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Featured Unprint Magazine projects

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

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Unprint Magazine · Photography Darren Gwynn

This fashion editorial series for Unprint Magazine, captured by photographer Darren Gwynn under the creative direction of Paul Garnier, presents a rigorous study of form and texture. The project spans a range of high-contrast monochrome studio work and atmospheric, grit-informed portraiture, defined by an experimental approach to fashion imagery. Featuring model Mats Chabot, the editorial integrates diverse styling from Veronique Didry, incorporating avant-garde headwear, sculptural hair by Pablo Kuemin, and precise makeup artistry by Caroline Fenouil. The execution utilizes techniques such as multiple exposure, chiaroscuro lighting, and analogue film formats to create a layered, tactile visual narrative across the magazine’s pages.

High-contrast black and white portrait of a blurred, ethereal face emerging from a deep black background. Project

Unprint Magazine · Unprint Magazine #4 S/S 2025 Cover

Unprint Magazine's Spring/Summer 2025 issue, #4, presents a multifaceted editorial vision under the creative direction of Paul Garnier. The cover story, lensed by photographer Darren Gwynn, moves between high-contrast monochrome studio portraiture and raw, textured environmental shots to build a diverse visual narrative. Styling by Veronique Didry anchors the collection, spanning sharp 1970s-inspired tailoring and deconstructed knitwear to voluminous layered silhouettes. The production incorporates diverse aesthetic techniques, including multiple-exposure sequences, dramatic low-key chiaroscuro lighting, and grainy, analogue-inspired compositions that emphasize the tactile quality of the subjects and their surroundings.

Profile portrait of a model with long dark hair and blowing strands against a plain white background for Unprint Magazine. Project

Unprint Magazine · Holding Legends

Holding Legends is a fashion editorial for Unprint Magazine that explores the intersection of high-end accessories and everyday urban environments. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, pairing structured luxury handbags with industrial streetscapes, asphalt surfaces, and architectural motifs. Photographer Maona Micoud and creative director Paul Garnier establish a clean, deliberate visual language, supported by the fashion styling of Johanna Ankelhed. The imagery balances tactile leather textures and geometric product shapes with dynamic, candid-leaning poses from model Yuanyuan Zhang. Additional detail is provided by hair stylist Andre Cueto Saavedra, set designer Camille Pouyat, and casting director Emilie Åström, collectively producing a series marked by natural light and sharp, monochromatic contrasts.

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Unprint Magazine · Charvet Special

The Charvet Special, a fashion editorial series for Unprint Magazine, offers a contemplative look at heritage tailoring through an analogue lens. Captured by photographer Valentin Hennequin, the project leans into raw, grainy aesthetics to document the tactile qualities of fine cotton and silk textiles. The imagery prioritizes a clean, observant approach, focusing on the intricate layering of striped shirting, structured blazers, and heritage neckwear. Set largely within a retail and showroom environment, the series balances candid, cinematic portraits with detailed product studies. Fashion stylist Lune Kuipers emphasizes the craftsmanship of the garments through deliberate, nuanced layering, while hair by Joel Phillips and casting by Emilie Åström contribute to the project's refined, understated character. Throughout the collection, natural light and a consistent monochromatic and earthy palette unify the editorial narrative.

Model wearing a patterned snakeskin-print jacket, polka-dot tie, and dark pants against a plain background. Project

Unprint Magazine · Cravate Club

Cravate Club is a fashion editorial series for Unprint Magazine that explores the intersection of classic menswear tailoring and contemporary styling. Under the creative direction of Paul Garnier, the project features models Thomas Riguelle and Charlotte Eta Mumm, juxtaposing formal neckwear with unexpected elements like performance gear and varied textures. Photographer Andy Harrington captures the series through a mix of clean studio portraiture and candid urban settings. The editorial utilizes techniques including analogue film, monochrome high-contrast lighting, and lo-fi VHS scanline textures to build a nostalgic, layered visual narrative. Fashion editing and styling by Emmanuelle de Luze ground the looks in sharp, disciplined tailoring, while hair styling by Charlotte Dubreuil and makeup by Nolwenn Quintin complete the aesthetic.

Profile close-up of model Yuanyuan Zhang with windblown dark hair against a seamless white studio background. Project

Unprint Magazine · Holding legends

Holding Legends is a fashion editorial series for Unprint Magazine that explores the intersection of high-concept styling and utilitarian everyday objects. Captured by photographer Maona Micoud, the project features model Yuanyuan Zhang in a sequence of minimalist, clean-lined environments that range from architectural urban backdrops to raw asphalt surfaces. Fashion editor Johanna Ankelhed contrasts sleek, oversized silhouettes with vibrant pops of color and textures, pairing structured luxury handbags with mundane grocery items like egg cartons, milk bottles, and fresh produce. The imagery, defined by soft, diffused natural light, focuses on the tactile interplay between glossy leather goods, metallic hardware, and industrial-inspired props. With set design by Camille Pouyat and hair styling by Andre Cueto Saavedra, the work maintains a restrained, graphic aesthetic across its various portraits and still-life compositions.