Vogue Arabia
Featured Vogue Arabia projects
This week's top Vogue Arabia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Arabia · Cardi B by Szilveszter Mako
Vogue Arabia channels a distinct sense of high-fashion nostalgia in this striking editorial featuring global entertainer Cardi B. Photographed by Szilveszter Mako, the session leans into the glamour of the 1960s, blending retro sensibilities with a contemporary edge that defines the magazine’s signature visual narrative. The creative direction, helmed by Tom Usher, balances the bold personality of the subject with an elevated, editorial minimalism that remains focused on precision and texture. Throughout the imagery, Mako utilizes a cinematic approach, characterized by soft light and an intentional analogue film grain that lends a tactile, sophisticated depth to the composition. Stylist Lisa Jarvis curates an aesthetic anchored in monochromatic elegance, while the dramatic, voluminous hair by Tokyo Stylez and sharp winged eyeliner by Erika La'Pearl complete the mid-century inspired vision. Set against a warm, neutral studio backdrop, the project avoids over-stylization, instead favoring an intimate beauty light that emphasizes the artistry of the portraiture. This collaboration serves as a masterclass in fashion editorial photography, showcasing how a cohesive creative team can synthesize period-specific references with modern luxury. By prioritizing atmosphere and refined technical execution, the team has produced a compelling visual story that captures the poise and intensity of their subject through a timeless, retro-inflected lens, effectively bridging the gap between archival inspiration and current media aesthetics.
Project Vogue Arabia · Vogue Arabia September 2026 Covers
Vogue Arabia’s September 2026 issue features Cardi B in a series of surreal, high-fashion editorial portraits. Shot by photographer Szilveszter Mako and styled by Lisa Jarvis, the series centers on sculptural silhouettes and tactile, painterly set designs that lean into a moody, nostalgic aesthetic. The visuals oscillate between dramatic architectural gowns and oversized, textured outerwear, utilizing soft directional lighting to emphasize rich material details. The creative direction, led by Tom Usher, balances these bold fashion choices against muted, fresco-inspired backdrops and recessed alcove settings. Tokyo Stylez provides voluminous retro-inspired hair styling, while Erika La'Pearl executes precise, classic makeup looks, underscoring a polished editorial approach. The composition serves to highlight the contrast between traditional, ornate elements and contemporary, form-fitting couture.
Project Vogue Arabia · Durable Fashion
Vogue Arabia presents Durable Fashion, a luxury accessories editorial that explores the juxtaposition of high-end design and gritty urban architecture. Photographed by Sergi Padial with fashion styling by Amer Mohamad, the series features footwear and leather goods integrated into metallic city gates, railings, and door hardware. The project leans into a polished, tactile aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight the material contrasts between refined gold hardware, structured leather, and wrought-iron textures. The editorial approach relies on graphic compositions and desaturated tones to ground the accessories in a modern, structural environment.
Project Vogue Arabia · Sabine Getty
Vogue Arabia presents this fashion editorial featuring jewelry designer Sabine Getty. Captured by photographer Ali Foroughi, the series explores opulent interior settings and lush garden environments through a lens of high-contrast editorial photography. The project incorporates a mix of direct flash and natural light techniques, leaning into retro-inspired aesthetics and a polished, high-fashion atmosphere. Fashion editor and stylist Julia Brenard directs the wardrobe choices, while makeup artist Jenny Coombs provides the beauty aesthetic for the series.
Project Vogue Arabia · Vogue Arabia by Rocio Ramos
Vogue Arabia presents a high-fashion editorial series captured by photographer Rocio Ramos. Featuring model Nour Rizk, the collection leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing clean, soft studio lighting to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and intricate jewellery details. The imagery relies on a graphic, polished approach that balances high-end accessory focal points with structured tailoring. The series was styled by fashion editor Mohammad Hazem Rezq, who paired sharp, monochrome garments with ornate gemstone and crystal pieces. Supporting the production, Olivier Lebrun provided hair styling, with makeup artistry by Amelie Moutia. The editorial remains focused on a neutral palette to ensure the interplay of texture, light, and form remains the primary focus.
Project Vogue Arabia · Haute Couture Special
Vogue Arabia presents the Haute Couture Special, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Luc Braquet and styled by Ignacio de Tiedra. The project features model Rania Benchegra set against varied garden landscapes and natural woodland environments. Utilizing a monochrome aesthetic, the series emphasizes sculptural forms and tactile fabric textures through high-contrast, black-and-white photography. The compositions leverage natural light and minimalist framing to highlight the intricate details of couture garments, ranging from voluminous feather collars and floor-length fringed gowns to structured lace dresses.
Project Vogue Arabia · Back to Black
Vogue Arabia presents Back to Black, a beauty editorial feature that focuses on high-fashion aesthetics. The series centers on a series of close-up portraits, highlighting dramatic, graphic eye makeup through a clean, macro lens. The project was captured by photographer Rui Faria under the creative direction of Tom Usher. Model Chaima Ameziane anchors the shoot, with styling by Joanne M Kennedy, hair by Kazue Deki, and makeup by Lloyd Simmonds. The editorial also features technical work by manicurist Christina Conrad, with casting managed by Dean Goodman.
Project Vogue Arabia · Saudi Designers with Anissa
Vogue Arabia spotlights regional talent in the Saudi Designers with Anissa fashion editorial. Photographed by Mazen Abusrour, the series features model Anissa Bakhti showcasing contemporary collections against a minimalist studio backdrop. With fashion styling by Mohammad Hazem Rezq, the project leans into clean, structured aesthetics. The imagery employs monochrome palettes and warm-toned natural light, focusing on the texture and tailoring of each garment through a series of vertical editorial portraits.
Project Vogue Arabia · Modest Fashion
Vogue Arabia presents Modest Fashion, a series of editorial portraits featuring model Halima Aden. The project captures a range of structured silhouettes and layered textiles, alternating between clean studio settings and industrial outdoor locations. Photographer David Roemer utilizes a mix of natural light and studio lighting to emphasize rich textures, from embellished blazers and wool coats to flowing sheer veils. Each look is supported by detailed set design by Stockton Hall, often incorporating abundant, vibrant floral arrangements. The editorial is styled by Julianna Alabado, with makeup artistry provided by Deanna Hagan.
Project Vogue Arabia · Vogue Arabia May 2025 Covers
Vogue Arabia presents the May 2025 issue featuring model Amelia Gray in a series of covers lensed by photographer Zoey Grossman. Set against the backdrop of dramatic, rugged landscapes, the editorial leans into an earthy aesthetic, utilizing natural light to emphasize the textures of the wardrobe and the stark environment. Fashion Editor Jessica Willis curates a minimalist yet bold look, pairing clean silhouettes with prominent metallic accessories. The creative execution balances high-fashion editorial sensibilities with the classic typography and layout signature to the publication, reflecting the direction of Editor-in-Chief Manuel Arnaut.
Project Vogue Arabia · Layers of Purpose
Vogue Arabia presents Layers of Purpose, a fashion editorial project that explores the intersection of high-concept tailoring and geometric architecture. Captured by photographer Daniel Asater, the series highlights sculptural silhouettes and intricate fabric manipulation through both monochrome and warm, natural light compositions. The editorial leans into structural fashion design, utilizing modern architectural backgrounds—ranging from cantilevered stone to organic surfaces—to mirror the form of the garments. The project employs a mix of editorial techniques, including analogue film aesthetics and high-contrast lighting, to emphasize the dynamic movement and texture of the featured apparel.
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