Vanity Fair Italia
Featured Vanity Fair Italia projects
This week's top Vanity Fair Italia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Coat To Coat
Coat To Coat is a fashion editorial series for Vanity Fair Italia that explores the interplay of silhouette and texture through a range of seasonal outerwear. Captured by photographer Carlotta Manaigo, the project leans into a clean, graphic aesthetic, utilising natural light to cast sharp, architectural shadows that define the structured garments against both minimalist studio backgrounds and outdoor settings. Fashion editor and stylist Donatella Musco curates a diverse wardrobe, layering heavy wools, patterned knits, and technical fabrics against a vintage automotive backdrop. The series maintains a cohesive visual identity through a warm, earthy palette and precise, vertical compositions. The production was supported by hair stylist Astor Hoxha and makeup artist Alice Fayre, with casting managed by Caterina Matteucci and Mattia Marazzi.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Quel Tocco Ribelle
Quel Tocco Ribelle is an expansive fashion editorial for Vanity Fair Italia, captured through a lens of raw, moody aesthetics. Photographed by Gautier Pellegrin and styled by Amelianna Loiacono, the project leans into earthy, tactile textures, featuring chunky knitwear and elaborate fringe detailing contrasted against structured leather pieces. The series follows model Sara Eirud across varied, desolate landscapes, from modern glass-and-timber cabins to dense birch forests and overcast marshlands. Utilizing natural light to emphasize the physical quality of the garments, the editorial explores a contemplative, moody tone. Makeup artistry by Sara Eriksson complements the collection’s rustic palette and organic atmosphere, resulting in a cohesive, grounded look.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Portrait Of A Modern Dandy
Vanity Fair Italia explores contemporary tailoring in the menswear editorial series, Portrait Of A Modern Dandy. Photographed by Zeb Daemen, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, featuring model Théo le Grelle in a variety of structured, textured ensembles. Fashion Editor and Stylist Michele Bagnara focuses on layered volumes, utilizing a neutral palette of houndstooth, rib-knit vests, and tailored trousers. Captured with soft light and clean compositions, the work incorporates monochromatic and earthy elements that emphasize tactile fabric and quiet, contemplative poses. Casting for the series was directed by Caterina Matteucci and Mattia Marazzi.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · MOKA
MOKA is a fashion editorial produced for Vanity Fair Italia, captured by photographer Federico Barbieri. The series explores a sophisticated sartorial narrative set against minimalist, brutalist-inspired architectural interiors, utilizing natural light to emphasize the interplay between textured surfaces and layered garments. Working with model Laura Rylands, the project features styling by Marco Pilone Poli, who curates a series of ensembles defined by earthy tones, tactile knitwear, and structured tailoring. The editorial aesthetic is anchored by clean, raw compositions that highlight the interplay of volume and materiality, with hair styling by Erisson Musella and makeup by Martina Bolis providing a polished, understated finish.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Moda Vento Del Sud
Vanity Fair Italia explores coastal aesthetics in the fashion editorial Moda Vento Del Sud. Photographed by Joseph Cardo and styled by Chiara Totire, the project features model Nyanderi Deng against natural, sun-drenched environments ranging from rocky shorelines to clear, open skies. The series leans into a vibrant color palette, juxtaposing structured garments and bold accessories against organic textures. Techniques including analogue film and natural light photography define the visual language, emphasizing the interplay between sharp silhouettes and fluid fabrics.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · È POSSIBILE INNAMORARSI ANCORA della MODA?
For Vanity Fair Italia, photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo presents a fashion editorial titled 'È POSSIBILE INNAMORARSI ANCORA della MODA?'. The series frames model Anyiel Majok within a collection of contemplative, interior-focused settings, blending architectural detail with contemporary wardrobe styling. Styling by Valentina Di Pinto emphasizes rich textures and layered silhouettes, from structural wool coats to glossy leather accessories. The visual language relies on soft natural light and warm, earthy tones to establish a nostalgic atmosphere. Techniques including analogue film and clean composition highlight the interplay between modern tailoring and traditional, often historical, interior spaces.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Estate
Vanity Fair Italia’s Estate editorial captures a series of sun-drenched, minimalist fashion portraits. Photographed by Joseph Cardo and styled by Chiara Totire, the project leans into a monochrome aesthetic to emphasize the tactile quality of the wardrobe and the surrounding rustic architectural elements. Featuring model Zoe Petit, the series blends portraiture with narrative still life, utilising clean, natural light to highlight textures across a range of settings. Casting for the editorial was managed by Caterina Matteucci and Mattia Marazzi. The visual language relies on monochrome film and soft, layered compositions to present a balanced, editorial look.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Vanity Fair Italia May 2025 Editorial
Vanity Fair Italia’s May 2025 editorial leans into a crisp, athletic aesthetic, framing monochromatic ensembles against the textured backdrop of red clay tennis courts. The series blends high-fashion styling with casual, sports-inspired motifs, utilizing natural light and an analogue-film sensibility to maintain a clean, grounded visual tone. Photographer Nicolò Parsenziani and fashion editor Valentina Di Pinto led the creative direction, working with a cast that includes Bar Refaeli, Nico Mary, and Rebecca Donaldson. The imagery balances structured compositions with fluid, dynamic movement, highlighted by layered ivory garments and minimalist styling that echoes the court environment. Elisa Rampi oversaw hair, while casting was directed by Marina Moretti.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Estate
Vanity Fair Italia presents Estate, a fashion editorial series that captures a relaxed, organic aesthetic through a mix of monochrome and warm-toned photography. Photographed by Joseph Cardo, the series features model Zoe Petit set against rustic stone, weathered wood, and textured environments that emphasize a natural, tactile quality. The project leans into an analogue film sensibility, utilizing natural light to cast distinct shadows and highlight intricate garment details, including lace, silk, and linen. Fashion editor and stylist Chiara Totire contributes a clean, classic editorial styling, with several frames incorporating collage layouts and layered typography to frame the narrative. The result is a series of portrait and landscape compositions that balance sculptural drapery with raw, elemental backgrounds.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Cambio Di Marcia
Cambio Di Marcia is a fashion editorial series for Vanity Fair Italia, captured by photographer Gautier Pellegrin. Featuring model Lena Werner, the project explores the interplay between classic automotive motifs and contemporary apparel. The imagery utilizes a clean studio environment to contrast structured silhouettes against the metallic contours of vintage vehicles. Across the series, the aesthetic leverages monochrome grading and analogue film techniques to create a timeless, cinematic quality. The compositions rely on natural light and crisp framing, focusing on the textures of leather and textile components to define the visual narrative.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · Bianca Come La Luce
Bianca Come La Luce is a fashion editorial series produced for Vanity Fair Italia, centering on the expressive form of model Bianca Balti. The project leans into sculptural silhouettes and layered textures, utilizing varied backdrops of draped fabric and minimalist studio settings to isolate the intricate details of the couture garments. The series features photography by Noémi Ottilia Szabo, whose use of natural light and soft, diffused illumination highlights the craftsmanship behind the embroidery, feathering, and metallic accents. With fashion styling by Simone Rutigliano, the editorial aesthetic alternates between clean, airy compositions and more grounded, earthy tones. Makeup by Bianca Marzocchi and manicures by Nafissa Djabi provide the finishing touches, contributing to a cohesive visual narrative across each portrait.
Project Vanity Fair Italia · PILAR FOGLIATI - HO TROVATO UN QUADRIFOGLIO
Vanity Fair Italia features actress Pilar Fogliati in an editorial series that leans into a refined, journalistic aesthetic. Captured by photographer Gautier Pellegrin, the portraiture employs natural light and a warm color palette to maintain a sense of intimacy within a variety of minimalist indoor settings. Fashion direction by Valentina Di Pinto and styling by Aurora Sansone emphasize texture and silhouette, ranging from tailored suiting to chiffon detailing. The production features hair styling by Daniele Falzone and makeup by Martina D'andrea, utilizing clean compositions and analogue film techniques to frame the subject across both vertical portrait layouts and horizontal magazine page spreads.
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