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Featured Vogue Australia projects
This week's top Vogue Australia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Australia · Vogue Australia October 2026 Cover
Vogue Australia’s October 2026 cover features actor Sophie Wilde, captured in a clean editorial studio setting. The imagery frames the subject in a structured white long-sleeve jacket paired with a voluminous, layered green ruffled skirt, set against a muted sage backdrop. Photographed by Jamie Heath, the composition incorporates bold lime-yellow typographic elements to define the magazine's visual identity. Creative direction for the fashion styling was led by editor-in-chief Christine Centenera, with beauty work provided by hair stylist Sophie Roberts and makeup artist Victoria Baron.
Project Vogue Australia · No Bounds
In the latest editorial project for Vogue Australia titled No Bounds, the boundaries of contemporary fashion photography are pushed through a striking interplay of minimalism and high-impact visual storytelling. At the heart of the campaign is a captivating close-up portrait of model Ajok Madel, whose presence commands attention through a carefully curated blend of sophistication and stark simplicity. Captured through the lens of photographer Daniel Goode, the imagery leans into a clean, bright aesthetic, utilizing beauty light to accentuate both the metallic textures of the stacked pink gold jewelry and the sharp, minimalist composition of the subject's presentation. By stripping away complex environments, the work focuses entirely on the intersection of human expression and wearable art, resulting in a series that feels both timeless and pointedly modern. The execution relies heavily on the principles of editorial minimalism, allowing the intricate details of the styling—specifically the subtle silver eyeliner and ornate hand adornments—to serve as the focal point against an expansive white canvas. This project succeeds by proving that when high-fashion photography strips back the noise, it allows for a more profound connection between the viewer and the subject. It is a masterclass in controlled, natural light photography that celebrates form, texture, and the unique elegance of its lead talent, cementing its place as a definitive look for the season.
Project Vogue Australia · Couture Around Town
Couture Around Town is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Australia featuring actor Phoebe Tonkin. The project juxtaposes the intricate volume of haute couture against the gritty, geometric reality of urban landscapes, ranging from industrial car parks and city bridges to quiet residential streetscapes. Photographed by Emma Summerton, the work utilizes analogue film to capture a high-contrast narrative that balances soft, natural light with sharp architectural shadows. The editorial, styled by Christine Centenera, highlights a diverse array of sculptural gowns and textured garments. The production team included hair stylist Tomo Jidai and makeup artist Romy Soleimani to complete the sophisticated aesthetic. Casting was managed by Rikki Keene, with manicures by Yuko Tsuchihashi.
Project Vogue Australia · Hoyeon
Vogue Australia delivers a masterclass in modern portraiture with this evocative feature starring the celebrated actor Hoyeon. Through a series of captures that oscillate between the polished precision of the studio and the gritty, textured sprawl of Seoul, the campaign leans into a sophisticated fashion editorial aesthetic that feels both intimate and expansive. Photographer Jamie Heath captures the subject’s signature pale pink hair against a variety of backdrops, ranging from minimalist white backgrounds to the iconic urban skyline where the N Seoul Tower anchors the frame. The project utilizes natural light to create cinematic warmth in outdoor sequences, while studio strobe setups ensure a crisp, high-key intensity that accentuates the intricate detailing of the high-fashion garments. Stylist Kaila Matthews curates an wardrobe that plays with structural contrast, pairing delicate lace and sculpted silhouettes with everyday urban layers, reflecting a seamless blend of luxury and reality. With meticulous beauty direction from hair stylist Gabe Sin and makeup artist Won Joyeon, the imagery leans into a narrative of deliberate, cool-headed confidence. These frames channel a classic 35mm film sensibility that elevates the static portrait, resulting in a cohesive visual story that balances the grit of the city with the refined elegance of high-end editorial minimalism, perfectly capturing a moment of transition for a global star.
Project Vogue Australia · Milly Rising
In a striking editorial feature for Vogue Australia titled Milly Rising, actress Milly Alcock steps into the spotlight, anchoring a series of visuals that bridge the gap between high-fashion sophistication and raw, cinematic intimacy. Captured through the lens of photographer Lachlan Bailey, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light to define the interplay between Alcock’s contemplative presence and a series of carefully curated interior spaces. The editorial narrative is anchored by the nuanced styling of George Cortina, who balances structured tailoring against delicate lace and sheer textures to create a cohesive yet varied visual language. From ethereal, dreamlike portraits framed by soft-focus foliage to the geometric precision of sun-drenched architectural shadows, the execution feels intentionally grounded. Hair stylist Rudi Lewis and makeup artist Lisa Butler lend an effortless, natural touch to the imagery, while set designer Max Bellhouse provides a clean, neutral canvas that allows the wardrobe and Alcock’s direct gaze to take center stage. Techniques such as dappled light flares and low-angle perspectives imbue the series with a cinematic quality that elevates the standard portrait format. Throughout the shoot, the interplay of shadow and texture underscores a sophisticated approach to media and entertainment photography, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that captures a moment of quiet, emerging power.
Project Vogue Australia · Speaking Volumes
Vogue Australia presents Speaking Volumes, an avant-garde fashion editorial that explores exaggerated silhouettes and sculptural forms. Through a series of studio-based compositions, the project utilizes a clean, graphic aesthetic to highlight high-fashion garments featuring voluminous layering and unconventional structural details. Photographer Simon Eeles captures the series using a mix of saturated magenta backdrops and stark, clean white studio environments. Fashion editor and stylist Kaila Matthews curates the wardrobe, emphasizing organic shapes and bold color contrasts. The production is rounded out by hair styling from Lok Lau and makeup by Ashleigh Carpenter, both maintaining a polished, editorial finish across the collection.
Project Vogue Australia · A Plus
Vogue Australia presents 'A Plus,' an expansive editorial feature exploring the intersection of movement, texture, and high-fashion portraiture. The series leans into a tactile, sculptural aesthetic, employing low-key chiaroscuro lighting and warm, saturated backdrops to elevate the central figures within a refined magazine framework. Technically diverse, the project integrates graphic elements including long exposure light trails and gestural brushstrokes, balanced against clean, natural light portraiture. Through an editorial lens, the photography focuses on avant-garde silhouettes and intricate textile layering, resulting in a cohesive visual language that remains both polished and evocative.
Project Vogue Australia · Edge of Forever
Edge of Forever is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Australia, featuring model Anja Rubik set against the expansive, sun-drenched backdrop of salt flats. The project relies on natural light to emphasize the stark contrast between the bright, minimalist landscape and the textured, layered garments. Photographer Max Doyle leads the visual execution, utilizing analogue film techniques to capture the open-air environment. Fashion editor and stylist Naomi Smith coordinates the wardrobe, while hair by Sophie Roberts and makeup by Justine Purdue maintain a sun-bleached aesthetic across the various desert scenes.
Project Vogue Australia · Poet's Way
Vogue Australia presents 'Poet's Way,' a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Daphne Nguyen. The project explores sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast styling, featuring model Venus He across a variety of minimalist studio and architectural settings. Fashion editor Monica Russell curates a collection of textured ensembles, layering tactile knits, lace-trimmed garments, and structured leather accessories. The visual language relies on a monochrome palette and soft, diffuse lighting to highlight garment textures and intricate jewelry details. The editorial incorporates clean framing and typography to elevate the curated apparel selections.
Project Vogue Australia · And God Created Women
Vogue Australia presents And God Created Women, a fashion editorial project that explores narrative-driven styling through a series of coastal and domestic settings. The collection leans into an organic, cinematic aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight textures in designer apparel ranging from structured satin skirts to delicate knitwear. Photographer Max Doyle captures the series with a focus on intimate, high-contrast compositions. With fashion styling by Naomi Smith, the project balances spontaneous outdoor portraits against curated indoor scenes, incorporating elements like vintage bicycles and rustic architecture to ground the editorial storytelling.
Project Vogue Australia · Line of beauty
Vogue Australia's 'Line of beauty' editorial project captures the sculptural essence of fine jewellery through an intimate, clean aesthetic. The series centres on the interplay between metallic textures and the human form, utilising macro photography and high-contrast monochrome treatments to isolate intricate details of diamond-set and gold pieces. Photographer Jess Ruby James drives the visual narrative, alternating between soft, diffused lighting and dramatic chiaroscuro to highlight the tactile quality of the jewellery. Model Katie Robinson provides a consistent focal point, further refined by prop styling from Kaila Matthews. The editorial integrates minimalist typographic layouts with layered composition, emphasizing the architectural curves and polished surfaces of the accessories.
Project Vogue Australia · A Grand Finale
Vogue Australia presents A Grand Finale, a fashion editorial series that prioritizes sculptural silhouettes and volumetric tailoring. Photographed by Jess Ruby James, the project explores the interplay between architectural garment construction and minimal studio environments. With fashion editing and styling by Kaila Matthews, the imagery features model Tanya Churbanova across a range of high-fashion ensembles. The production utilizes natural light and clean studio lighting to accentuate intricate fabric textures, including delicate guipure lace and layered organza. Beauty direction is provided by hair stylist Cyril Laloue and makeup artist Joel Babicci, with casting by Bert Martirosyan. The editorial leans into a clean, vertical aesthetic, employing desaturated palettes and soft light techniques to focus on the structure of the featured collection.
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