Various Editorials
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This week's top Various Editorials projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Various Editorials · The Somerset House - East Williamsburg
This editorial interior photography series documents the residential spaces at The Somerset House in East Williamsburg. Captured by photographer Clément Pascal, the collection highlights the interplay of clean lines and architectural textures across various living areas. The project leans into an earthy, warm aesthetic, utilizing natural light to emphasize tactile surfaces like wood paneling, plush textiles, and ceramic decor. Through techniques such as analogue film, the imagery conveys a mood-focused look at contemporary living, emphasizing spatial arrangement and residential design details.
Project Various Editorials · AM-Journal 'STELLA'
The AM-Journal STELLA series serves as a masterclass in visual storytelling, oscillating between the structured elegance of architectural portraiture and the raw, visceral intensity of avant-garde beauty photography. Captured through the lens of photographer Manolo Campion, the project masterfully navigates the intersection of editorial fashion and contemporary art. One standout sequence utilizes a desaturated, nostalgic color palette to frame a subject behind sheer curtains and glass, where a vibrant orange cape coat creates a startling, warm pop of color against a softened urban backdrop. This lifestyle-oriented approach leans into a cinematic softness, emphasizing the interplay between light and natural texture. In sharp contrast, the series pivots toward a more clinical, graphic sensibility with extreme macro beauty shots. These images replace atmospheric nuance with the raw detail of flash-lit skin and bold, geometric turquoise makeup applications that challenge traditional aesthetics. By balancing these disparate modes of documentation, the project functions as a cohesive exploration of form and color. Campion’s work demonstrates an impressive command over light, moving seamlessly from the diffuse, organic glow of daylight to the high-contrast precision of macro studio techniques. Each frame acts as a deliberate study in composition, reinforcing the brand's commitment to high-fashion editorial excellence while maintaining an intimate, tactile connection to the subject matter, ultimately creating an evocative and visually sophisticated narrative.
Project Various Editorials · Désiré Mia for Boys by Girls Magazine by Dominique Babineaux
Boys by Girls Magazine features model Désiré Mia in a comprehensive editorial series photographed by Ed Maximus. The project explores portraiture through a variety of environments, ranging from stark, graphic interiors to more intimate, domestic settings. Through a mix of monochrome and soft-toned color photography, the series captures the subject in diverse styling, including structured tailoring and tactile knitwear. The execution leans into a blend of surreal and playful visual narratives, utilizing techniques like high-contrast lighting and clean, geometric framing. By alternating between direct portraiture and conceptual compositions—such as the integration of vintage technology and mirrored reflections—the editorial maintains a distinct focus on menswear textures and subject presence.
Project Various Editorials · 'LAST SEEN' for Marlè Magazine Issue 6
The 'LAST SEEN' editorial for Marlè Magazine Issue 6, captured by photographer Oda Eide, explores a series of interior and exterior narratives set against a backdrop of rich textures and domestic spaces. The visual series utilizes graphic layouts and a moody, tactile aesthetic to frame a collection of structured fashion pieces. Featuring hair styling by Reve Ryu and makeup by Eoin Whelan, the editorial focuses on high-contrast compositions and distinct character work. The imagery leverages soft and hard light to emphasize the materiality of the styling, from slicked-back hair and bleached brows to textured furs and leather garments.
Project Various Editorials · Romy
Romy is a fashion and lingerie editorial series captured by photographers Soraya and Rodrigo. The project features a sequence of domestic portraits that channel a nostalgic atmosphere through a pastel-toned lens. The imagery leans into a soft, diffused lighting aesthetic, utilising grain and film textures to ground the series in an analogue-inspired look. The editorial work focuses on delicate lace ensembles, ranging from sheer bodysuits and bralettes to relaxed casual wear styled with period-specific accents like vintage handsets. The compositions are framed within intimate, lived-in interiors, incorporating detailed set elements such as floral wallpaper, patterned rugs, and built-in shelving to build a consistent, quiet narrative throughout the collection.
Project Various Editorials · HAUTE LIVING x LOUIS VUITTON | Summe ...
Captured under the unrelenting clarity of a summer sun, this editorial campaign for Louis Vuitton masterfully channels the essence of modern luxury through a lens of architectural minimalism. Photographer Benjo Arwas documents a series of striking vignettes that lean into high-contrast aesthetics, utilizing the pristine white lines of a contemporary villa and the vivid turquoise of an infinity pool as the primary stage. Fashion Editor and Stylist Shalev Lav’an curates an ensemble of layered textures, ranging from tactile crochet bucket hats to structured tweed jackets, all of which serve to highlight the House’s signature monogram handbags. Throughout the series, model Dija Kallon exhibits a dynamic grace, moving between gravity-defying poses and intimate portraits that emphasize both the fluidity of the garments and the metallic luster of the fine jewelry. The imagery relies on the crisp, directional quality of natural light to accentuate the rich skin tones of the subject against the expansive, cloudless deep blue sky. By stripping back extraneous details, the project emphasizes a clean, sophisticated narrative where the interplay between organic form and sharp, geometric architecture remains central. This collection serves as a vibrant exploration of contemporary style, where every frame is carefully composed to celebrate the tactile nature of high-fashion accessories within a sun-drenched, cinematic landscape.
Project Various Editorials · UVU - Summer Sport
In the UVU Summer Sport editorial, photographer Matthias Leidinger captures the intersection of human endurance and stark, cinematic landscapes, moving beyond the traditional constraints of commercial sportswear imagery. By focusing on the raw, tactile experiences of an athlete—marked by perspiration, the grit of an asphalt road, and the intricate geometry of fingerprints—the series leans into an aesthetic of disciplined exhaustion. Through a blend of high-key natural light and moody, low-key chiaroscuro, Leidinger explores the physical form against both arid desert terrains and distressed urban backdrops. Model Clément Laguardia embodies this vision, his poses ranging from the contemplative stillness of a post-run recovery to dynamic, conceptual movements that highlight the technical details of the UVU collection. Utilizing 35mm film and analogue techniques, the work adopts a gritty, grain-heavy texture that grounds the high-performance garments in a visceral, fine art reality. This project succeeds by treating the human body as an extension of the rugged environment, prioritizing shadow, contour, and skin texture over the standard marketing polish. It is a masterclass in minimalist fashion editorial, where the technical focus on fabric and form creates a compelling dialogue between the athlete and the vast, often desolate spaces they inhabit, resulting in an evocative and sophisticated narrative that elevates the sportswear brand into a realm of pure, unadulterated aesthetic exploration.
Project Various Editorials · HEATLINE - LE BOWL
HEATLINE - LE BOWL is a sprawling fashion editorial that captures the raw energy of contemporary skate culture. Photographed by Joseph Molines with fashion styling by Emmanuelle Ramos, the series channels a nostalgic, sun-drenched aesthetic through a diverse lens. The imagery leans into the visual language of youth and street style, blending high-fashion tailoring with relaxed streetwear silhouettes against the textured backdrop of concrete skate bowls, coastal landmarks, and urban landscapes. The execution relies on a varied interplay of light, moving between the soft warmth of golden hour natural light and the sharp, clinical punch of direct flash. With hair styling by Stephanie Farouze and manicures by Samia Kassa, the editorial creates a cohesive visual narrative that feels grounded yet editorial, utilizing techniques like high-speed freeze motion to highlight athletic posture within the skatepark environment.
Project Various Editorials · On The Road for Gentleman Magazine
Captured with an eye for nostalgic elegance, this menswear fashion editorial for Gentleman Magazine, styled by Stefano Spinetta, masterfully channels the spirit of refined wanderlust and classic sophistication. The narrative unfolds across a series of travel-inspired vignettes, where tailored suiting meets the rugged charm of vintage off-road vehicles and manicured country estates. By utilizing natural light and high-key lighting, the imagery achieves a polished, cinematic quality that highlights the intricate textures of linen, pinstripe wool, and leather accessories. The visual language oscillates between intimate, quiet moments in a billiards room and the adventurous expanse of a road trip, all elevated by the grooming precision of Matteo Bartolini. Every composition, from a man resting his arms against a car window to the rhythmic pose on a grass tennis court, reads as a deliberate study in timeless style. This live-action technique breathes vitality into the static fashion frames, transforming traditional tailoring into a living, breathing lifestyle narrative. By blending these cinematic cues with a lush, pastoral backdrop, the project successfully captures a sense of leisure that feels both aspirational and deeply rooted in heritage, effectively positioning the menswear garments within a broader, evocative story of the modern gentleman on the road.
Project Various Editorials · G-SHOCK: THIS TIME MAGAZINE - ISSUE 04
G-SHOCK: This Time Magazine Issue 04 serves as a definitive exploration of urban versatility, bridging the gap between rugged functionality and sophisticated personal style. Through a series of carefully curated editorial portraits, the campaign captures a diverse cast of cultural influencers, from musicians like Wiki and Sabrina Fuentes to culinary figures such as Scarr Pimentel. Photographer Kotaro Kawashima employs a disciplined studio strobe approach, utilizing high-key lighting against stark white backdrops to place the timepiece at the center of the narrative. This editorial minimalism allows the varied textures of the subjects—ranging from pinstripe blazers to cable-knit vests—to coexist seamlessly with the utility-driven aesthetic of the G-SHOCK watch models. The series is punctuated by reportage-style photography documenting the New York City landscape, which provides a grounded, authentic context for the brand's enduring connection to metropolitan life. With meticulous makeup artistry by Yuko Kawashima, each frame feels polished yet retains a raw, human energy. By integrating typography and diptych layouts, the project transcends traditional product photography, positioning the watch as a vital accessory for the modern creative. Ultimately, this issue succeeds by leaning into the duality of its subjects, demonstrating that whether in formal attire or casual streetwear, the timepiece remains a constant, essential component of individual identity within the urban fabric.
Project Various Editorials · Late Checkout x Clarks
The latest collaboration between Late Checkout and Clarks Originals creates a narrative-driven fashion campaign that merges heritage footwear with a whimsical, high-concept hospitality aesthetic. Captured through the lens of photographer Javier Ruiz, the project leans into a cinematic visual language that elevates standard product placement into a lush, storied experience. One primary image transports viewers to a vibrant garden setting, where a bellhop in a formal uniform and a sharp-suited patron sit at a breakfast table, the composition brimming with textured details from patterned pink socks to classic pinstripe tailoring. This editorial approach skillfully uses natural light to create a dappled, atmospheric effect that feels both curated and grounded in a distinct, lived-in reality. By contrast, the studio-based commercial photography highlights the collaborative boat shoes with polished precision, utilizing crisp lighting to emphasize the interplay of navy and cream suede against pink leather laces. Through this dual-pronged lifestyle direction, the campaign effectively bridges the gap between high-fashion storytelling and direct-to-consumer appeal. The collaboration remains anchored in a refined, elegant atmosphere where each accessory, from the breakfast spread to the branded tags, serves as a supporting element in a broader, more imaginative lifestyle narrative. It is a masterclass in modern footwear marketing that prioritizes mood and texture, resulting in a cohesive visual identity that honors both the Clarks legacy and the bold, irreverent spirit of Late Checkout.
Project Various Editorials · Heatwave / Heatline issue 01
In the inaugural issue of Heatwave, titled Heatline issue 01, photographer Ecoute Chérie curates a masterclass in summer-soaked editorial portraiture that leans heavily into the visceral textures of the season. Featuring model Luca Biggs, the series captures an unapologetic, high-contrast aesthetic defined by vibrant, saturated blue backdrops that emphasize a sun-drenched, coastal atmosphere. By utilizing direct natural light, the project elevates everyday summer motifs—from the slick, sea-drenched strands of hair styled by Gor Duryan to the precise, bold pops of color achieved by makeup artist Sacha Giraudeau—into a cohesive visual narrative. Each frame serves as a study in intimacy, trading complex set design for a stripped-back, raw focus on skin texture, glistening complexions, and the tactile nature of a peak-summer day. The styling, marked by wet-look hair and bold satin textures, perfectly complements the bright, honest lighting that anchors the entire collection. This editorial successfully channels a fresh, lifestyle-forward sensibility that feels both grounded and aspirational, showcasing a meticulous attention to detail. Through its deliberate use of high-key exposures and sharp, immediate compositions, Heatwave manages to bottle the fleeting, sensory essence of the heat, proving that the most compelling fashion storytelling is often found in the simplest, most beautifully lit moments under an endless, cloudless sky.
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