Vanity Fair France
Featured Vanity Fair France projects
This week's top Vanity Fair France projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vanity Fair France · Vanity Fair / Deva Cassel & Julien D ...
In a striking visual narrative for Vanity Fair France, photographer Luc Braquet captures an intimate and evocative editorial portrait series featuring Deva Cassel and Julien De Casal. Moving beyond standard fashion documentation, the project leans into a deeply cinematic aesthetic that draws inspiration from classic noir and high-concept storytelling. The collection utilizes a range of sophisticated lighting techniques, including dramatic low-key or chiaroscuro setups and soft natural light, to carve out mood-heavy environments that feel both expansive and intensely private. From the nostalgia of analogue film strips to the textured depth of studio strobe portraiture, the editorial is meticulously crafted to balance human connection with high-fashion sensibilities. Stylist Tania Rat Patron enhances this atmospheric tension through a deliberate curation of textures—pairing delicate lace, sheer tights, and intricate fur sleeves against the solid, grounding silhouettes of sharp-shouldered blazers and wool tailoring. The result is a masterclass in modern magazines, media & entertainment photography where the setting—ranging from opulent, dimly lit hotel interiors to the iconic, industrial skyline of Paris—acts as a silent partner to the subjects. By juxtaposing pensive expressions with architectural framing, the project succeeds in creating a refined, timeless tableau that feels both like a contemporary editorial and a scene stolen from a feature film, leaving viewers to invent the narrative between the frames.
Project Vanity Fair France · Grace Kelly & MOI
Vanity Fair France presents Grace Kelly & MOI, a fashion editorial series featuring actor Camille Razat. Photographed by Matthieu Delbreuve, the project explores a refined, cinematic aesthetic through a sequence of monochrome and colour portraits. The imagery leans into a timeless sensibility, balancing structured tailoring and intricate evening wear with minimalist, domestic, and architectural settings. Techniques such as analogue film and chiaroscuro lighting are used throughout to create intimate, textured compositions. The casting, directed by Chayma Halim, anchors the editorial’s focus on personality and movement, ranging from contemplative close-ups to candid, location-based shots that highlight the interplay between subject and environment.
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