturated blue sky, to create a sense of dynamic action. Photographer Julian Song leads the visual direction, paired with fashion styling by Marcus Correa and movement direction by Yagamoto. The imagery integrates surreal elements and VFX, punctuated by bold, deliberate typography.
Project Teen Vogue · Ravyn Lenae Is Exactly Who She Think ...
This editorial portrait series for Teen Vogue features singer Ravyn Lenae, captured by photographer Cody Lidtke. The session explores varied high-fashion textures, from structured leather and metallic hardware to voluminous tulle and intricate beadwork, set against a mix of gradient studio backdrops and atmospheric, surreal landscapes. Using both natural light and analogue film techniques, the imagery leans into a nostalgic, grainy aesthetic that highlights the multidimensional styling choices throughout the shoot. Production credits include hair styling by Erol Karadağ and makeup by Jezz Hill, with manicures by Naomi Yasuda. The surreal, textured environments and scenic backdrops were realized by set designer Colin Phelan.
Project Teen Vogue · Evan, K-pop Soloist, Is Going to Tel ...
Teen Vogue presents a striking fashion editorial featuring K-pop soloist Evan, captured by photographer Julian Song. The series blends high-fashion portraiture with surreal, futuristic elements, utilizing custom sci-fi motorcycle props and mechanical instrumentation to frame the subject in both controlled studio environments and arid outdoor landscapes. The execution leans into a clean, saturated aesthetic, effectively playing with hard, high-contrast sunlight and soft, diffuse lighting to define the textures of the technical apparel and metallic set pieces. The editorial emphasizes movement, with specific direction provided by Yagamoto to anchor the subject’s dynamic, acrobatic poses. Fashion editor and stylist Marcus Correa curates a versatile wardrobe ranging from tailored leather biker jackets and pinstripe trousers to sleek, monochrome ensembles, while set designer Brian Lee constructs the immersive, gravity-defying environments. Through these combined disciplines, the project creates a visual narrative defined by grit, surrealism, and deliberate, sharp action.
Project Teen Vogue · Adéla Ascending
In the vibrant fashion editorial series Adéla Ascending for Teen Vogue, photographer Jaša Müller explores the intersection of high-concept styling and youthful energy. The project leans into an avant-garde aesthetic, masterfully orchestrating a visual narrative that centers on the striking presence of Adéla Jergová. Through a lens of editorial minimalism, the imagery utilizes soft light to pull focus toward complex textures, from ornate gold headpieces and structured black gowns to sheer patterned tights and delicate floral leotards. The deliberate application of vivid, neon-hued hair colors acts as a recurring motif, anchoring the series in a contemporary, high-fashion context that feels both curated and kinetically alive. This stylistic cohesion is bolstered by the precise creative contributions of fashion editor Dena Giannini, whose selection of sculptural silhouettes and layered garments provides a distinct tactile depth. By stripping away visual clutter, the series allows the interplay of high-contrast materials—like sparkling finishes against matte paper props or metallic veils—to take center stage. Techniques such as natural light and subtle VFX work add an ethereal layer, transforming standard studio captures into a more stylized, otherworldly experience. The result is a bold, commercial editorial showcase that prioritizes artistic expression while maintaining the polished, sophisticated edge expected of modern luxury fashion photography.
Project Teen Vogue · Teen Vogue August 2026 Cover
For the Teen Vogue August 2026 issue, the magazine leans into a refined brand of youth-centric editorial minimalism, delivering a cover that feels both high-fashion and strikingly accessible. Photographer Jaša Müller captures entertainer Adéla Jergová in a portrait that serves as a masterclass in clean, punchy composition, set against a stark white backdrop that demands total focus on the subject. The work relies on the artful application of soft light to emphasize the vivid, saturated pink hair, which acts as the primary graphic element against the neutral studio environment. Beneath the expert styling of fashion editor Dena Giannini, the image gains a tactile, whimsical edge through the addition of metallic gold star stickers, which catch the light to offer a reflective, playful contrast to the subject’s composed and neutral expression. With hair styling by Renato Campora and makeup artistry by Loftjet, the aesthetic bridges the gap between commercial polish and avant-garde sensibilities. The result is a quintessential example of modern media production, where every deliberate texture—from the sharp graphic stars to the fluid, vibrant color palette—aligns to create a memorable visual narrative. This project successfully reinterprets the magazine’s traditional cover format, moving away from heavy ornamentation to prove that a singular, carefully executed concept remains the most potent tool in contemporary editorial design.
Project Teen Vogue · Which ’90s archetype are you?
Teen Vogue explores the pop-culture tropes of the 1990s in this editorial series, "Which ’90s archetype are you?" The project leans into a nostalgic visual language, utilizing bold color grading and deliberate set design to recreate a specific decade sensibility. Photographer Emma Louise Swanson captures these portraits with a focus on retro motifs, incorporating props like vintage television sets, inflatable furniture, and portable CD players. The imagery makes use of grainy analogue film techniques and high-contrast lighting to evoke a photo-booth aesthetic. Styling by Kirby Marzec defines the character-driven narrative, pairing butterfly hair clips and fuzzy textures with structured tailoring. Manicures by Casey Herman complete the detailed styling, anchoring the editorial in its Y2K-inflected, 1990s-inspired framework.
Project Teen Vogue · Alysa Liu Isn’t Worried About What C ...
In this evocative feature for Teen Vogue, photographer Erika Long captures professional figure skater Alysa Liu in a series of images that masterfully balance athletic dynamism with contemporary editorial minimalism. The project, styled by Cece Liu, moves beyond the traditional boundaries of sports portraiture, utilizing natural light to frame Liu through a lens of quiet introspection and youthful movement. The visual narrative leverages high-speed freeze techniques during active jumps—notably on a twin-sized mattress—to contrast with intimate, macro-focused portraits that emphasize intricate styling details. Collaborating with hair stylist Kazu Katahira and makeup artist Michaela Bosch, the shoot incorporates edgy, modern motifs such as dental piercings and metallic facial crystals, rooting the aesthetic firmly in current youth culture. Selena Liu, acting as set designer, provides a textured backdrop ranging from traditional tatami mats to soft, patterned upholstery, creating a domestic atmosphere that grounds the subject. By blending these lifestyle elements with sharp, high-fashion sensibilities, the editorial portraits effectively capture Liu’s personality, oscillating between the structured discipline of her skating career and a raw, experimental sense of style. The resulting imagery reads as a sophisticated exploration of identity, expertly utilizing directional lighting to maintain a clean, polished look while preserving the vibrant, windswept spontaneity that defines this compelling digital and print media profile.
Project Teen Vogue · Teen Vogue New Hollywood 2025 Covers
Teen Vogue presents its New Hollywood 2025 cover feature, spotlighting emerging talent across the film and media landscape. Photographed by Angalis Field, the editorial portrait showcases actors Leah Sava Jeffries, Mckenna Grace, and Mason Thames against a minimalist backdrop. The visual approach leans into clean editorial aesthetics, featuring styling by fashion editor Ali Claire Marino and art direction by Emily Zirimis. The session includes contributions from hair stylist Sergio Estrada and makeup artist Tiffany Patton, with manicures provided by Jessica Ortiz and Rita Remark.
Project Teen Vogue · Teen Vogue April 2025 Cover
Teen Vogue presents its April 2025 issue, featuring a striking cover portrait of actor Sadie Sink. The editorial imagery leans into a gritty aesthetic, captured with warm, natural light against an abstract, painterly backdrop. The project reflects a refined editorial approach, with fashion styling by Ali Claire Marino, hair styling by Tommy Buckett, and makeup artistry by Mollie Gloss. The visual narrative is rounded out by manicurist Julie Kandalec, contributing to the overall tone of the cover session.
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