Vogue España
Vogue España's high-fashion editorials, cover portraits, and cinematic visual features
Featured Vogue España projects
This week's top Vogue España projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue España · Vogue España, Daisy Edgar Jones
Vogue España presents an extensive fashion editorial featuring actor Daisy Edgar-Jones, captured in a series of dynamic portraits. Under the creative direction of Raúl Martinez, the project leans into a raw, atmospheric aesthetic, utilising analogue film techniques to create a tactile and moody visual narrative. The editorial spans a range of high-contrast monochrome studies and rich, colour-saturated frames, set against both minimal studio backgrounds and textured, architectural installations. Photographer Agnes Lloyd-Platt employs varied lighting setups, from low-key chiaroscuro to soft directional glows, to emphasise the collection of garments styled by fashion editor Jeanie Annan-Lewin. The production features a collaborative creative team, with hair by Yumi Nakada-Dingle, makeup by Bea Sweet, manicures by Sabrina Gayle, and set design by Georgina Pragnell, resulting in a cohesive series of vertical editorial imagery.
Project Vogue España · Surrealista
Surrealista is a fashion editorial commissioned by Vogue España, conceptualized through a series of evocative portraits that blend minimalist architecture with fine-art motifs. Captured by photographer Pablo Zamora, the project explores the interplay between structured luxury apparel and stark, sculptural environments. The series features model Tanya Churbanova, whose presence is defined by an understated versatility across varied outdoor and studio settings. The production leans into a clean, warm aesthetic, utilizing natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the garments and the surrounding stone and water features. The visual narrative is enhanced by fashion styling from Ana Tovar, with hair and makeup artistry provided by Ricardo Calero. Casting for the project was managed by Janay Bailey.
Project Vogue España · Musa De Todo
Vogue España’s 'Musa De Todo' project is a multifaceted editorial series that explores the intersections of fashion, architecture, and narrative portraiture. Photographed by Michael Bailey Gates, the series employs a warm, evocative aesthetic that leans into nostalgic motifs, often placing subjects within juxtaposition-heavy settings ranging from garden landscapes to industrial corrugated metal backdrops. The editorial features actress Chloë Sevigny and models captured through a lens of clean, architectural framing and soft, diffused natural light. The styling by Stella Greenspan emphasizes textural contrast, moving between avant-garde bridal silhouettes, structured leather tailoring, and intricate floral appliques. Through the use of analogue film and organic color palettes, the series maintains a cohesive, sophisticated tone across both studio and outdoor environments.
Project Vogue España · Elle Fanning, en portada: “Siempre h ...
In a luminous feature for Vogue España, actress Elle Fanning takes center stage, embodying a sense of effortless spontaneity that defines this high-profile magazine editorial. Through the lens of photographer Clara Balzary, the project leans into an airy, cinematic aesthetic that prioritizes authentic movement over rigid studio artifice. Captured amidst lush, manicured garden settings, the visuals utilize natural light to emphasize the rich interplay of texture and color, ranging from the tactile shagginess of feathered coats to the high-gloss metallic sheen of trenching. Fashion editor Stella Greenspan orchestrates a wardrobe that balances vibrant, graphic patterns with structured elegance, while the collaborative efforts of hair stylist Jenda Alcorn and makeup artist Erin Ayanian Monroe ground the look in a loose, approachable glamour. These portraits are framed with deliberate intimacy, moving between contemplative, reflective window-pane compositions and high-energy, mid-air leaps that capture Fanning in a state of uninhibited joy. With set design by James Rene, the environments function as an organic extension of the subject, creating a shallow depth of field that keeps the focus sharp on the subject’s candid interactions with the space. This editorial succeeds by weaving together technical precision and raw, lived-in energy, perfectly illustrating the storytelling potential inherent in refined portrait photography when paired with a dynamic creative vision.
Project Vogue España · Photography Pablo Zamora
In this evocative series for Vogue España, photographer Pablo Zamora masterfully bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and architectural study. The project serves as a profound meditation on form, texture, and light, utilizing minimalist settings ranging from brutalist concrete structures to refined art galleries to anchor the subjects. By employing consistent natural light, Zamora captures a series of portraits that feel both spontaneous and meticulously composed, creating a dialogue between the model's physical presence and the rigid geometry of the environment. Fashion editor Helena Contreras curates a diverse wardrobe that highlights intricate material contrasts, balancing soft, ethereal feather trims and sheer ruffles against the stark, clean lines of the backdrop. Whether placing a model against a vivid, abstract textile tapestry or capturing a subtle reflection through a windowpane, the work leans into an aesthetic of quiet intensity. With expert casting by Janay Bailey and the poised, graceful performance of model Yar Aguer, the imagery transcends standard fashion documentation, moving into the realm of visual art. Every frame demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of negative space and scale, proving that high-end luxury fashion can be grounded by the rustic texture of terracotta floors or the dappled shadows of a late afternoon sun. This collection stands as a testament to the power of editorial portraiture when allowed to breathe within thoughtful, curated surroundings.
Project Vogue España · Y Se Hizo La Luz
Vogue España’s editorial feature Y Se Hizo La Luz captures model Peng Chang in a series of sun-drenched compositions. Photographed by David Gomez Maestre, the series utilizes directional natural light and sharp geometric shadows to frame the subject across both architectural interiors and open-air locations. Fashion editor and stylist Angela Esteban Librero curates a palette of saturated tones and sculptural silhouettes, ranging from lace layering to fringe textures. The production features hair and makeup by Vicent Guijarro and casting by Janay Bailey, maintaining a consistent focus on raw textures and macro detail throughout.
Project Vogue España · Gracie Abrams
Vogue España presents an editorial portrait series featuring singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams, captured by photographer Daniel Jackson. The imagery oscillates between stark, monochromatic studio compositions and candid, cool-toned outdoor scenes that lean into a raw, tactile aesthetic. Throughout the feature, Abrams is styled in a mix of structured tailoring and delicate lace, with hair by Ward Stegerhoek and natural make-up by Hannah Murray providing a grounded visual continuity. Production was managed by Art+Commerce, with the shoot utilizing soft, diffused lighting and high-contrast studio techniques to emphasise texture and form across the editorial spreads.
Project Vogue España · Amelia Gray
Vogue España presents a series of fashion editorials featuring model Amelia Gray. The collection captures a high-fashion aesthetic across a variety of studio and retro-styled interior settings, highlighting complex textile combinations and bold color palettes. The imagery utilizes a clean editorial technique, balancing minimalist studio portraits with maximalist interior setups. The styling focuses on tactile contrasts, such as shaggy shearling jackets, intricate lace bodysuits, and oversized fur stoles, layered alongside floral prints and saturated primary colors. Soft, diffused lighting is applied consistently to maintain a polished, professional finish throughout the editorial spread.
Project Vogue España · Off-Duty
Vogue España presents 'Off-Duty,' a fashion editorial featuring model Bibi Breslin. Photographed by Julia Noni, the series captures a relaxed, candid aesthetic through an analogue film lens. The imagery leans into a natural light approach, utilizing both the sharp contrasts of hard light and the soft warmth of golden hour to frame the subject. Fashion editor and stylist Alicia Padrón curates a diverse wardrobe, ranging from structured minimalist pieces to exaggerated silhouettes and textured outerwear. The production also features casting direction by Janay Bailey, with hair styling by Pierre Saint Sever and makeup by Kanako Yoshida.
Project Vogue España · Banquete x Betto Garcia
Vogue España presents Banquete x Betto Garcia, a high-fashion editorial production captured by photographer Jordi Terry. The series explores themes of theatricality and refined minimalism through a series of banquet-inspired tableaus. The imagery leans into a monochromatic palette, utilising warm, soft light to highlight the intricate textures of bridal-inspired couture, architectural millinery, and elaborate floral arrangements. Set against a backdrop of draped neutral fabrics, the compositions feature sculptural garments and detailed tabletop styling, including silver vessels, crystal glassware, and organic elements. The project captures an intimate, nostalgic quality, blending editorial fashion with staged, evocative set design.
Project Vogue España · Equipo Titular
Vogue España’s 'Equipo Titular' is a fashion editorial feature that blends high-end sportswear aesthetics with a relaxed, contemporary approach. Through a series of portraits and full-body captures, the project explores the interplay between performance-ready garments and minimalist styling. Photographer David Portela documents model Jill Kortleve against a variety of backdrops, ranging from open grassy fields and athletic stadiums to controlled, clean studio environments. The imagery leverages natural light to emphasize the tactile textures of knitwear, layered trench coats, and technical athletic gear, resulting in an editorial look defined by soft, even illumination and an earthy color palette. Creative direction by Raul Martinez and fashion styling by Ana Tovar provide a cohesive visual identity, balanced by the minimal beauty work of makeup artists Jose Carlos Gonzalez and Ricardo Calero. The project reflects a clean, layered aesthetic under the editorial guidance of Inés Lorenzo.
Project Vogue España · Kaia 90s
Vogue España revisits mid-90s minimalism in this editorial fashion feature, centering on model Kaia Gerber. The imagery leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, utilizing a restrained palette and tactile studio environments to frame the subject. The series is characterized by an interplay of light and shadow, featuring monochromatic treatments alongside warm, natural light compositions. The focus remains consistently on texture, contrasting smooth leather upholstery with delicate fabric detailing, such as tulle, chainmail, and structured cotton. Techniques such as analogue film and low-key chiaroscuro lighting contribute to the project's gritty, high-contrast visual identity. By pairing wet-look hair styling with minimalist attire, the editorial channels the era's signature directness and focused portraiture.
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