V Magazine China
Featured V Magazine China projects
This week's top V Magazine China projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project V Magazine China · V Magazine China
Captured through the lens of photographer Yis Kid, this high-fashion editorial for V Magazine China serves as a masterclass in architectural juxtaposition and avant-garde styling. Across a series of striking frames, the project bridges the gap between historical Parisian landmarks and contemporary luxury fashion, utilizing natural light to elevate the interplay of texture and form. Model Alex Shibaeva moves through the cityscape with poise, whether posed against the intricate wrought-iron gates of the Pont Alexandre III or framed by the classical stone balustrades of historic monuments. The editorial aesthetic leans into a bold, cinematic sensibility, characterized by sharp silhouettes and high-contrast lighting that demands attention. Gillian Campbell’s makeup artistry provides a necessary, moody counterpoint to the vibrant color palette, with deep, dark lips and precision application that anchors the more flamboyant pieces like oversized tulle ruff collars and structural cream tunics. By marrying the rigid, structured lines of high-fashion garments with the fluid, sprawling beauty of the Paris skyline, the series creates a visual dialogue between the human form and its surroundings. Each portrait functions as a study in composition, utilizing editorial techniques like minimalist portraiture and cinematic flash to emphasize the interplay of light and shadow, resulting in a cohesive, sophisticated portfolio that redefines modern luxury aesthetics.
Project V Magazine China · desire
V Magazine China explores the intersection of luxury goods and everyday objects in the Desire project. Through a series of conceptual still-life photographs, the series examines the interplay between high-end accessories and domestic motifs, utilizing minimalist composition and surreal juxtaposition to redefine the aesthetic of editorial fashion imagery. Photographer Mia Song anchors the series with a focus on polished textures and deliberate staging. The work employs low-key chiaroscuro lighting and clean, symmetrical framing to highlight the contrast between metallic hardware, leather grains, and organic culinary elements. This study in texture and form leans into both playful and moody sensibilities to create a distinct visual narrative.
Project V Magazine China · Photography by David Paige
V Magazine China presents a multi-faceted editorial fashion feature lensed by photographer David Paige. The series captures a contemporary urban narrative, utilizing high-contrast natural light and analogue film techniques to emphasize tactile garment details and architectural geometry. From city street scenes to curated interior settings, the visuals lean into a mix of minimalist composition and retro-inspired textures. Each image employs deliberate framing—ranging from geometric reflections in convex mirrors to dynamic high-speed water captures—to elevate the subject matter. With hair styling by Liv Holst and casting direction by Alan Brethaud, the project balances structured tailoring and fluid movement across a diverse range of environments.
Project V Magazine China · V Magazine China September 2025 Cover
V Magazine China features model Signe Michaelsson in this September 2025 editorial cover series. Captured by photographer Alice Rosati, the work highlights high-fashion styling against varied urban backdrops. The editorial leverages natural light and a clean visual approach, integrating bold graphic typography across the compositions. Styling contributions include hair by Kazue Deki and makeup by Gianluca Venerdini, with casting direction by Dominyka Angelyte.
Project V Magazine China · The New Muse Issue by Alice Rosati
V Magazine China presents 'The New Muse Issue,' a fashion editorial feature lensed by photographer Alice Rosati. The series showcases model Signe Michaelsson in a collection of high-contrast, sculptural silhouettes that emphasize texture and form against minimalist, architectural backdrops. Using techniques including natural light, flash photography, and motion blur, the work maintains an editorial aesthetic that highlights both avant-garde garments and precise styling choices. Casting direction by Dominyka Angelyte grounds the series, with hair styling by Kazue Deki and makeup by Gianluca Venerdini providing a minimalist, ethereal finish to the portraits. The project spans various outdoor and studio settings, focusing on the interplay between stark, monochromatic apparel and vibrant footwear.
Project V Magazine China · Blaze
Blaze is a high-fashion editorial series for V Magazine China, defined by its clean, studio-centric approach to portraiture and beauty. Photographer Rambo Ding captures a sequence of images that oscillate between minimalist, high-key white backgrounds and moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting. The series features model Tao Quan, exploring diverse visual identities through avant-garde cosmetic applications, sculptural hair styling, and bold, architectural garments. The work leans into macro beauty photography to highlight intricate details, from metallic textures and glitter to saturated, painterly eye makeup, resulting in a cohesive aesthetic that prioritizes form and textile contrast.
Project V Magazine China · PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE is a fashion editorial series for V Magazine China, documented through a collection of dynamic studio portraits. The project utilizes a clean, minimalist aesthetic to highlight avant-garde tailoring and the interplay of diverse fabric textures, ranging from structured blazers and oversized outerwear to sheer layers and embellished accents. Photographed by Xia Shuxi and featuring model Qun Ye, the editorial leans into a polished, contemporary mood. The imagery makes frequent use of diptych layouts and split-frame compositions, often set against neutral grey backdrops to emphasize the sculptural silhouettes of the garments. The production incorporates elements of analogue film and clean studio lighting to maintain a consistent visual rhythm throughout the spread.
Project V Magazine China · MEANGIRL
V Magazine China explores a high-contrast aesthetic in the MEANGIRL fashion editorial. Photographed by Rambo Ding, the series leans into saturated color palettes and clean studio lighting to frame its subjects. The work features theatrical beauty styling, including bold pink eyeshadow and high-gloss textures, set against vibrant magenta and deep blue backdrops. Techniques such as macro photography and analogue film styles emphasize the tactile details of the garments and accessories. Throughout the project, architectural silhouettes and playful, stylized props are used to construct a distinct visual narrative.
Project V Magazine China · ANJA RUBIK " THE FACES " ISSUE COVER ...
For the V Magazine China The Faces issue, the collaboration between photographer Chris Colls and creative director Dou Qianlin Latrubesse yields a compelling fashion editorial that redefines luxury minimalism. Starring the iconic Anja Rubik, the feature captures a series of cinematic portraits that oscillate between gritty urban street scenes and the controlled, high-contrast atmosphere of a studio. The project leans into editorial minimalism, utilizing a strictly monochrome palette to elevate the intricate textures of lace, fur, and leather garments curated by fashion editor and stylist Jonathan Huguet. The visual narrative is defined by a sophisticated interplay of natural light and chiaroscuro, creating depth and dimension that highlight Rubik's architectural presence. Complementing the photography, Laurent Philippon’s artful styling of Rubik’s hair—varying from voluminous, tousled bobs to soft, wavy updos—pairs seamlessly with Marie Duhart’s clean, precise makeup application, anchoring the spread in professional high-fashion excellence. Whether leaning against vintage automobiles or posing against stark, seamless backgrounds, the imagery feels both timeless and sharp. By striping away extraneous details, the team creates a visual dialogue that emphasizes the interplay of fabric against skin, successfully channeling an aesthetic of refined, effortless elegance that remains a benchmark for contemporary editorial photography within the global luxury fashion industry.
Project V Magazine China · V Magazine China September 2026 Covers
For its ambitious September 2026 The Faces Issue, V Magazine China pivots toward a high-impact aesthetic that balances traditional editorial polish with a raw, cinematic sensibility. The covers, masterfully captured by photographer Chris Colls, lean into a sophisticated visual language that defines the magazine as a premier destination for fashion storytelling. With creative direction from Dou Qianlin Latrubesse, the imagery achieves a cohesive, bold narrative that centers on model Anja Rubik, whose steady, commanding gaze anchors the compositions. The project effectively utilizes soft light to elevate textural elements, from the voluminous, shaggy fur coats to the intricate, delicate patterns of black lace bodysuits styled by Jonathan Huguet. These commercial pieces are further distinguished by a distinct live-action technique, blending candid urban elements like vintage convertible settings with stark, graphic-heavy branding. By layering oversized, metallic gold and semi-transparent white typography over the subjects, the design creates a structural dialogue between the fashion on display and the magazine’s identity. The collaboration between the creative team, including the precise work of hair stylist Laurent Philippon and makeup artist Marie Duhart, results in a series that feels both curated and urgent. These covers serve as a masterclass in modern editorial photography, successfully synthesizing complex textures and high-fashion silhouettes into a singular, iconic statement that resonates well beyond the newsstand for the upcoming season.
Project V Magazine China · THE NEW TRENDS
For V Magazine China's editorial feature The New Trends, the publication leans into the intersection of luxury fashion and high-octane athletic utility. This fashion campaign masterfully deconstructs the boundary between the studio environment and the great outdoors, presenting a vision where high-performance gear meets refined sartorial layering. Under the sharp eye of fashion editor and stylist Shaliya Xu, the project showcases an aesthetic that balances crisp, clean lighting with the complex textures of technical nylons, weathered leather, and heavy knitwear. Through a series of carefully composed portraits, featuring the versatile Mengge Yi, the work channels an adventurous spirit, incorporating unexpected accessories like climbing ropes, hiking poles, and overstuffed utility bags as central fashion elements. The execution relies on a blend of editorial portraiture and lifestyle photography, utilizing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the graphic quality of the styling and the intricate details of each garment. By pairing modern performance eyewear with luxury silhouettes, the project creates a dialogue between functionality and high fashion. The resulting visuals offer a sophisticated take on contemporary trends, emphasizing movement and dynamic layering while maintaining a minimalist, structured core that defines the modern luxury landscape through professional studio-based editorial techniques.
Project V Magazine China · Earth Tone
In the Earth Tone project for V Magazine China, photographer Alex Black strips away the noise of modern fashion to present a raw, tactile exploration of human form and beauty. This series operates as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, leaning into surrealism and macro photography to transform everyday features into high-concept art. By focusing intensely on the interplay between skin, light, and geometry, the team creates a visual narrative that feels both grounded and otherworldly. The aesthetic is defined by the sharp contrast between matte earth-toned pigments and reflective metallic accents, while textures such as sparkling powder and organic elements like snails add layers of visual intrigue. Rubina Vita Marchiori provides the foundational vision as the fashion editor and stylist, while the precise artistry of hair stylist Christos Bairabas and makeup artist Lauren Reynolds ensures every curve and contour is treated as a focal point. Manicurist Liia Zotova contributes to the graphic impact with intentional, polished detailing that punctuates the close-up portraits. Shot with a mix of soft natural light and deliberate studio strobe setups, the project captures models Ajok Daing and Hella Lund with an unflinching gaze. The resulting portraits channel a deliberate, graphic elegance, celebrating the fine lines, textures, and rich pigments that define the human canvas in this sophisticated beauty editorial.
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