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Featured To Be Magazine projects
This week's top To Be Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project To Be Magazine · issue 08
To Be Magazine’s issue 08 features a series of fashion editorials focused on sculptural tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes. Photographer Hector Clark captures the garments against minimalist studio backdrops, utilizing a mix of soft lighting and high-contrast, chiaroscuro-inspired techniques to emphasize texture and form. The editorial team, led by fashion stylist Genesis Webb, highlights the collection through bold pattern choices and utility-driven outerwear. The production also features hair styling by Andi Ojeda and makeup artistry by Lochie Stonehouse, resulting in a cohesive visual narrative across the magazine's pages.
Project To Be Magazine · Sampha
To Be Magazine presents an editorial feature centered on musician Sampha, captured by photographer Hector Clark. The series moves between intimate, high-contrast monochrome portraits and cinematic group compositions that lean into theatrical movement. Utilizing analogue film, the project emphasizes texture and form through a mix of chiaroscuro lighting and cool-toned color grading. The imagery reflects a documentary-style approach to portraiture within an industrial studio setting, highlighting the intersection of music and performance art.
Project To Be Magazine · Post-War & Love
Post-War & Love is a fashion editorial produced for To Be Magazine, centering on themes of intimacy and tactile composition. Photographed and creatively directed by Lilli Waters, the series leans into an analogue aesthetic, utilising film grain and high-contrast monochrome grading to establish its atmospheric, contemplative tone. The work is grounded by the fashion styling of Rosalind Seehusen, which emphasises heavy knitwear, textured mohair, and tailored outerwear. Ashleigh Carpenter provided hair styling for the project, which frames subjects against sparse, rugged landscapes of weather-worn boulders and open fields. These environmental elements highlight the natural textures and observational quality inherent to the editorial.
Project To Be Magazine · Shapeshifter
Shapeshifter is a fashion editorial series produced for To Be Magazine, defined by a surreal and high-contrast visual language. The project centres on a series of studio-based portraits that employ vibrant, saturated colour blocking and graphic set design to create an enigmatic, avant-garde narrative. Photographer Levon Baird collaborates with fashion stylist Emma Bosely to explore themes of form and movement through eclectic silhouettes and sculptural props. The aesthetic is reinforced by hair styling by Kyye and make-up by Sean Brady, which push the boundaries of traditional editorial portraiture. Surya David White’s set design acts as a crucial anchor, using geometric shapes and atmospheric lighting to build a series of distinct, dreamlike environments. The resulting imagery is marked by its bold, clean composition and intentional use of light and shadow.
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