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Featured Twin Magazine projects
This week's top Twin Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Twin Magazine · AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER
Twin Magazine presents 'An Affair to Remember,' a fashion editorial feature that captures a narrative, observational look at menswear and contemporary styling. Photographed by Andy Jackson, the series oscillates between candid street-level encounters in residential settings and focused, high-contrast studio portraits. Casting by Shimana highlights a diverse set of models, grounding the work in an authentic, lived-in perspective. The project leans into an aesthetic of nostalgia, utilizing analogue film techniques to create soft, grainy textures that complement a muted, desaturated color palette. Through a combination of vertical diptychs and sequential grids, the work emphasizes cinematic framing and soft, natural light, resulting in a tactile and moody exploration of modern sartorial choices.
Project Twin Magazine · TALES FROM THE COUNTRY ISSUE 32
Tales From The Country, the lead editorial feature for Issue 32 of Twin Magazine, presents a visual exploration of pastoral aesthetics and tactile fashion. The series relies on warm, natural light and carefully composed interior and woodland settings to ground its high-concept wardrobe in an organic atmosphere. Photographed by Suleika Mueller, the project features model Laura Rudd throughout a collection of portraits that balance saturated primary tones against earthy backdrops. The execution employs a clean, vertical editorial style, utilising soft directional lighting and elements of analogue film to enhance textile textures—from knitwear to feather headpieces. Fashion styling by Julia Brenard builds on these environments, blending structured layering with fluid, sculptural silhouettes. The visual narrative is supported by makeup artist Ciara O'Shea and casting director Emilie Åström.
Project Twin Magazine · BYREDO COVER STORY
Twin Magazine presents a beauty-focused editorial feature for its Byredo cover story, showcasing a series of high-impact portraits. Photographed by Irina Shestakova, the series leans into a minimalist beauty aesthetic through tight framing and sharp, directional lighting techniques. The imagery captures an array of textures, from high-shine, glossy lips to matte smoky eye makeup, maintaining a clean and polished visual narrative throughout the shoot. Model Aylah Peterson features across the editorial, with fashion styling provided by Julia Brenard. The project emphasizes fine skin texture and precise cosmetic detail, further supported by hair styling from Gor Duryan and makeup artistry by Jenny Coombs. The editorial utilizes a mix of hard studio lighting and soft beauty light to create contrast against consistent, neutral backgrounds.
Project Twin Magazine · Secret Desires
Twin Magazine’s 'Secret Desires' editorial features a curated series of close-up portraits and detail-oriented stills. Centered on minimalist fashion, the series utilizes clean studio lighting to isolate textures, ranging from sheer hosiery and rhinestone embellishments to tactile paper arrangements and layered shirting. The project explores understated styling with a focus on accessorized silhouettes and monochromatic tones. Caitlin Moriarty serves as the fashion editor and stylist, while the editorial features model Marie-Violaine Chenal and manicured details by Hayley Evans Smith. Jinny Kim contributes as the makeup artist, rounding out the production team for this editorial project.
Project Twin Magazine · Dries Van Noten Special
Twin Magazine presents a dedicated fashion editorial feature, the Dries Van Noten Special, showcasing the designer’s signature fusion of intricate textures, graphic patterns, and structured silhouettes. Photographed by Mariano Vivanco and styled by Julia Brenard, the series centres on model Chudier Billy. The project leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilising a stark, textured white seamless backdrop to focus attention on the garments. The imagery oscillates between high-contrast monochrome and vibrant colour palettes, employing hard lighting to emphasise the sculptural folds and rich embroidery of the collection pieces. The visual approach relies on clean, vertical compositions that highlight both fluid drapery and utilitarian outerwear.
Project Twin Magazine · Underplayed
In the latest editorial feature for Twin Magazine titled Underplayed, the intersection of high-concept beauty and raw, authentic portraiture takes center stage. This cosmetics and beauty campaign strips away the excessive artifice often found in contemporary commercial work, favoring a refined approach that celebrates the innate texture of its subject. Photographer Thomas Slack captures model Giedre Dukauskaite with a deliberate focus on candid realism, allowing her natural skin and subtle features to ground the bold, vibrant red lip color. The execution leans heavily into editorial minimalist aesthetics, utilizing clean studio compositions that let the subjects stand entirely on their own merit. Makeup artist Chiho Omae anchors the look with precise, deliberate pigment application, while stylist Bárbara Vélez complements the aesthetic with delicate, elaborate floral-motif silver jewelry that adds a sophisticated layer to the composition. The project makes effective use of beauty light and soft lighting techniques to ensure that every contour remains illuminated without sacrificing the organic feel of the imagery. By prioritizing a clean visual narrative, the team creates a striking contrast between modern cosmetic intensity and quiet, understated styling. The result is a body of work that feels both timeless and pointedly current, proving that in the fast-paced world of beauty, the most powerful statements are often the ones delivered with intentional restraint and careful, expert framing.
Project Twin Magazine · THE GAZE - FERRAGAMO SPECIAL
In The Gaze, a specialized Ferragamo editorial for Twin Magazine, the intersection of luxury fashion houses and modern portraiture finds a sophisticated new language. Photographer Aaron Crossman masterfully orchestrates a series of studio-based compositions that elevate Ferragamo’s architectural garments, blending high-contrast black and white photography with vibrant, textured color frames. The project channels a refined editorial aesthetic that leans into minimalist tailoring and fluid silhouettes, with model Agel Akol serving as the singular, piercing focal point. Under the direction of fashion stylist Julia Brenard, the shoot highlights the intricate interplay between the matte suede and high-gloss vinyl textures, while the technical application of studio strobe lighting creates deep shadows and dramatic chiaroscuro effects that emphasize the model’s striking facial structure and the movement of fringe detailing. With beauty direction from hair stylist Takumi Horiwaki and makeup artist Kristina Ralph Andrews, the imagery maintains a clean, professional polish that feels both contemporary and timeless. By stripping back the studio environment, the team ensures the spotlight remains squarely on the garment’s construction and the intense, direct connection established between the subject and the lens. This collaboration succeeds by treating fashion as a study in geometry and poise, proving that a minimalist approach to portrait photography can evoke a cinematic sense of energy while remaining rooted in the luxurious heritage of the brand.
Project Twin Magazine · (De) constructing Glamour
In (De)constructing Glamour, Twin Magazine dismantles the traditional boundaries of beauty through a series of striking visual narratives that favor abstraction over convention. This cosmetics project leans into an experimental editorial style, transforming the human face into a canvas for texture and structural play. Photographer Harriet MacSween, working alongside art director Becky Smith, captures a range of avant-garde makeup artistry that moves between clinical precision and painterly spontaneity. By utilizing macro photography and studio strobe techniques, the series emphasizes the fine details of skin, iris, and pigment, rendering mascara, nail art, and bold lip shades with a sharp, high-definition intensity. The collaboration benefits from Anna Payne’s makeup artistry, which shifts seamlessly from subtle, bleached-brow minimalism to abstract, vibrant color blocking, while hair stylist Clare Hurford provides a sleek, structural framing that grounds the more conceptual elements. This is not merely a showcase of products but an exploration of facial architecture, where bleached brows and matte paint curves challenge how we perceive high-fashion grooming. By prioritizing a clean, minimalist aesthetic, the project allows the raw interplay between pigment and pore to take center stage, effectively reframing the cosmetic industry’s classic tropes as a rigorous, modern study in form and aesthetic tension.
Project Twin Magazine · Ajah by Yulia Gorbachenko and Natali ...
Twin Magazine delivers a masterclass in modern sartorial storytelling with this latest fashion editorial, a project that skillfully navigates the tension between avant-garde structural design and the grit of the urban environment. Through the lens of photographer Yulia Gorbachenko, the work captures a series of striking silhouettes that oscillate between high-key studio minimalism and the raw, cinematic energy of city streets. Central to the visual narrative is the collaboration with fashion editor and stylist Natalie Tauger, whose curation of deconstructed layers, metallic elements, and bold, voluminous shapes forces a dialogue between the garments and their architectural settings. Whether it is a subject posed under the steel geometry of an elevated subway line or against the stark, clinical expanse of a studio white background, the imagery channels a sophisticated editorial perspective. Technical mastery is evident in the interplay of natural light, which is used to cast sharp, dramatic shadows that highlight the intricate, textured fabrics of the collection. With grooming contributions from hair stylist Erol Karadağ and makeup artist Mitch Yoshida, the portraits feel both futuristic and grounded, leaning into a sharp, performance-inspired aesthetic. This editorial is not merely a showcase of luxury fashion, but an exploration of movement and form that demands attention, reflecting a seamless synergy between high-fashion vision and precise creative execution.
Project Twin Magazine · Twin issue XXXIV June 2026 Cover
For its XXXIV issue, Twin Magazine continues its legacy of pushing the boundaries of contemporary visual storytelling, delivering a cover story that expertly balances high-fashion rigor with an intimate, human focus. The editorial portraiture serves as a masterclass in texture and minimalist composition, anchored by the collaborative efforts of photographers Olivia Malone and Philip Messmann. By juxtaposing a tactile, feather-forward aesthetic with the sharp, clean lines of modern sportswear, the creative team crafts a visual narrative that feels both timeless and distinctly of the moment. The use of natural light brings a soft, organic warmth to the portraits, while the studio strobe techniques employed in the secondary imagery ensure that every fabric detail, from charcoal pinstripe blazers to vibrant lime-green accessories, resonates with clarity. Under the careful eye of fashion editor Julia Brenard, the styling leans into an editorial minimalism that allows the models, Cara Taylor and Hilary Rhoda, to command the frame with a neutral, yet piercing, directness. This project is a testament to the power of deliberate, considered casting and precise lighting to elevate simple apparel into a high-concept fashion statement. Through these varied approaches to portraiture, the magazine successfully translates a sophisticated, multi-layered visual identity that remains accessible, polished, and unmistakably representative of today’s leading edge in media and creative entertainment design.
Project Twin Magazine · Clara
In the latest visual story for Twin Magazine, titled Clara, the boundary between high-fashion editorial imagery and intimate portraiture is expertly blurred. Photographer Daisy Walker captures the enigmatic presence of model Clara Denison, creating a series of images that feel both grounded and otherworldly. The project leans into a philosophy of editorial minimalism, prioritizing the architectural silhouettes of the garments over decorative excess. Under the sharp eye of fashion editor and stylist Marianne Krauss, the styling serves as a tactile exploration of volume and texture, moving from structured tailoring to the fluid elegance of silk. The execution relies heavily on deliberate lighting techniques, alternating between the soft, diffused clarity of natural light and the dramatic, angular intensity of low-key chiaroscuro. This versatility allows the work to shift from clean, studio-strobe-lit portraits to more cinematic, evocative compositions. With crucial contributions from hair stylist Natalie Shafii and makeup artist Lucy Burt, the beauty aesthetic remains refreshingly understated, ensuring the focus remains on the interplay of light, shadow, and fabric. By synthesizing these elements within a series of pristine, controlled studio settings, the project highlights the strength of collaborative creative direction, resulting in a cohesive narrative that feels both timeless and undeniably modern, firmly cementing its place within the elite sphere of luxury fashion publications.
Project Twin Magazine · Under Glass
Under Glass, a compelling fashion editorial produced for Twin Magazine, masterfully blurs the lines between architectural photography and high-end portraiture. Through the lens of photographer Amie Milne and guided by the creative vision of Becky Smith, the project explores a serene dialogue between the human form and its surroundings. The editorial leans into a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing expansive glass-walled interiors and clean, neutral palettes to frame the model, Luca Gajdus, in a series of contemplative, editorial portraits. Fashion editor and stylist Holly Gorst curated a wardrobe that emphasizes tactility and structure—featuring intricate lace, fringe, and layered ruffles—which serves as a soft counterpoint to the rigid, geometric lines of the modern glass architecture. The imagery makes consistent use of natural light, often captured through diffuse, soft-focus exposures that accentuate the subtle textures of the garments and the model's calm, introspective gaze. With casting by Megan McCluskie and refined finishing touches from hair stylist Tomi Roppongi, makeup artist Claire Urquhart, and manicurist Hayley Evans Smith, the project achieves a seamless, ethereal quality. By integrating elements of lifestyle photography into a luxury fashion context, Under Glass creates a visual narrative that feels both precise and remarkably fluid, highlighting the interplay between interior design and the tactile elegance of contemporary luxury fashion.
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