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Featured Unemployed Magazine projects

This week's top Unemployed Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Model Lou Schoof seated on a bed wearing a red slip dress and matching sleep mask in a wood-paneled motel room. Project

Unemployed Magazine · Late Checkout

Unemployed Magazine explores a cinematic narrative in Late Checkout, an editorial series that leans into the nostalgic aesthetic of mid-century motel culture. Photographed by Dorota Szulc, the project captures model Lou Schoof in a range of intimate, domestic settings that evoke a sense of quiet solitude and deliberate stillness. The series utilises natural light and analogue film techniques to build a textured, retro atmosphere. By shifting between hotel bedrooms and diner booths, the photography emphasises organic materials, such as wood-paneled walls and patterned textiles, to ground the editorial in a distinct, tactile reality.

Tarot card style fashion illustration showing a standing figure flanked by two reclining women against a plain light background. Project

Unemployed Magazine · Path of symbols

For Unemployed Magazine, photographer Jason Thomas Geering presents Path of Symbols, a comprehensive fashion editorial series that reinterprets the Major Arcana of the tarot through a contemporary lens. The project captures a sequence of archetypal figures, utilizing high-contrast monochrome imagery to explore identity and form. Each composition is framed within a distinct tarot card aesthetic, incorporating gothic typography and Roman numerals to anchor the visual narrative. The execution leans into a grainy, ink-like texture, with the creative team—including hair stylist Andrita Renee, makeup artist Ryo Kuramoto, and movement director Alicia Fotino—collaborating to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and dynamic posing. The series relies on stark, graphic light and shadow to articulate the surreal and minimalist qualities of the collection.