Vogue Italia
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Featured Vogue Italia projects
This week's top Vogue Italia projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Italia · Dogue
Vogue Italia leans into a playful yet refined aesthetic with its Dogue project, an editorial feature that subverts high-fashion tropes by positioning the wirehaired dachshund as the season's most compelling protagonist. Captured through the lens of photographer Carmine Romano, the series masterfully bridges the gap between classic editorial portraiture and tongue-in-cheek humor. The chosen setting of a heritage barbershop, replete with vintage chairs and wooden flooring, provides a textured, nostalgic backdrop that anchors the whimsical subject matter in a tangible, cinematic reality. With creative curation from Head of Editorial Content Francesca Ragazzi, the shoot utilizes natural light and the distinct grain associated with analogue film to elevate the simple composition into a sophisticated narrative piece. Fashion Editor and Stylist Marta Oldrini expertly contrasts the wiry, organic texture of the canine stars against the sharp, architectural lines of oversized tailoring and sleek accessories worn by the human talent. By focusing on a shallow depth of field, the imagery isolates these moments of quiet intimacy, allowing the viewer to appreciate the interplay of pattern, shadow, and personality. This project serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, demonstrating how a singular, unexpected visual hook can define a contemporary media campaign while maintaining the prestige and visual language synonymous with the legendary magazine brand.
Project Vogue Italia · Vogue Italia September 2026 Cover
For the highly anticipated September 2026 issue of Vogue Italia, the publication leans into a bold, cinematic narrative that redefines the contemporary editorial standard. Captured with an evocative sensibility, the cover story features entertainer Dua Lipa in a visually arresting display of movement and urban atmosphere. Photographer Carlijn Jacobs employs a low-key chiaroscuro lighting technique to craft a moody, high-contrast aesthetic that feels both raw and curated. By framing the subject against a dense, looming cityscape, the imagery achieves a sense of architectural grandeur that anchors the high-fashion elements. The editorial direction, spearheaded by Francesca Ragazzi, finds synergy with the precise styling of Imruh Asha, whose choice of a dramatic teal gown with voluminous pleating provides a vibrant, fluid counterpoint to the rigid, dark brickwork of the rooftop setting. This project synthesizes the grit of an urban landscape with the polished refinement expected of luxury fashion houses, utilizing a low camera angle to enhance the sense of scale and drama. With hair by Jawara and sharp, graphic makeup by Sam Visser, the resulting visuals possess a deliberate, sophisticated tension. It is a masterful exercise in fashion photography that demonstrates how distinct creative voices, from set design to editorial casting, can coalesce to create a singular, resonant moment in modern media and entertainment history.
Project Vogue Italia · Sabrina Carpenter
Vogue Italia presents this editorial portrait series featuring Sabrina Carpenter, captured across a collection of high-contrast monochrome and warm-toned studio compositions. The series leans into a distinct 1960s-inspired aesthetic, pairing voluminous bouffant styling with tactile, textured knitwear and high-fashion silhouettes. Executing a mix of tight portraiture and full-body studio work, the imagery utilizes chiaroscuro and diffused beauty lighting to define the subject's form. The project features clean, minimalist backdrops that emphasize the editorial focus on garment texture and high-contrast styling.
Project Vogue Italia · Dance With Madonna
Vogue Italia leans into a provocative blend of high-fashion editorial and kinetic energy with Dance With Madonna, a feature that captures the pop icon through a rigorous, dance-inspired lens. The project thrives on the intersection of athleticism and luxury, utilizing a clean, minimalist studio aesthetic that allows the subjects to command the frame. Photographers Rafael Pavarotti and Ricardo Gomes employ a versatile range of techniques, shifting seamlessly from soft natural light to dramatic low-key chiaroscuro and sharp, high-contrast flash. These choices create a striking visual dialogue where structural, neutral-toned leotards and bodysuits meet vibrant, saturated backgrounds, emphasizing a raw, almost reportage-like intimacy that pushes beyond the typical magazine portrait. The styling, curated by Ib Kamara and Rita Melssen, emphasizes a dancer's silhouette, further defined by the precise hair artistry of Eugene Souleiman and crisp makeup by Marcelo Gutierrez. Through this dynamic collaboration, the project channels a cinematic intensity, transforming the act of performance into a series of graphic, high-impact portraits. By juxtaposing the structured discipline of athletic gear with the bold, unapologetic glamour synonymous with Madonna, the work offers a fresh perspective on the editorial portrait, grounding high-fashion artifice in the palpable, candid energy of a working production environment.
Project Vogue Italia · Mariacarla
In this evocative feature for Vogue Italia, photographer Carlijn Jacobs masterfully bridges the gap between high-fashion editorial and fine art, centered on the enigmatic presence of model Mariacarla Boscono. The project is a study in repetition and surrealism, utilizing multiple exposure and double exposure techniques to fracture the human form against a backdrop of weathered, monumental architecture. By layering distinct, dance-like poses within a single frame, the editorial captures a sense of movement that feels both cinematic and dreamlike. Fashion Editor Imruh Asha elevates the narrative through a bold curation of textures, juxtaposing the high-sheen, metallic ribbons and voluminous, saturated ruffled gowns against the matte, crumbling stone of the environment. The styling is further refined by the sleek, uniform hair direction from Olivier Schawalder and the precise makeup application by Daniel Sallstrom, which ensure a cohesive visual language across each image. Whether positioning talent amidst classical stone sculptures or within sun-drenched outdoor courtyards, the work leans into an aesthetic of calculated tension. This series succeeds by grounding its surrealist elements in natural light, allowing the interplay between the organic decay of historical settings and the crisp, futuristic silhouettes of the luxury fashion pieces to resonate deeply. It is a sophisticated, highly polished exploration of multiplicity that redefines the conventions of traditional luxury fashion portraiture.
Project Vogue Italia · La Prima Notte Di Guiete
La Prima Notte Di Guiete is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Italia. Photographed by Luca Campri, the project channels a cinematic, retro aesthetic through rich, warm-toned interiors and intentional, moody lighting. The imagery leans into the interplay of shadow and texture, utilising soft light and deliberate flash techniques to highlight intricate tailoring and tactile materials. The editorial features styling by Elizabeth Fraser-Bell, with hair styling by Pierpaolo Lai and makeup artistry by Giulia Cigarini. Model Colin Jones is the central figure throughout the series, appearing in a diverse array of ensembles ranging from structured wool blazers and wide-leg trousers to floor-length turtleneck dresses, all complemented by bold red lip aesthetics. Casting for the project was led by Ignacio Murillo, with manicures provided by Isabella Franchi.
Vogue Italia · Put It On Your Face
Vogue Italia presents 'Put It On Your Face,' a film project that captures a moody interior space defined by dramatic red lighting and atmospheric shadows. The narrative follows performers and models through dim hallways and rooms, utilizing expressive choreography and stylized posing to drive the visual rhythm. Produced by PRETTYBIRD UK with editorial work by Cut+Run US, the project leans into a cinematic, low-key aesthetic. The execution prioritizes deep color grading and rich textural detail to anchor its experimental tone.
Project Vogue Italia · Mikey Madison
Vogue Italia presents an editorial feature starring actor Mikey Madison, captured through the lens of photographer Steven Meisel. This series highlights avant-garde fashion silhouettes, utilizing structured garments and architectural forms to explore scale and geometry. Featuring fashion styling by Karl Templer, the images employ a monochrome palette and minimalist aesthetic. The production includes hair styling by Guido Palau and makeup artistry by Pat McGrath, with manicures provided by Jin Soon Choi. The portraits rely on soft light and clean studio backgrounds to emphasize sculptural textures and refined shapes.
Project Vogue Italia · L’ Ereditá di un Genio
Vogue Italia presents L’ Ereditá di un Genio, a fashion editorial project that explores architectural geometry and classic tailoring through an evocative lens. Shot by photographer Paul Wetherell, the series places model Mia Armstrong within historical, stone-heavy environments, utilizing the interplay between structural masonry and soft, diffused natural light. The imagery captures a sequence of high-contrast monochrome and clean-toned compositions. Fashion editor and stylist Luca Galasso frames the collection with an emphasis on texture, featuring tailored suiting, sheer embroidered gowns, and minimalist details. The project, which includes casting by Ignacio Murillo and hair styling by Nicholas James, leans into editorial photography and vertical framing to highlight the relationship between the subject and the surrounding urban space.
Project Vogue Italia · Mater(i)a Scultorea
Mater(i)a Scultorea is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Italia that explores the interplay between avant-garde silhouettes and the historic architecture of Matera. Photographed by Andrew Jacobs, the project places sculptural garments—defined by voluminous ruffles, padded hoods, and rigid circular structures—against the raw, weathered textures of ancient limestone and rocky landscapes. Stylist Luca Galasso anchors the visual narrative in organic, earthy tones, pairing ornate knitwear and sheer lace with dramatic accessories to bridge the gap between contemporary wearable art and classical ruins. The series captures a contemplative mood through the use of natural golden hour light and warm, desaturated palettes, emphasizing the tactile relationship between the models and their historic surroundings. The editorial features casting by Ignacio Murillo and on-camera performances by models Caitlin Soetendal and Penelope Ternes, with beauty direction by hair stylist Dre Demry Sanders and makeup artist Michaela Bosch.
Project Vogue Italia · Tailoring Therapy
Tailoring Therapy for Vogue Italia presents a rigorous exploration of sartorial structure and layered textures. Captured against a consistent, high-key white backdrop, the editorial series focuses on the intersection of classic tailoring and contemporary, idiosyncratic styling choices. Photographer Rafael Pavarotti employs clean, even studio lighting to highlight precise garment details, from tweed finishes to layered shirting. Fashion editor George Krakowiak leans into an eclectic mix of silhouettes—spanning oversized coats and pleated skirts to refined suiting—all unified by polished grooming from hair stylist Tom Wright and makeup artist Aurore Gibrien. Casting by Ignacio Murillo, featuring model Charlie Jones, completes this minimalist examination of form and fabric.
Project Vogue Italia · Soul Trekking
Vogue Italia's 'Soul Trekking' editorial is a sprawling, nature-focused fashion story captured by photographer Luca Campri. The series leans into a cinematic, observational aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques to translate a sense of movement and outdoor exploration into a high-fashion narrative. Featuring model Karolina Spakowski, the project weaves together varied landscapes, from dense woodland trails and rocky alpine meadows to rustic, quiet camp setups. Fashion editor and stylist Elizabeth Fraser-Bell curates a wardrobe that balances technical athletic wear with tactile knitwear and layered accessories, reflecting an adventurous, trek-inspired theme. The execution is grounded by natural light, shifting between gritty, low-key chiaroscuro portraits and bright, wide-angle shots of the forest environment. The production team is rounded out by hair stylist Patti Bussa and makeup artist Elena Bettanello, who maintain a raw, natural aesthetic throughout the shoot.
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