Vanity Fair Espana
Featured Vanity Fair Espana projects
This week's top Vanity Fair Espana projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Carlos Sainz
For the Global Sports Issue of Vanity Fair Espana, the publication presents a sophisticated editorial profile of Formula One driver Carlos Sainz, captured with a blend of relaxed luxury and sharp, high-end styling. Photographer Tomás de la Fuente frames the athlete against the sun-drenched backdrop of Monte-Carlo Beach, expertly utilizing natural light to create a vibrant, coastal atmosphere that feels both candid and curated. The project leans into the classic resort aesthetic, where the juxtaposition of bold, textured fabrics—like yellow-striped towels and tailored linen suits—against the cool turquoise of the Mediterranean creates a distinct visual narrative. Fashion editor Joanna De La Fuente anchors the shoot with a series of ensembles that oscillate between athletic minimalism and polished vacation wear, perfectly complemented by the subtle, clean grooming provided by makeup artist Claire Carmelina Gil. Through these carefully composed portraits, the feature transcends the typical sports profile, transforming the high-octane persona of a racing driver into an icon of effortless, Mediterranean style. With creative oversight from Alberto Moreno, the imagery maintains a cohesive editorial rhythm, utilizing low-angle perspectives and soft-focus backgrounds to emphasize Sainz as a man of focus even amidst the leisurely surroundings. This collection of portraits serves as a masterclass in modern lifestyle photography, effectively capturing the intersection of peak athletic performance and the aspirational allure of high-profile media and entertainment.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Laura Ponte
Vanity Fair Espana presents a portrait series featuring model Laura Ponte. The editorial imagery focuses on tailored silhouettes, set against a neutral, high-key background to emphasize garment structure and texture. Photographed by Flavio Orsolato, the project leans into a clean, minimal aesthetic. The composition utilizes natural light to highlight the crisp tailoring of a white button-down shirt and classic trouser pairing, maintaining a direct and focused visual narrative.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Miguel Bernardeau, a su bola
In a striking departure from typical celebrity portraiture, the latest feature for Vanity Fair Espana starring Miguel Bernardeau captures the actor in a rugged, stripped-back setting that redefines contemporary menswear editorial. Photographed by Javier Biosca, the project leans into a cinematic and moody aesthetic, utilizing both the raw texture of natural light and the dramatic intensity of hard flash to carve out a distinct visual narrative. Through the styling of Joanna De La Fuente, the menswear is elevated by a focus on heavy textiles and layered silhouettes, which harmonize with the desolate, rural backdrops to create a sense of grounded, melancholic displacement. The choice of a high-contrast monochrome treatment, complete with visible film grain and analogue techniques, serves to emphasize the stark contrast between the subject and the open fields. This editorial effort, supported by the meticulous grooming work of makeup artist Lucas Margarit, feels less like a traditional promotional shoot and more like a series of stills from an unscripted feature film. By embracing both cinematic framing and low-key lighting, the team has successfully produced a high-fashion look that feels both timeless and urgent, proving that even within the polished world of media and entertainment, there is immense power in choosing to work with natural environments to craft an authentic, evocative, and deeply textured portrait of modern masculine style.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Vanity Fair Espana September 2026 Cover
Vanity Fair España spotlights Spanish actor Miguel Bernardeau for its September 2026 cover, captured by photographer Javier Biosca. The editorial session places the subject within an open meadow, utilizing a rustic aesthetic that leans into earthy, natural tones. The composition features styling by fashion editor Joanna De La Fuente, with grooming handled by Lucas Margarit. The imagery relies on soft, diffused natural light, emphasizing the textured layers of the wardrobe against the muted, golden outdoor backdrop.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · FARIDA
For the latest project for Vanity Fair Espana titled FARIDA, the editorial team presents a masterclass in high-contrast luxury fashion storytelling. Featuring the enigmatic Farida Khelfa, the series leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic that bridges the gap between classic portraiture and modern high fashion. Photographer Rocio Ramos captures a series of images that oscillate between bright, even studio strobe lighting—which emphasizes clean lines and bold color blocking in vibrant mustard and orange tunics—and a moody, low-key chiaroscuro that highlights textural elements like leopard print and crystal-encrusted accessories. Fashion editor and stylist Joanna De La Fuente anchors the visual narrative, utilizing an array of structural garments, opera gloves, and avant-garde masks to create a sophisticated, monochromatic look that feels both cinematic and timeless. The production is elevated by the intricate grooming work of hair stylist Dalibor Vrtina and makeup artist Christina Lutz, whose precise execution of bold, dark-toned lips and sleek, sculpted hair styles creates a powerful visual consistency across the entire collection. This editorial campaign succeeds by focusing on the interplay of light and shadow, resulting in a cohesive set of imagery that feels both sculptural and deeply evocative. By stripping away extraneous backgrounds, the project centers entirely on the interplay between form, fabric, and the commanding presence of its lead talent.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Priscilla Delgado
In this striking fashion editorial for Vanity Fair Espana, actress Priscilla Delgado takes center stage through a masterclass in modern visual storytelling. Photographed by Rocio Ramos, the series eschews cluttered backdrops in favor of a clean, high-key studio aesthetic that allows the textures of the wardrobe to command total attention. Under the expert eye of stylist Joanna De La Fuente, the garments—ranging from bead-embellished mesh sets to voluminous emerald satin skirts—are elevated through precise, editorial portraiture that feels both timeless and sharp. The project leans into a crisp, monochromatic contrast, effectively utilizing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the reflective surfaces of metallic sequins and the intricate details of floral beadwork. Whether capturing the fluid, kinetic energy of movement as Delgado tosses her hair or opting for the intimate, soft focus of a tight close-up, the photography highlights the interplay between raw emotion and high fashion. By stripping away extraneous noise, the work focuses on the dialogue between the subject and the lens, where saturated color pops against stark white voids. The result is a polished collection of images that bridges the gap between traditional luxury fashion houses and the evocative, authentic appeal of modern editorial photography, showcasing a sophisticated balance of light, composition, and dynamic styling that defines today's contemporary luxury landscape.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Vanity Fair Espana September 2024 Digital Cover
Vanity Fair Espana presents its September 2024 digital cover featuring model Laura Ponte. The editorial portrait captures a poised side-profile, utilising a textured brown paper backdrop and bold white typography to create a clean, minimalist composition. Photographer Javier Biosca employs soft, directional lighting to emphasise the deliberate styling and structural silhouette of the look. This digital cover project leans into a classic editorial aesthetic, highlighting a precise approach to fashion portraiture.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Vanity Fair Espana May 2025 Cover
Vanity Fair España presents its May 2025 magazine cover, featuring Spanish actress Ángela Molina in a clean editorial portrait. The session focuses on a minimalist studio aesthetic, highlighting Molina’s natural presence alongside a structured knit ensemble featuring horizontal stripes and fringe detailing. Photographer Jesus Isnard captures the subject against a neutral backdrop, maintaining a sharp vertical composition. Fashion styling by Joanna De La Fuente anchors the visual direction, reflecting the publication’s signature editorial tone overseen by Head of Editorial Content Alberto Moreno.
Project Vanity Fair Espana · Bianca Balti
Vanity Fair Espana presents this editorial portraiture featuring model Bianca Balti. The imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, using natural light to focus on the subject's features. Photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo captures the portrait, complemented by fashion styling from Simone Rutigliano. The production team also included makeup artist Bianca Marzocchi and manicurist Nafissa Djabi.
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