Vogue Latin America
Featured Vogue Latin America projects
This week's top Vogue Latin America projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Latin America · De Aqui Somos
Vogue Latin America’s De Aqui Somos project serves as a masterclass in fashion editorial storytelling, bridging the gap between high-concept luxury and the visceral textures of local environments. Under the expert eye of Head of Editorial Content Karla Martinez de Salas and the sharp lens of photographer Emmanuel Sanchez Monsalve, the series leans into a cinematic aesthetic that feels both rooted in reality and aspirational. By framing the models against urban street art, colonial architecture, and rustic market settings, the team elevates traditional luxury silhouettes through unexpected context. Fashion editor and stylist Valentina Collado anchors the visual narrative, utilizing an array of artisanal beaded collars, shimmering chainmail, and voluminous fringed garments that demand attention. The project thrives on the tension between the polished and the raw, expertly balanced by the casting choices of Morgan Senesi. Featuring models Honey Ordonez and Keny Salgado, the imagery makes extensive use of natural light and moody, cinematic lighting to highlight the intricate craftsmanship of the clothing. Whether positioned against terracotta walls or integrated into the vibrant, organic geometry of a flower market, the editorial minimalism shines through every frame. By blending sophisticated studio strobe portraiture with the spontaneity of outdoor lifestyle photography, De Aqui Somos successfully celebrates both the avant-garde nature of modern textiles and the rich, authentic character of its Latin American surroundings.
Project Vogue Latin America · Belleza Valentina Hites
Vogue Latin America presents the 'Belleza Valentina Hites' fashion editorial, a series exploring structured tailoring and industrial textures. Captured by photographer Jacques Burga, the work emphasizes raw interior environments, utilizing a desaturated palette and high-contrast monochrome tones to highlight sharp silhouettes and metallic accents. Fashion editor Jordan Kelsey curates the wardrobe, which spans oversized leather jackets, tailored pantsuits, and patterned ties. Hair stylist Eduardo Bravo and makeup artist Megumi Itano provide a polished finish, utilizing techniques including grainy analogue film and clean studio-influenced lighting to emphasize the sculptural interplay between the subject and the distressed background environments.
Project Vogue Latin America · Antonela Roccuzzo
Vogue Latin America profiles Antonela Roccuzzo in this expansive fashion editorial, captured by photographer Lucas Ricci with fashion styling by Angelo DeSanto. The feature moves between coastal settings and controlled studio environments, utilizing a clean, polished aesthetic to highlight seasonal luxury apparel. The imagery leans into the warm hues of golden hour for the outdoor sequences, emphasizing textured fabrics against natural rock and ocean backdrops. Editorial direction from Karla Martinez de Salas anchors the series, blending relaxed, sun-drenched portraiture with structured, high-fashion styling.
Project Vogue Latin America · It’s Friday night
Vogue Latin America presents 'It’s Friday night,' a fashion editorial that captures the intimate, lived-in rituals of pre-evening preparation. The series navigates a refined domestic landscape, moving between bedroom settings, marble-accented washrooms, and curated living spaces to explore a narrative of quiet anticipation. Photographer Juan Hernández employs a warm, soft-focus aesthetic across the series, utilizing natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the garments and accessories. The imagery centers on rich textile textures, from shimmering tweed and suede to structured leather and patterned upholstery. Fashion styling by María José Gonzálvez emphasizes polished layering and intentional detail, while makeup by Francisco Villa provides a clean, understated finish. Featuring model Sara Esparza, the project utilizes analogue film and clean compositions to establish a deliberate, atmospheric mood.
Project Vogue Latin America · Vogue Latin America August 2026 Covers
For the August 2026 issue of Vogue Latin America, the creative team has delivered a striking editorial portrait that perfectly encapsulates the intersection of traditional textile artistry and contemporary high fashion. At the center of this cover feature, model Maria Klaumann commands the frame with a deliberate, neutral gaze, her pose echoing the quiet confidence essential to modern magazine storytelling. Captured by photographer Santiago Sierra Soler, the image leverages soft natural light to illuminate the intricate, geometric patterns of a rust, olive, and cream silk headscarf and kimono-style top. This choice of wardrobe, curated by fashion editor and stylist Valentina Collado, transforms the cover into a study of textures and warm, earthy tones that feel both grounded and aspirational. The composition is further refined by the precise work of makeup artist Francisco Villa, whose subtle approach ensures the focus remains on the structural elegance of the ensemble. By placing the subject against a softly blurred, natural landscape rather than a sterile studio environment, the execution leans into a sophisticated outdoor aesthetic that harmonizes with the bold, iconic typography synonymous with the publication. This project exemplifies editorial portraiture at its most intentional, blending high-concept style with an organic feel that resonates deeply within the current media and entertainment landscape.
Project Vogue Latin America · En la Portada de Vogue
For the En la Portada de Vogue project, Vogue Latin America masterfully captures the intersection of high fashion and organic coastal landscapes. This editorial campaign leans into a serene, ethereal aesthetic, utilizing a series of striking compositions to highlight both the fluidity of the ocean and the intricate textures of modern resort wear. Under the creative direction of fashion editor Valentina Collado, the shoot successfully bridges the gap between sophisticated studio sensibilities and the raw beauty of the natural world. Photographer Santiago Sierra Soler demonstrates a keen eye for lighting, relying on soft, natural light to elevate each frame—from the dramatic silhouettes captured against arid, cactus-filled hillsides to the intimate, quiet moments of model Maria Klaumann floating in dark, reflective waters. Throughout the series, the styling remains cohesive yet adventurous, integrating vibrant floral accents and tactile knit fabrics that resonate with the brand's signature elegance. The work benefits significantly from the precise craftsmanship of makeup artist Francisco Villa, whose touch brings out a natural, dewy luminosity that complements the raw, sandy environments. By embracing editorial minimalism and cinematic framing, the project creates a visual narrative that feels both timeless and grounded in the present. This collection serves as a refined testament to the power of location-driven storytelling, where the interplay between figure and environment defines a polished, high-end editorial vision.
Project Vogue Latin America · Vogue Latin America July 2026 Cover
For the July 2026 cover of Vogue Latin America, the editorial team orchestrated a masterclass in modern portraiture that feels both intimate and grandly cinematic. Captured through the lens of photographer Emmanuel Sanchez Monsalve, the composition leans into editorial minimalism, eschewing heavy set dressing in favor of a textured, earthy backdrop that allows the subjects to command the frame. The visual narrative centers on models Honey Ordonez and Keny Salgado, who bring a compelling dynamism to the page, balanced by the deliberate, elegant styling choices curated by fashion director Valentina Collado. The aesthetic choice to utilize natural light elevates the skin tones and fabric textures, giving the final image an organic, tactile quality that feels inherently fresh. Under the leadership of head of editorial content Karla Martinez de Salas, the project successfully bridges the gap between high fashion and cultural storytelling, weaving in elements of art and identity that the publication is renowned for. The deliberate juxtaposition of the subjects—one defined by the structural grace of a light pink skirt and gold accents, the other by a crisp white silhouette punctuated by a deep purple floral arrangement—creates a visual harmony that is both sophisticated and accessible. This cover exemplifies a refined approach to contemporary media and entertainment, demonstrating how thoughtful creative direction can turn a simple studio portrait into an iconic statement.
Project Vogue Latin America · Vogue Latin America Hombre Summer 20 ...
For the Summer 2024 edition of Vogue Latin America Hombre, the publication leans into a sophisticated blend of urban grit and high-end tailoring, capturing the essence of modern masculine elegance. The cover feature starring entertainer Ryan Castro serves as a masterclass in editorial portraiture, utilizing a moody, cinematic approach that grounds the subject within a sprawling cityscape. Captured with natural light that traces the contours of his pinstripe suit, the imagery highlights a distinct shift toward structured formality in current menswear trends. Under the editorial guidance of Head of Editorial Content Karla Martinez de Salas and the sharp stylistic eye of Fashion Editor Edgar Lopez, the composition avoids unnecessary clutter, allowing the interplay between the deep tan velvet furniture and the stark, industrial backdrop to take center stage. The execution benefits significantly from the polished grooming work of hair stylist Mark Alan Esparza and makeup artist Marco Castro, whose subtle interventions ensure the focus remains on the textural contrast of the leather gloves and tailored wool. By emphasizing clean lines and intentional, directional lighting, this project elevates the standard magazine cover into a deliberate visual statement. It is a precise exercise in portrait photography that balances the raw energy of its talent with the refined, polished aesthetic expected from the premier voice in Latin American fashion and lifestyle media.
Project Vogue Latin America · Giacomo
Vogue Latin America captures the essence of contemporary menswear in Giacomo, a sophisticated editorial portrait series that breathes new life into the luxury fashion landscape. Featuring model Giacomo Cavalli, the project functions as a visual study of movement and stillness, seamlessly shifting from candid lifestyle compositions to highly deliberate, cinematic portraiture. Through the lens of photographer Pía Riverola, the imagery leans into a soft, atmospheric quality, utilizing natural light to elevate the textures of high-end knitwear and layered silhouettes against the stark, minimalist backdrops of an urban interior. Whether documenting a dynamic, high-speed freeze jump or a quiet, introspective moment submerged in a bathtub, the series avoids the polished artifice often associated with commercial shoots, favoring an authentic and raw approach to luxury. Casting director Eleonor Delecluse delivers a narrative cohesion that grounds the wardrobe choices, while the subtle influence of makeup artist Megan Kelly enhances the project's visceral, tactile details—from the grain of analogue film to the vibrant contrast of experimental hair color against muted, neutral palettes. The result is a balanced, symmetrical exploration of the modern male form, where the tension between architectural urban surroundings and the fluidity of the subject creates an evocative, lingering experience that feels both timely and deeply classic.
Project Vogue Latin America · Vamos Argentina!
Capturing the intersection of local heritage and elevated sartorial codes, Vogue Latin America’s latest project, Vamos Argentina!, masterfully balances the intimacy of a classic cafe setting with the polished sensibilities of luxury fashion. Creative director Adrian Appiolaza orchestrates a vision that feels both grounded and aspirational, leaning into the storied warmth of Buenos Aires through the lens of photographer Lucas Ricci. The imagery relies on natural light to bathe the scene in a soft, even glow, emphasizing the rich, polished wood grain of the traditional booth while grounding the high-fashion elements in a lifestyle narrative. Model Valeria Mazza anchors the session, her relaxed yet intentional posture echoing an editorial portrait style that avoids the rigid artifice of traditional luxury advertising. The styling—a delicate harmony between the sporty, striped jersey and the textured, gathered maxi skirt—highlights a penchant for subtle details and quiet sophistication. This series functions as an evocative piece of fashion storytelling, successfully weaving together the tactile, organic feel of the cafe environment with the structural elegance expected of a world-class publication. By focusing on authentic human connection within a refined spatial context, the project elevates the humble aesthetic of an everyday interior into a high-end visual statement that celebrates the interplay between cultural atmosphere and timeless, contemporary luxury design.
Project Vogue Latin America · Camisetas de Argentina | Football Wo ...
In this evocative series for Vogue Latin America, photographer Lucas Ricci captures the intersection of sporting heritage and high-end street style. The project, titled Camisetas de Argentina, reimagines the classic national football jersey through a sophisticated editorial lens, transcending its athletic origins to become a versatile staple of luxury fashion. Across a collection of diverse portraits, Ricci utilizes natural light to ground each shot in a tangible, sun-drenched reality, whether the subject is reclining on cobblestone streets or posing against the rich, warm textures of wood-paneled interiors. By juxtaposing these iconic light blue and white striped garments with unexpected pairings—such as black leather trousers, designer monogram belts, and pleated midi skirts—the campaign elevates sportswear into the realm of aspirational lifestyle photography. The imagery avoids the rigid formality often associated with fashion editorials, instead favoring a relaxed, lived-in aesthetic that feels both nostalgic and distinctly contemporary. Through thoughtful composition and deliberate styling, the project explores the identity of the garment, treating the jersey as an essential canvas for self-expression. Each frame, from the quiet intimacy of an artist's studio to the architectural elegance of an urban terrace, reinforces a narrative of effortless style, cementing the football kit as an enduring, cross-cultural icon within the broader landscape of modern luxury fashion.
Project Vogue Latin America · Vogue Latin America June 2026 Cover
For the June 2026 issue of Vogue Latin America, the editorial team has delivered a masterclass in modern restraint, capturing a striking portrait that balances high-fashion rigor with tactile, organic detail. Centered on a model with long, sleek dark hair, the cover image masterfully leverages a minimalist approach, pairing a simple white knit sweater with a complex, fringed, and feathered skirt to create an arresting visual dialogue between smoothness and texture. The composition utilizes the stark geometry of a dark, grid-patterned tiled wall, a backdrop that serves to emphasize the silhouette while allowing the subject to command the space with an enigmatic gaze away from the lens. Lufre provides the sharp photographic eye behind this piece, utilizing soft natural light to define the layers of the garment against the heavy, muted environment. The deliberate use of bold orange typography reinforces the magazine’s authoritative brand identity, anchoring the aesthetic within the contemporary media and entertainment landscape. By leaning into editorial minimalism, the project achieves a sophisticated tension that feels both timeless and urgent. Through the collaboration with model Luiza Perote, the cover successfully channels a sense of quiet intensity that defines current luxury storytelling, proving that high-impact imagery relies as much on subtractive composition as it does on careful, deliberate craft.
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