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Featured Vogue projects
This week's top Vogue projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Vogue · Travel Diaries by Keratase
Vogue's latest project, Travel Diaries by Kerastase, masterfully captures the intersection of high-end editorial storytelling and authentic personal ritual. Produced in collaboration with the agency 19th & Park, the film offers a voyeuristic glimpse into the private world of a global traveler navigating the refined confines of a boutique New York City hotel room. By focusing on the quiet, tactile moments of unpacking—clear travel pouches, minimalist garments, and the methodical organization of personal care essentials—the piece elevates the mundane act of travel preparation into a compelling lifestyle narrative. The execution relies heavily on a cinematic, live-action technique, utilizing soft, natural lighting that bathes the patterned wallpaper and vintage accents in a warm, inviting glow. This visual restraint allows the viewer to focus on the intimate details of the journey rather than the spectacle of the location itself. By stripping away the noise often associated with travel media, the project leans into a grounded, sophisticated aesthetic that feels both aspirational and deeply relatable. It successfully positions the brand within the magazine, media, and entertainment space, proving that even the briefest glimpse into a traveler's day can convey a sense of elegance and meticulous care that resonates long after the video concludes.
Vogue · Spring Break
Vogue's Spring Break fashion campaign captures the energy of the season through a sequence of outdoor shots set against coastal and urban landscapes. The production leans into saturated color palettes and bright, natural light to showcase a variety of seasonal wardrobes, incorporating elements like vintage cameras and travel accessories to anchor the narrative. Post-production and visual effects were handled by Wild Island Films, ensuring the live-action sequences maintain a consistent, high-energy aesthetic across both architectural and marine environments.
Vogue · Ballroom
Vogue showcases 16 menswear looks for the spring summer 2018 season in this fashion film, Ballroom. Set within a grand hall defined by historical tapestries and deep wood detailing, the production emphasizes the textures and tailoring of the collection through careful composition. Produced by Loveboat, the piece utilizes low-key lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the contrast of the diverse garments. The choreography shifts between intimate solo portraiture and wider group arrangements to capture the eclectic styling of the season.
Vogue · ‘The Search for the Sapphire’
Vogue explores narrative-driven fashion storytelling in 'The Search for the Sapphire,' a cinematic video project featuring actress Maude Apatow. The piece leans into noir-inspired aesthetics, utilizing high-contrast lighting and a monochrome palette to establish a suspenseful, moody atmosphere. Set against the backdrop of a hotel, the film captures a series of deliberate movements through corridors and transit areas. The production, managed by Object & Animal, emphasizes editorial styling by pairing structured outerwear with classic noir tropes to highlight the visual interplay between light and shadow.
Vogue · Body Language
For their project titled Body Language, Vogue explores themes of representation and identity through a contemporary lens. The work, produced by STADIUM, transitions between intimate studio portraiture and cinematic car interiors to showcase vibrant designer fashion. Utilizing a live-action technique, the production highlights garment textures and subject poses. The visual approach leans into clean framing and soft lighting to maintain a polished, editorial aesthetic throughout the piece.
Vogue · "Our Future" Teaser: 30s
Vogue's 'Our Future' teaser features singer Billie Eilish joined by a diverse group of adults and children. The 30-second spot moves between individual close-up shots and broader group compositions, centering on collaborative moments of singing and conversation. Produced within a clean studio environment, the execution relies on dynamic group framing and split-screen effects. The project's sonic identity, including music and sound design, was developed by Barking Owl.
Vogue · Body Language
Vogue explores the intersections of identity and presentation in 'Body Language,' a fashion film production that captures modern womanhood through movement and composition. The work pairs contemporary silhouettes with archival imagery, juxtaposing vibrant garments against minimalist studio environments. Produced by Love Song, the project utilizes an atmospheric, cinematic tone. The film shifts between composed sculptural poses and intimate, candid reflections to define the relationship between the subject and their environment.
Vogue · Amanda Seyfried’s Dog Finn Is the Ultimate Best Friend
Vogue explores the bond between actress Amanda Seyfried and her dog, Finn, in this intimate video feature. The project captures daily routines across an urban residential setting, shifting from street scenes outside a classic brownstone to quiet, domestic vignettes. Produced by Golden Projects, the piece utilizes live-action technique and natural light to maintain an observational, lifestyle-focused aesthetic. The result is a straightforward, candid look at the pair in their own environment.
Vogue · Sarah Jessica Parker's Ultimate Tribute
Vogue celebrates the career and cultural impact of Sarah Jessica Parker in this editorial tribute, capturing the actor navigating a bustling New York streetscape. The project leans into a documentary aesthetic, blending candid urban footage with refined portraiture. Produced by Art + Commerce with post-production and VFX from Modern Post, the piece features Sarah Jessica Parker in curated styling, including a grey trench coat and pearl accents. The cinematography utilizes natural light to frame the interplay between the subject and the surrounding crowds against a backdrop of iconic magazine covers.
Vogue, Givenchy · Carolyn Murphy
Vogue and Givenchy collaborate on this intimate lifestyle film profiling model Carolyn Murphy. The piece offers a candid look at a morning routine, moving through domestic vignettes and local Brooklyn streets. Directed with a clean, documentary-like approach, the video leverages natural light to capture moments of downtime at home and interactions with pets. The project leans into live-action techniques to emphasize personal rhythm and everyday settings.
Vogue, Cartier · Met Gala
Vogue and Cartier team up for this project centered on the Met Gala, capturing the preparation process within a hotel suite. The film features Emma Chamberlain and Jackson Wang, who navigate jewelry selections while interacting with vintage telephone props. The aesthetic leans into a candid, behind-the-scenes atmosphere, utilizing warm indoor lighting and a live-action technique. The commercial content highlights the collaboration between the luxury fashion house and the publication.
Vogue, Tresemme · Becky G
Vogue and Tresemme team up for this collaborative feature documenting Becky G’s experience at New York Fashion Week. The film follows the artist from behind-the-scenes preparations and hair styling sessions through to runway attendance, capturing the pace of the event. Channeling an editorial aesthetic, the footage moves between candid, observational moments and directed segments. The project employs a live-action technique with an analogue film quality, utilising golden hour light to frame the artist against the backdrop of New York City. Forager provided post-production and VFX services for the final assembly.
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