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This week's top Telegraph Luxury projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Telegraph Luxury · A breath of fresh air
Telegraph Luxury presents A breath of fresh air, a fashion editorial series that captures an atmospheric and pastoral aesthetic. Set against expansive alpine landscapes and rural coastal vistas, the imagery leans into a documentary-style approach, balancing structured silhouettes with the organic textures of nature. The project features model Tida Rosvall in a variety of seasonal garments, from heavy shearling and tweed to delicate lace. Utilizing natural light and an analogue / film technique, the visuals cultivate a grainy, warm tone that emphasizes the interplay between the subject and the rugged outdoors. The editorial is further defined by its deliberate composition, pairing high-contrast attire with soft, earthy backgrounds. The production team includes fashion editor and stylist Tona Stell, makeup artist Lou Box, and casting director George Raymond Stead.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Artistic Leanings
Artistic Leanings is a fashion editorial series for Telegraph Luxury that explores contemporary menswear through a lens of classic architecture and refined tailoring. Photographed by Daniel Benson with styling by Tona Stell, the project features models Josef Ptacek and Makur Mabor across a variety of moody, warm-toned interior and exterior settings. The imagery utilizes soft, directional lighting to highlight the tactile qualities of layered autumn ensembles, from structured camel overcoats and tailored wool suits to patterned knits. The compositions are framed against wood marquetry, sandstone columns, and vintage tilework, evoking a contemplative atmosphere. Casting by George Raymond Stead rounds out the production.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Dollhouse
In the Dollhouse editorial for Telegraph Luxury, photographer Yis Kid orchestrates a masterclass in spatial subversion, transforming the constraints of the studio into an ethereal domesticity. This high-fashion project navigates the intersection of luxury fashion houses and avant-garde art, utilizing a precise studio strobe technique to anchor the surreal concepts against minimalist, white-walled backdrops. By challenging traditional gravity, the series leans into a dreamlike dollhouse aesthetic where the architecture itself becomes a malleable canvas for sartorial expression. Central to this visual narrative is the collaboration between fashion editor and stylist Tona Stell, whose curation of vibrant, structural garments creates a high-contrast dialogue with the stark, teal-accented interiors designed by Enzo Selvatici. The imagery shifts effortlessly between editorial minimalism and conceptual portraiture, capturing models like Nadine Kirilova in gravity-defying poses that highlight the tactile volume of fringe and ruffles. Hair stylist Joel Phillips and makeup artist Nisha Gulati provide the polish necessary to maintain this level of refined surrealism, ensuring that every slicked-back detail remains sharp even as the world is turned upside down. Through the use of live-action technique and meticulously controlled lighting, the project avoids the pitfalls of digital artifice, favoring instead a grounded, physical playfulness that elevates luxury garments into objects of genuine curiosity and modern, high-concept wonder.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Crème de la Crème
Telegraph Luxury's fashion editorial, Crème de la Crème, presents a series of high-fashion portraits set against the classic architectural backdrop of Parisian streets. Through the lens of photographer David Roemer, the project leans into an editorial aesthetic that juxtaposes voluminous couture silhouettes with the gritty texture of urban environments. Stylist Aurelia Donaldson curates a range of avant-garde and textured garments, from feathered headpieces and sheer gowns to tailored velvet suiting. These looks are unified by sleek hair styling by Olivier Lebrun and polished makeup by Tiina Roivainen, with model Beauïse Genç providing a dynamic presence throughout the series. The work makes frequent use of natural light and analogue film techniques, oscillating between crisp monochrome compositions and warm, high-contrast imagery to explore movement and classical European settings.
Project Telegraph Luxury · A Joy For Ever
Telegraph Luxury presents A Joy For Ever, a fashion editorial series that explores the interplay between heritage architecture and contemporary luxury apparel. Photographed by Melanie Rodriguez, the project utilizes the soft, diffused character of natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of textured gowns, structured leather, and intricate lace. Featuring model Zuza Bryk, the series alternates between the rich, moody interiors of wood-paneled rooms and lush, garden-set outdoor scenes. The editorial leans into a nostalgic, analogue-film aesthetic, emphasizing organic palettes and candid movement. The production was brought together through the styling of Tona Stell, with hair styling by Tomi Roppongi and casting direction by George Raymond Stead.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Burberry X Highgrove
Telegraph Luxury presents an editorial series for the Burberry X Highgrove collection. Shot on location, the project highlights the heritage brand's classic outerwear and botanical-print apparel against the backdrop of manicured English gardens and lush, woodland environments. The visuals lean into an earthy, natural aesthetic, emphasizing the organic textures of the landscape alongside the structured tailoring of the garments. Photographer Sam Copeland captures the collection using natural light, which filters through garden foliage to create a soft, diffused mood. The series features model Venus He, with fashion styling by Tona Stell. Additional credits include hair styling by Chris Sweeney, makeup by Celia Evans, and casting direction by George Raymond Stead.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Draped In Glory
Draped In Glory is a refined fashion editorial for Telegraph Luxury, focusing on the architectural silhouettes and sculptural textures of contemporary couture. Photographer Anna Daki captures these expressive garments within a minimalist studio environment, utilizing clean lighting to emphasize intricate drapery and volume. Fashion editor and stylist Tona Stell leads the visual direction, working alongside set designer Enzo Selvatici to construct sharp, geometric backdrops that frame each look. The project features model Tara Falla, with makeup by Jennifer Le Corre, manicures by Sylvie Vacca, and casting by George Raymond Stead. The imagery employs a clean, minimalist aesthetic with elements of natural light and monochrome palettes to highlight the interplay between fabric and form.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Soft Power
Soft Power is a fashion editorial commissioned for Telegraph Luxury, featuring a series of portraits and interior-led images. The work focuses on tactile fabrics, sharp architectural lines, and neutral environments to ground the styling, which spans structured daywear and intricate lace detailing. Photographed by Daisy Walker, the series employs a clean, soft-lit aesthetic that leans into natural light and earthy tones. The project was brought together with fashion styling by Sophie Tobin, while Wilson Fok handled hair and Adele Sanderson oversaw makeup. Casting was directed by George Raymond Stead, with model Julia Rambukkana as the primary subject throughout the editorial. The execution emphasizes a minimalist approach, using monochromatic palettes and textured studio backgrounds to highlight the garment silhouettes.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Monica Barabaro Covers The Telegraph ...
Telegraph Luxury features actor Monica Barbaro in a series of fashion-forward studio portraits photographed by Arseny Jabiev. The editorial campaign highlights sophisticated tailoring and intricate garment textures, leaning into a clean, minimalist aesthetic through a series of monochrome and desaturated visual compositions. Styling for the shoot was handled by Tona Stell, who curated a selection of structured jackets, ruffled skirts, and layered dresses. The portraits utilise soft, directional natural light against neutral grey and white seamless backgrounds, allowing the details of the luxury garments to remain the primary focus. Collaborative input includes hair by Owen Gould, makeup by Samantha Lau, and manicures by Emi Kudo, ensuring a polished, cohesive aesthetic across the editorial series.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Courtly Romance
Courtly Romance, a striking luxury fashion editorial for Telegraph Luxury, masterfully blends the haunting allure of historical architecture with the crisp precision of contemporary high-end design. Through the lens of photographer Matthieu Delbreuve, the project captures model Camille Chifflot within a series of evocative, mood-drenched settings that range from vaulted gothic stone corridors to richly paneled wood interiors. The creative narrative leans into a sophisticated, regal aesthetic, expertly styled by Tona Stell to highlight the juxtaposition between raw, voluminous textures and delicate, sparkling jewellery. The editorial relies on a blend of natural light and cinematic chiaroscuro lighting, which works to emphasize the intricate craft of each garment, from structured corsetry and billowing silk satin to ethereal chiffon capes. With makeup artistry by Loriane Leger that frames the subject in a contemplative, solemn light, the series feels both timeless and deeply intentional. By alternating between high-contrast, low-key portraiture and expansive, symmetry-driven wide shots, the imagery elevates the garments into pieces of sculptural art. The result is a cohesive, highly atmospheric portfolio that feels grounded in the traditions of classic portrait photography while maintaining the sharp, clean edge required by modern luxury fashion houses, successfully transforming every frame into a narrative of opulent, cinematic storytelling.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Telegraph Luxury May 2026 Cover
For the May 2026 cover of Telegraph Luxury, the creative team has crafted a striking portrait that perfectly captures the intersection of high-end editorial and effortless, everyday elegance. Featuring actress Bella Maclean, the imagery moves away from traditional, over-produced studio environments, instead opting for the authentic textures found in an outdoor, garden-based setting. Photographer Ben Parks masterfully utilizes natural light to ground the composition, allowing the bright, direct sun to dance across the weathered brick backdrop and highlight the tactile qualities of the featured wardrobe. Sophie Tobin’s styling leans into a refined, retro aesthetic, grounding Maclean in a sporty, striped jacket that bridges the gap between classic luxury and contemporary leisure. The visual narrative is further polished by the precise hair styling from Bjorn Krischker and understated, natural makeup by Florrie White, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the subject’s charismatic presence. With casting handled by George Raymond Stead, the project successfully establishes a tone of sophisticated accessibility. By favoring an editorial approach that feels both tactile and immediate, the magazine reaffirms its commitment to timeless visual storytelling. This portrait serves as a masterclass in balance, blending deliberate, high-fashion styling with a raw, atmospheric authenticity that feels perfectly suited for the season of transition, ensuring the cover resonates as both a collector’s piece and a bold statement in modern media.
Project Telegraph Luxury · Bella Maclean
In this evocative series for Telegraph Luxury, actor Bella Maclean takes center stage, embodying a refined yet pastoral elegance that defines the contemporary luxury fashion aesthetic. Photographed by Ben Parks, the campaign masterfully traverses the intersection of structured design and organic beauty, leaning into a quintessentially British atmosphere. With styling by Sophie Tobin, the imagery highlights intricate fabric details, from houndstooth silhouettes to delicate floral embroidery, grounding these high-fashion pieces in both sun-dappled outdoor environments and moody, traditional interiors. The project utilizes natural light to draw out the tactile quality of every garment, fostering a sense of quiet, introspective luxury. Bjorn Krischker’s hair styling and Florrie White’s subtle, expert makeup application complement Maclean’s calm, contemplative expressions, ensuring the focus remains on the interplay between the subject and the rich, textured backdrops. Casting director George Raymond Stead succeeds in selecting a lead whose presence feels both classic and distinctly modern. This editorial portrait series serves as a masterclass in lifestyle fashion photography, where the juxtaposition of weathered brick, lush landscapes, and structured tailoring creates a narrative that feels both timeless and grounded. By embracing editorial minimalism and high-contrast natural lighting, the work transforms everyday wardrobe staples into pieces of high art, perfectly capturing the sophisticated, heritage-driven identity of the brand through a series of poised, narrative-rich compositions.
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