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Featured Vogue China projects
This week's top Vogue China projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue China · FeiFei Sun
Vogue China presents a fashion editorial featuring model FeiFei Sun, captured through the lens of photographer Nadine Ijewere. The series leans into organic textures and coastal landscapes, moving between windswept beach settings and clean studio backdrops. The editorial direction, led by Rocco Liu with styling by Alvin Yu and Tim Lim, emphasizes tactile material qualities—from crystalline embellishments to layered silks and straw elements. Utilizing analogue film and natural light, the production maintains a deliberate, soft aesthetic. The imagery juxtaposes vibrant, saturated textiles against muted, earthy tones, creating a grounded visual narrative that highlights the structural details of the featured high-fashion garments.
Project Vogue China · Vogue China September 2026 Cover
The September 2026 issue of Vogue China marks a masterclass in editorial versatility, seamlessly pivoting between intimate, human-centric portraiture and grand, cinematic storytelling. Under the sharp editorial direction of Rocco Liu, the project captures the multifaceted nature of contemporary style through a high-end lens. The campaign is anchored by a vibrant, minimalist portrait of actor Anne Hathaway, who brings an infectious, playful energy to the frame. Photographed by Norman Jean Roy, the shot utilizes soft light to emphasize a natural, joyful intimacy, underscored by a crisp white blazer and spiky, textured hair by Orlando Pita. This warmth is sharply contrasted by a second, deeply atmospheric editorial feature that embraces a moody, chiaroscuro aesthetic. Within the vast, industrial confines of a dark warehouse, the project leans into a dramatic, low-key visual language, using hard light to carve out a singular, high-concept silhouette. Stylist Tonne Goodman expertly navigates these tonal shifts, curating theatrical ensembles that hold their own against the rugged, cinematic backdrop. With precision makeup by Hung Vanngo and seamless production by Mia Zhang, the issue successfully balances the polish of luxury fashion with an evocative, raw texture. This collection serves as a testament to the power of deliberate, multi-layered visual storytelling in the modern media and entertainment landscape, proving that true editorial impact lives in the balance between the lighthearted and the profound.
Project Vogue China · Copenhagen Accessories Still Life
Vogue China explores the intersection of luxury craftsmanship and raw, organic surroundings in this Copenhagen Accessories series. Under the steady editorial direction of Rocco Liu, the project transforms everyday bags and footwear into sculptural protagonists, grounding high-fashion items within the tactile reality of the natural world. Photographer Adam Friedlander masters the use of natural light to bridge the gap between polished commercial aesthetics and the grit of the environment, whether framing a Miu Miu handbag against the shifting bokeh of rippling water or perching a designer slingback atop the weathered railing of a red boat. The project relies heavily on the nuanced eye of set designer Nat Turnbull, whose spatial arrangements elevate mundane backdrops—from moss-covered stone ledges to vibrant orange plaster walls—into stages for refined still life photography. By contrasting the matelasse quilting of high-end accessories with the organic irregularity of ferns, grass, and weathered masonry, the series leans into an editorial minimalism that feels both grounded and aspirational. These images prioritize texture and form, utilizing macro techniques to emphasize the interplay between metallic hardware and soft, natural elements. This collection serves as a visual dialogue, demonstrating how fashion accessories maintain their authority even when removed from the traditional studio setting and placed firmly within the wild, unscripted landscapes of Copenhagen.
Project Vogue China · Becoming Nicole
For the Becoming Nicole feature in Vogue China, photographer Sean Thomas masterfully captures the multi-faceted essence of Nicole Kidman, blending high-fashion editorial polish with an intimate, candid reportage style. This Magazines, Media & Entertainment project serves as a comprehensive visual study, oscillating between the stark drama of low-key chiaroscuro portraiture and the bright, breezy simplicity of natural light lifestyle captures. With the editorial vision of stylist Carlyne Cerf De Dudzeele, the series leans into a cinematic narrative where the boundary between the subject and the production environment is intentionally softened. The work utilizes various techniques including analogue film textures, meticulous studio strobe setups, and raw live-action movement to document the actress in diverse states of composure and spontaneity. Whether framed against a minimalist seamless backdrop or outdoors in a meadow, the imagery relies on clean lines and elevated styling by Adir Abergel and Kate Lee to emphasize the tactile quality of the fashion. By incorporating behind-the-scenes glimpses of reflector panels and camera equipment, the project retains an authentic, professional energy. Ultimately, Becoming Nicole succeeds by balancing traditional, high-gloss editorial minimalism with a playful, humanized perspective, presenting Kidman through a lens that feels both grandly cinematic and refreshingly immediate, solidifying its place as a standout creative editorial session.
Project Vogue China · Happy Birthday!
Vogue China presents 'Happy Birthday!', an editorial fashion project captured by photographer Campbell Addy. The series explores festive themes within architectural environments, utilizing natural light and an analogue aesthetic to frame contemporary luxury apparel. Fashion editor and stylist Alvin Yu coordinates the wardrobe, featuring a mix of textured gowns, structured black dresses, and embellished ruffles. Set designer Ibby Njoya utilizes red balloons and confetti to define the conservatory setting, while hair stylist Tosh and makeup artist Valentina Li complete the editorial look for models Chloe Oh, Colin Jones, Malika El Maslouhi, and Sheila Bawar.
Project Vogue China · Present & Timeless
Present & Timeless for Vogue China is a clean, minimalist fashion editorial that interrogates the relationship between contemporary silhouettes and historical sartorial cues. Captured by photographer Horst Diekgerdes against a high-key, seamless white studio backdrop, the series relies on crisp lighting and precise composition to elevate its eclectic wardrobe, which spans structured monochrome tailoring, avant-garde textures, and intricate lace detailing. Fashion editor Lily Chou anchors the visual narrative by juxtaposing voluminous, sculptural ruffles and pleated sets with sharp, modern accessories. The imagery benefits from a rigorous approach to casting and grooming, with natural makeup by Marie Dufresne and sleek hair styling by Gabriel de Fries providing a grounded balance to the complex layering of fabrics. The result is a series of polished, high-fashion portraits that emphasize material texture and silhouette.
Project Vogue China · Kellery
Kellery is a fashion editorial series for Vogue China that centers on detailed styling and intimate portraiture. Creative direction and photography by Diego Larez establish a consistent aesthetic across the project, focusing on tactile surfaces and metallic accessories. The series utilizes high-contrast studio lighting and soft light techniques to emphasize textures, ranging from heavy tweed garments to intricate gold jewelry. The visuals lean into editorial and moody tonal palettes, capturing both focused beauty close-ups and full-length fashion compositions. Diego Larez, who also oversaw hair styling for the production, directs each subject to highlight dewy skin and expressive, sculptural posing against clean or muted studio backgrounds.
Project Vogue China · The Intersection of Fashion and Brilliance
Vogue China’s 'The Intersection of Fashion and Brilliance' is a high-fashion editorial series that explores the aesthetic interplay between technical photography equipment and contemporary wardrobe design. Captured by photographer Olivia Frølich, the project features models Clara Denison and Qiuyue Li within a series of minimalist, high-key studio settings that place a heavy emphasis on tactile textures and sharp tailoring. The imagery leans into a clean, graphic visual language, pairing high-end jewelry and intricate garment details with vintage cameras and digital hardware. The editorial utilizes soft light and deliberate composition to create a refined atmosphere, with hair styling by Kasper Andersen and makeup by Kamila Vay providing a cohesive aesthetic. Manicures by Lilly Lizé round out the detailed beauty direction across the series.
Project Vogue China · Vogue Wellness
Vogue China explores the intersection of high fashion and architectural form in 'Vogue Wellness.' Photographed by Joyce Ng, the editorial series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, placing models within neoclassical urban environments. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasise the interplay between structured luxury apparel and the rugged, rusticated masonry of Parisian-style streetscapes. The project features styling by Lara Mcgrath, who pairs sharp tailoring with playful, graphic accessories. Supporting the editorial’s cohesive tone, hair stylist Yumi Nakada-Dingle and makeup artist Camilla Romagnoli contribute to the polished, deliberate atmosphere. Featuring models Camille Chifflot and Matilde de Nard, the series blends analogue film techniques with dynamic, balanced posing to create a precise, highly detailed visual narrative.
Project Vogue China · Vogue China September 2025 Covers
Vogue China celebrates its 20th anniversary with a expansive September 2025 editorial series. Captured by photographer Elizaveta Porodina, the covers lean into atmospheric and painterly aesthetics, utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting and soft, directional glows to define the anniversary portraits. Under the direction of Editor-in-Chief Rocco Liu, the project features a cast of prominent models including Chu Wong, Du Juan, FeiFei Sun, He Cong, Lina Zhang, Ming Xi, Shu Pei Qin, and Xiao Wen Ju. The fashion magazine editorial utilizes distinct, sculptural styling by Liu Xiao, which focuses on voluminous knits, textured tailoring, and dramatic silhouettes. Complementing the visual identity, hair stylist Zhou Xue Ming and makeup artist Valentina Li provide a polished, defined finish that bridges the surreal and the classical. The imagery makes frequent use of reflective surfaces and mirror frames to create layered, vertical compositions, emphasizing a moody, painterly quality across the anniversary issue.
Project Vogue China · Vogue China 20th Anniversary Cover shoot
To mark its 20th anniversary, Vogue China presents a landmark editorial series captured by photographer Elizaveta Porodina. Under the editorial direction of Rocco Liu, the project leans into a surreal, painterly aesthetic that defines the commemorative issue. The visuals employ layered compositions and long exposure techniques to distort space and motion, set against a consistent palette of moody olive and deep teal gradients. Fashion editor and stylist Liu Xiao curates a wardrobe of avant-garde silhouettes, pairing voluminous tulle and tactile knitwear with structured, sculptural tailoring. Complementing this, hair stylist Zhou Xue Ming and makeup artist Valentina Li emphasize high-gloss finishes and bold red lips. Featuring a cohort of prominent talent including Du Juan, FeiFei Sun, and He Cong, the shoot utilises mirrors and reflective glass to achieve a multi-dimensional, cinematic atmosphere.
Project Vogue China · Editorial
Vogue China features designer Michael Kors in this editorial portrait, captured in a gallery-style setting. The imagery leans into a crisp, monochromatic aesthetic, focusing on clean lines and a composed, studio-lit atmosphere. The project captures a vertical portrait session, documented by photographer Cameron Krone. The final output serves as a formal profile within the fashion publication's editorial pages.
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