Vogue France
Vogue France's high-fashion editorial series and covers across media and entertainment
Featured Vogue France projects
This week's top Vogue France projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue France · Gigi
Vogue France captures the intersection of architectural precision and high-fashion sensibility in this striking editorial featuring supermodel Gigi Hadid. Photographer Willy Vanderperre employs a masterclass in editorial minimalism, utilizing a stark, high-key white backdrop to ensure the sculptural elements of each garment take center stage. Under the discerning creative vision of stylist Paul Sinclaire, the project leans into a narrative of elevated contrast, pairing voluminous, avant-garde silhouettes with the sharp, calculated austerity of slicked-back hair and bold, saturated red lips. The beauty aesthetic, executed with precision by makeup artist Karin Westerlund and hair stylist Louis Ghewy, serves as a grounded anchor for the elaborate textures of lace, velvet, and intricate ruffles displayed throughout the series. Every frame is a testament to the power of live-action technique, where clean lighting allows the depth of fabric and form to define the subject. Whether capturing a moment of laughter or a poised, monochromatic silhouette, the work reads as a sophisticated dialogue between the body and couture design. By stripping away extraneous environment, Vanderperre focuses entirely on the intersection of light and fabric, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that remains both timeless and urgently modern. This project exemplifies how intentional, clean photography can elevate luxury fashion houses, turning a standard editorial set into a rigorous study of high-fashion composition and elegant minimalism.
Project Vogue France · Top Chrono
Vogue France presents Top Chrono, a meticulously curated editorial fashion series that explores the intersection of high-end horology and contemporary style. By stripping away extraneous artifice, the project leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic where the focus remains anchored on the synergy between luxury timepieces and sartorial texture. Through the lens of photographer Richard Burbridge, the series utilizes sharp studio strobe lighting to emphasize the polished finish of metallic wristwatches against a diverse palette of materials, ranging from structured leather and voluminous faux fur to classic denim and crisp cotton shirting. Fashion editor and stylist Claire Thomson-Jonville masterfully navigates the balance between androgynous tailoring and feminine polish, allowing model Andreea Diaconu to anchor the narrative with a steady, neutral gaze. The technical execution is bolstered by the meticulous detail provided by hair stylist Ward Stegerhoek and makeup artist Celine Martin, whose work highlights the editorial portraiture focus of the shoot. By favoring a high-key studio backdrop, the imagery ensures that every accessory—from a gold chronograph to a classic leather-strapped piece—is granted center stage. This campaign effectively demonstrates how disciplined styling and clean, intentional composition can elevate commercial product photography into a sophisticated editorial statement, proving that even within the fast-paced world of luxury fashion houses, simplicity remains the ultimate form of creative precision.
Project Vogue France · Kendall
In this evocative feature for Vogue France, titled Kendall, the publication leans into the intersection of high fashion and pared-back portraiture. Through a series of carefully composed images, photographer Renell Medrano explores the intersection of minimalist aesthetics and bold, monochromatic silhouettes. The project functions as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, utilizing natural light to craft a visual narrative that feels both intimate and expansive. Kendall Jenner serves as the centerpiece, moving through environments that range from stark, industrial lofts to crisp studio cycloramas, with every frame emphasizing a clean, contemporary fashion editorial sensibility. The styling, helmed by Carlos Nazario, prioritizes textural complexity—juxtaposing sheer translucent layers against structured blazers and rib-knit basics—which is further elevated by Jawara’s precise hair artistry and Fara Homidi’s understated makeup direction. Whether captured under the golden hour glow of an urban skyline or the controlled intensity of a studio strobe, the imagery maintains a cohesive, sophisticated rhythm. By focusing on intentional posture and sharp negative space, the campaign reads as an exploration of the human form as an architectural element. This collaboration perfectly illustrates how refined creative direction can strip away extraneous detail to elevate fashion photography to a cinematic, timeless art form, confirming that when it comes to luxury visual storytelling, restraint remains the ultimate signifier of style.
Project Vogue France · Le calendrier de l'avent
Vogue France presents 'Le calendrier de l'avent,' a curated editorial series captured by photographer Maxime La. The project features a sequence of fashion portraits and still-life compositions, utilizing soft lighting and minimalist staging to highlight seasonal luxury items and high-fashion accessories. Featuring model Rosalieke Fuchs, the editorial leans into a clean aesthetic, emphasizing textures ranging from sheer lace and hosiery to culinary details like caviar. The visual narrative is supported by hair styling from Alexander Soltermann, natural beauty makeup by Aya Murai, and manicures by Jessica Trochut. This vertical format series maintains a consistent, polished look across all product and portrait subjects.
Project Vogue France · Nouveaux talents
Vogue France showcases emerging figures in the industry through the Nouveaux talents project, a series of fashion editorials that document a diverse array of models and creatives. The imagery balances the polish of high-end studio portraiture with a candid, documentary-style approach, moving between controlled environments and Parisian architectural settings. Across the series, the styling draws heavily on structured tailoring and menswear-inspired proportions. Many of the portraits employ direct flash and clean compositions, resulting in a raw, contemporary editorial aesthetic that highlights both texture and silhouette. The project serves as a portrait-focused look at new faces, including Hedi Ben Tekaya and Gaia Repossi, with casting directed by Chayma Halim.
Project Vogue France · Miley Cyrus
Vogue France features Miley Cyrus in this fashion editorial portrait series captured by photographer Mario Sorrenti. The collection highlights a blend of high-contrast monochrome and warm-toned imagery, utilizing clean compositions and natural light to frame the subject across various studio and outdoor settings. Fashion direction by Alastair McKimm centers on sculptural silhouettes and minimalist modern aesthetics, incorporating pieces ranging from black leather peplum dresses to voluminous fur jackets. The editorial utilizes dramatic lighting and reflective surfaces to create depth, with production services managed by North 6, hair styling by Shay Ashual, make-up by Aaron de Mey, and manicures by Ayumi Namaizawa.
Project Vogue France · SEPTEMBER TRENDS
Vogue France presents September Trends, a fashion editorial feature showcasing a series of portraits with model Paige Reifler. The project leans into minimalist aesthetics, pairing structured leather outerwear with layered basics and ornate gold accessories. Captured across both studio and outdoor settings, the imagery maintains a clean, polished visual identity defined by natural light and soft, beauty-focused lighting setups. Alexander Soltermann provides hair styling, while manicurist Marie Rosa completes the detailed look. The series spans both classic studio-lit portraiture and architectural outdoor compositions, documenting the season's focus on monochromatic tailoring and metallic accents.
Project Vogue France · Le Temps Retrouvé
Vogue France presents Le Temps Retrouvé, a fashion editorial captured by photographer Steven Meisel. The series features model Jeanne Cadieu in a sequence of cinematic portraits that lean into classic tailoring and high-contrast composition. Executed through a clean, monochrome aesthetic, the editorial employs analogue film techniques to frame architectural interiors and outdoor settings. The visuals are punctuated by dramatic lighting, including chiaroscuro-inspired portraits and natural light scenes, highlighting the intricate textures of the garments. Fashion editor Alastair McKimm leads the styling, supported by hair stylist Guido Palau and makeup artist Pat McGrath. The project also features contributions from casting director Ignacio Murillo, set designer Mary Howard, and manicurist Jin Soon Choi.
Project Vogue France · Come As You Are
Vogue France presents 'Come As You Are', a multifaceted editorial series that captures an observational, candid atmosphere through a contemporary lens. Photographed by Karim Sadli with fashion styling by Alastair McKimm, the project leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic that shifts between high-contrast monochrome studio work and desaturated outdoor portraiture. Throughout the series, the imagery makes extensive use of natural light, grounding the subjects in urban and architectural settings. The work incorporates varied techniques such as analogue film and moody textures, emphasizing a polished, authentic look. Hair by Stephane Lancien and makeup by Christelle Cocquet complement the styling, featuring models including Rebecca Leigh Longendyke and Awar Odhiang.
Project Vogue France · Noir Attitude
Noir Attitude is a fashion editorial produced for Vogue France, centering on a monochromatic aesthetic. Captured by photographer Carin Backoff, the series features model Ida Heiner in a collection of structured black leather ensembles, utilizing clean lines and architectural silhouettes against a minimalist white studio backdrop. The project leans into a high-contrast visual approach, emphasizing the texture of leather, quilting, and subtle metallic accents through soft, natural lighting. With editorial art direction overseen by Claire Thomson-Jonville, the styling by Alastair McKimm integrates bold accessories, such as oversized pearl straps and structural bows, to maintain a sharp, deliberate presence throughout the vertical composition.
Project Vogue France · Sur La Route
Vogue France presents 'Sur La Route,' a fashion editorial that captures the spirit of an adventurous summer road trip. Photographed by Noua Unu, the series blends high-fashion swimwear with utilitarian outdoor gear, creating a narrative that shifts between rugged, natural landscapes and candid retail environments. Fashion editor Dan Sablon pairs technical hiking backpacks and track jackets with vibrant bikinis, emphasizing layered textures and athletic streetwear. The visual language leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, utilising analogue film techniques and natural light to ground the models, played by Jessie Aina, Mia Armstrong, and Paula Soares, in a warm, sun-drenched atmosphere. Contributing to the production's grounded, tactile feel, set designer Kelly Infield creates realistic backdrops, while hair stylist Tsuki and makeup artist Kuma focus on a clean, sun-kissed look. The project experiments with perspective through documentary-style imagery, including grainy CCTV-inspired frames that offer a voyeuristic glimpse into the travel-focused story.
Project Vogue France · Talents Bruts
Talents Bruts is an editorial fashion series for Vogue France, showcasing a collection of portraits that lean into a raw, candid aesthetic. The project captures both models and actors in a series of intimate, studio-based and interior settings, utilizing natural light to highlight textures and personal details. Photographed by Félix Dol-Maillot, the series employs an analogue film-inspired look that emphasizes a grainy, unfiltered quality. The imagery features styling by Dan Sablon, with hair by Roger Cho and makeup by Morgane Martini, creating a cohesive visual language across the various portraits. The collection balances clean, monochromatic studio work with more relaxed, documentary-style shots.
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