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Featured Telva projects
This week's top Telva projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Telva · Leather Jackets
In this sophisticated fashion editorial for Telva titled Leather Jackets, the creative team explores the intersection of materiality and form through a series of striking portrait studies. Under the precise lens of photographer Javier Biosca, the project leans into a rigorous editorial minimalism, utilizing the stark contrast of studio strobe lighting and neutral, seamless backdrops to elevate the garments to sculptural objects. The series focuses on the complex interplay of textures, highlighting everything from debossed leaf patterns and high-gloss finishes to voluminous, pebbled leather. Model Lara Mullen anchors the collection, her wet-look hair and poised, direct gaze providing a consistent anchor across the diverse silhouettes. With makeup artistry by David López, the aesthetic remains sharp and contemporary, eschewing unnecessary ornamentation to favor clean, high-contrast compositions that emphasize tailoring. Whether experimenting with sharp, vibrant color blocking or embracing the timeless intensity of black-and-white chiaroscuro, the project functions as a masterclass in modern fashion photography. By stripping away environmental context, the work forces a concentrated engagement with the garment’s structure, volume, and inherent tension, proving that even the most classic wardrobe staple can be reimagined through focused light, intentional styling, and a commitment to pure, editorial craftsmanship.
Project Telva · Una turista en Madrid
Telva’s 'Una turista en Madrid' is an extensive editorial feature that captures a cinematic perspective of urban life. Photographed by Pepe Lobez, the series follows model Zita Dobar through the streets of Madrid, blending high-fashion tailoring with the authentic textures of the cityscape. The project leans into a warm, natural light aesthetic, utilising a vibrant colour palette that contrasts structured architectural garments against classic European street backdrops. With styling by Cristina Garcia Vivanco and makeup by Ricardo Calero, the shoot documents a series of diverse looks ranging from oversized knitwear and leather co-ords to detailed embellishments. Technically, the editorial incorporates elements of analogue film and clean, vertical composition to frame its subject against traditional storefronts, residential architecture, and local market settings.
Project Telva · Business Attire
Telva’s Business Attire editorial examines the intersection of corporate tailoring and contemporary fashion through a lens of urban pragmatism. Photographed by Pepe Herreros, the series features model Mariina Keskitalo across various architectural settings, ranging from modern glass facades to stark concrete exteriors. The narrative style leans into a documentary-inspired sensibility, capturing candid moments that blend professional wardrobes with unexpected, everyday details. The styling highlights structural versatility, pairing double-breasted blazers and tweed coats with accessories like retro headphones and garment bags. The aesthetic makes consistent use of natural light, often resulting in clean compositions that emphasize texture and form. Complementary beauty looks were provided by hair stylist Manu Fernández, who crafted loose, soft waves, and makeup artist Jose Belmonte, who maintained a refined, understated finish.
Project Telva · La vuelta del encaje
Telva presents 'La vuelta del encaje,' a fashion editorial feature showcasing intricate lace detailing and layered styling. The series centers on model Marlijn Hoek, with photography by Jonathan Segade, who employs a mix of high-key and soft directional lighting to emphasize textile textures. The editorial captures a range of silhouettes, from structured leather outerwear to sheer slip dresses. Hair stylists Fernando Torrent and Olga Holovanova provide the styling, framing the editorial with clean, vertical compositions that span both monochrome portraits and high-contrast studio shots.
Project Telva · Estrella
Telva presents Estrella, a designer fashion editorial series captured through the lens of photographer Tomás de la Fuente. The project explores a blend of classic domestic interiors and contemporary layering, utilising natural light to pull detail from textured fabrics and ornate settings. Featuring model Estrella Gomez, the editorial leans into a retro aesthetic, pairing intricate damask wallpaper and wood-panelled backdrops with vibrant, layered garments. The production relies on a cohesive creative team to define its moody, tactile atmosphere. Fashion editor and stylist Angela Esteban Librero curates the wardrobe, which spans translucent beaded pieces, structured tailoring, and oversized leather, while hair stylist Ricardo Calero and makeup artist Jose Carlos Gonzalez execute a sharp, stylistic vision defined by short blunt bangs and bold colour accents. The shoot embraces an analogue film sensibility, prioritising rich, earthy tones and grainy textures throughout.
Project Telva · Anne Boomgaart
This fashion editorial for Telva features model Anne Boomgaart captured against a series of rugged, rural landscapes. Photographed by Jonathan Segade, the series leans into an earthy, cinematic atmosphere that highlights the interplay between structured apparel and natural terrain. The aesthetic relies heavily on analogue film techniques, utilizing both low-key chiaroscuro and warm, golden-hour natural light to define textures in leather, denim, and utility wear. The visual narrative is supported by fashion styling from Cristina Garcia Vivanco, who pairs elevated, utilitarian pieces with mechanical elements like motorcycles and helmets. Hair by Manu Fernández and makeup by Jose Belmonte provide a clean, intentional finish to the raw outdoor setting, maintaining a cohesive aesthetic across the monochrome and color compositions.
Project Telva · Judit Mascó
Telva magazine presents this editorial portrait featuring Spanish model Judit Masco. Captured by photographer Jesus Isnard, the imagery leans into a moody aesthetic through a dark gradient studio backdrop. The composition highlights the contrast between a black cape and light wash denim. The series focuses on clean framing and texture, maintaining a poised tone throughout the editorial feature.
Project Telva · New additions
Telva elevates the standard fashion editorial with its latest feature, New Additions, a vibrant display of color theory and high-fashion tailoring. Captured through the keen eye of photographer Javier Biosca, the project serves as a masterclass in visual impact, utilizing a strictly curated palette to command attention. The work leans into a deliberate, graphic aesthetic that feels both sharp and accessible, grounding the luxury garments in a stark, primary-colored landscape. Central to the success of this editorial is the styling by Cristina Garcia Vivanco, who constructs a high-contrast ensemble featuring a yellow color-blocked sweater paired with an asymmetrical, ruffled black skirt. This juxtaposition of soft texture and structural lines is heightened by the model Sasha Dom, whose deliberate pose brings a sense of kinetic energy to the frame. The saturated tones and precise composition highlight a sophisticated approach to magazine layout, where every element of the set—from the vivid red door backdrop to the intricate layering—is positioned to create a cohesive, editorial narrative. By focusing on bold color and textural tension, the creative team has delivered a compelling study of modern style, proving that even the most grounded fashion shoot can achieve a striking, high-impact presence within the competitive landscape of international media and design.
Project Telva · Telva July 2026 Covers
For the July 2026 issue of Telva, the editorial team embraced the essence of high-summer escapism, crafting a visual narrative that blends high-fashion sophistication with the raw, untamed beauty of the coastline. Photographer Jonathan Segade leads the creative vision, capturing model Marlijn Hoek in a series of striking frames that lean into a polished yet organic aesthetic. The editorial captures a distinct sense of place, utilizing a rugged beach setting as the canvas for a collection that plays with texture and bold graphic prints. In one notable composition, Hoek dons an intricate, artisanal cape constructed entirely from seashells, a choice that emphasizes the magazine's commitment to tactile, artisanal storytelling. Throughout the shoot, Segade expertly harnesses natural light to create soft highlights, emphasizing the windswept textures and the serene, turquoise horizon. These covers define a modern editorial style, balancing structural composition with a cinematic quality that elevates the lifestyle photography typical of the genre. By favoring a direct, grounded gaze from the talent and focusing on the interplay between abstract patterns and the vast coastal backdrop, the project successfully bridges the gap between aspirational fashion and the relaxed allure of the season. Each image stands as a masterclass in controlled, sun-drenched photography, reinforcing Telva's position at the forefront of the contemporary media and entertainment landscape.
Project Telva · Lena
The Lena project for Telva serves as a masterclass in high-end fashion editorial photography, skillfully navigating the tension between controlled studio environments and the raw, organic beauty of the natural landscape. Photographer Javier Biosca captures the versatility of model Lena Hardt, whose composed presence anchors a series of images that oscillate between the stark precision of studio strobe lighting and the soft, contemplative diffusion of natural light. Through the lens of fashion editor Cristina Garcia Vivanco, the project leans into a sophisticated aesthetic that balances structural minimalism with ornate, vintage-inspired details. Whether set against the clean, monochromatic backdrop of a studio or nestled within the verdant, rose-filled gardens and tall grasses of an outdoor setting, the styling emphasizes the interplay of textures—from delicate silk slip dresses and intricate lace panels to the tactile weight of sculptural headpieces. With makeup artistry by Ricardo Calero maintaining a fresh, natural approach, the project channels a timeless sensibility. Each frame feels deliberate, utilizing techniques such as chiaroscuro to add depth and shadow, while other sequences embrace an editorial minimalism that draws the eye directly to the interplay of jewelry and fabric. This collection succeeds by treating clothing as part of a larger, serene environment, resulting in a cohesive narrative that feels both grounded and aspirational.
Project Telva · Un filtro de color pastel
Captured for Telva magazine, "Un filtro de color pastel" is a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of classic portraiture and tactile garment detailing. Photographer Javier Biosca frames model Barbara Shilova across a range of interior and outdoor settings, utilizing a mix of natural light and moody, low-key lighting to emphasize texture and form. From structured knits and faux-fur outerwear to layered patterned fabrics, the styling leans into a sophisticated, editorial aesthetic. Ricardo Calero provides makeup artistry, focusing on high-contrast applications and dramatic eyeliner to complement the series’ polished, atmospheric visuals. The project frequently employs an analogue film aesthetic, grounding the collection in a refined, evocative tone.
Project Telva · Telva May 2026 Cover
The May 2026 cover of Telva magazine stands as a masterclass in editorial portraiture, distilling sophisticated elegance into a singular, balanced composition. Photographer Jesus Isnard utilizes natural light to frame models Julia Bregalda and Clara Heitkamp in a symmetrical, back-to-back arrangement that radiates poise and intentionality. The visual narrative relies on the interplay of texture and color, juxtaposing a pristine white pleated gown with a vibrant rust-orange counterpart to create a striking aesthetic rhythm. Set against a dimly lit, classic interior, the portrait channels a sense of timeless lifestyle storytelling that anchors the viewer within a refined, aspirational world. Beyond the striking poses, the project expertly navigates the constraints of high-end media design, seamlessly integrating bold typography with the photographic elements to ensure the masthead and cover lines feel like an organic extension of the image rather than an afterthought. The clean, crisp makeup application by artist Christina Lutz serves as the final, subtle polish, ensuring the subjects remain the undisputed focal point of the page. This work demonstrates a deep understanding of visual hierarchy and structural harmony, successfully balancing the commercial requirements of the magazines, media and entertainment industry with a distinct, artistic sensibility that resonates across both English and Spanish language markets.
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