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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.
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