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Featured Vogue Mexico projects
This week's top Vogue Mexico projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Mexico · Hair Story
Vogue Mexico’s Hair Story serves as an evocative masterclass in visual storytelling, stripping away the excesses of high fashion to focus exclusively on the architectural power of hair design. Under the precise lens of photographer Leire Cavia, the series adopts an unapologetic approach to editorial minimalism, utilizing a neutral, monochromatic palette that forces the viewer to engage with the intricate interplay of silhouette, volume, and texture. By centering on subjects like Polina Dvoretskaia, the project transforms hair into a sculptural element, whether rendered through a sharp, cone-shaped updo or the cloud-like, voluminous presence of afro-textured styles. The series leans into a mix of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize these tactile contrasts, with some compositions moving toward a cinematic, low-key chiaroscuro that highlights the intersection of light and shadow against the skin. This portraiture series captures a refined sense of discipline, where the choice of garment remains secondary to the complex, engineered hairstyles that define each frame. By eschewing busy art direction for a clean, studio-based aesthetic, Hair Story successfully elevates hair styling from an accessory to the primary narrative driver, delivering a sophisticated exploration of form that feels both timeless and deeply intentional within the broader context of luxury fashion media.
Project Vogue Mexico · Inspiración Pictórica
Inspiración Pictórica is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Mexico that explores the interplay of texture, volume, and sculptural silhouettes. Captured by photographer Raul Tovar, the project leans into high-contrast studio portraiture, utilising moody chiaroscuro techniques to define the intricate detailing of the featured luxury garments. The series presents a range of aesthetics, from clean, monochromatic portraiture to rich, warm palettes set against deep red backdrops. Fashion editor and stylist Raul Guerrero curates an array of opulent textiles, including sequin-heavy evening wear and structured floral outerwear worn by model Hanne Gaby Odiele. Makeup artist Marco Castro provides refined, neutral-toned styling that balances the ornate nature of the wardrobe. The editorial highlights the tactile qualities of the clothing through precise lighting and controlled studio compositions.
Project Vogue Mexico · Vogue Mexico January 2026 Cover
Vogue Mexico presents its January 2026 issue with a comprehensive editorial feature starring Cindy Crawford. Shot by photographer Noua Unu, the series captures a versatile range of portraiture, moving between high-contrast monochrome studio work and outdoor photography defined by natural light. The project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that highlights classic denim-focused styling by Valentina Collado. Editorial direction for the issue was overseen by Karla Martinez de Salas, with casting handled by Ignacio Murillo. The production is rounded out by hair styling from Dylan Chavles, makeup by Pati Dubroff, and manicure work by Emi Kudo, collectively delivering a sharp, modern visual identity for the publication.
Project Vogue Mexico · Vogue Mexico Jewelry November 2025 Cover
Vogue Mexico presents this jewelry-focused editorial feature for their November 2025 edition, highlighting high-fashion accessory styling. Captured by photographer Jacques Burga, the series utilizes moody, low-key lighting and monochrome palettes to emphasize textures and structural forms. Eline Hoyois led the fashion styling, collaborating with hair stylist Quentin Guyen and makeup artist Alex Levy to craft the high-contrast aesthetic. The editorial leans into retro and analogue techniques, pairing statement jewelry pieces against dark, textured studio backdrops. The compositions balance architectural elements with dramatic, hard-light silhouettes to frame the featured accessories.
Project Vogue Mexico · Mas Audaz, Maz Karol G
Vogue Mexico presents Mas Audaz, a fashion editorial feature spotlighting entertainer Karol G. Photographed by Norman Jean Roy, the series utilizes clean studio compositions to frame a range of structured silhouettes, from metallic sculptural gowns to oversized coats. Fashion editor Ramona Tabita leads the styling, supported by hair artist Sonny Molina and makeup artist Frankie Boyd. The imagery leans into a retro aesthetic, punctuated by dramatic lighting, high-key monochrome contrasts, and chiaroscuro techniques that emphasize the architectural detail of the wardrobe and styling.
Project Vogue Mexico · Sin Fronteras
Vogue Mexico presents Sin Fronteras, an editorial feature spotlighting actor America Ferrera across a series of striking portraits. The project transitions between minimalist high-fashion studio setups and expansive outdoor desert environments, emphasizing sculptural garments and clean tailoring. Photographer Emmanuel Sanchez Monsalve leads the visual execution, supported by fashion stylist Raul Guerrero. The imagery utilizes a mix of natural light and high-key beauty lighting, accented by hair styling from Sonny Molina and makeup by Linda Hay. Casting was directed by Sergio Kletnoy.
Project Vogue Mexico · Vogue Mexico October 2025 Covers
Vogue Mexico unveils its October 2025 covers, featuring actor America Ferrera. Captured by photographer Emmanuel Sanchez Monsalve, the editorial spread centers on a striking portrait defined by a dark, textured backdrop and a botanical-patterned gown. The creative direction, led by Karla Martinez de Salas, highlights clean styling with a sleek, wet-look updo by Sonny Molina and minimalist makeup by Linda Hay. Fashion editor and stylist Raul Guerrero curated the wardrobe, while casting director Sergio Kletnoy oversaw the talent selection. The imagery utilizes natural light to emphasize the sculptural details of the subject's accessories and garment texture.
Project Vogue Mexico · Alcanzando El Sueno
Alcanzando El Sueno for Vogue Mexico explores western-inspired aesthetics through an expansive fashion editorial. Photographed by Santiago Sierra Soler, the series leans into an equestrian narrative, grounding luxury silhouettes in the rustic, dusty atmosphere of an outdoor arena and stable environments. Styling by María José Gonzálvez and Valentina Collado anchors the project in textured knitwear, fringe detailing, and embossed leather accents. The execution balances high-contrast monochrome portraits with warm, natural light captured at golden hour, utilizing cinematic framing to emphasize the grit of the setting. Contributing to the visual tone are set designer JC Molina and hair stylist Octavio Leon, alongside models Chris Colvin and Paula Soares, who bring a grounded presence to the moody, earthy imagery.
Project Vogue Mexico · Vogue Joyas September 2025 Cover
Vogue Mexico unveils the September 2025 cover for Vogue Joyas, spotlighting an editorial portrait of model Anna Alimani. Captured by photographer Raul Tovar, the imagery features the subject in a dark brown metallic ensemble, accented by intricate gold jewelry. The composition channels an intimate, clean aesthetic, utilizing natural light to define the textures of the layered accessories and upholstered backdrop. Developed under the guidance of Head of Editorial Content Karla Martinez de Salas, the project team includes fashion editor and stylist Wojciech Christopher Nowak, hair stylist Miwako Urasugi, and makeup artist Mayela Vazquez.
Project Vogue Mexico · Un Espiritu Libre
Vogue Mexico’s 'Un Espiritu Libre' editorial features actor Jenna Ortega in a series of portraits that lean into clean, minimalist aesthetics. Photographed by Paola Kudacki, the project oscillates between sharp studio compositions and expansive, arid outdoor settings, utilising both soft and hard light to define the textures of the wardrobe. The fashion narrative, curated by stylist Andrew Mukamal, pairs structured, corseted pieces with voluminous, flowing elements like ruffled hems and trailing ribbons. The imagery employs techniques ranging from monochrome and analogue film textures to natural light to create a cohesive editorial flow. Key collaborators include hair stylist Evanie Frausto, makeup artist Mélanie Inglessis, manicurist Thuy Nguyen, and casting director Sergio Kletnoy.
Project Vogue Mexico · Piezas Audaces
Piezas Audaces is a high-fashion editorial production for Vogue Mexico, featuring model Anna Alimani in a series of layered, texture-rich portraits. The project centres on the intersection of structured, minimalist apparel and ornate high jewellery, utilizing a saturated, jewel-toned palette to create visual depth. Photographer Raul Tovar employs a mix of polished soft lighting and direct flash to accentuate the metallic and diamond details against plush velvet and architectural settings. With fashion styling by Wojciech Christopher Nowak, the imagery maintains a clean, editorial aesthetic that balances dark textiles with intricate gold and diamond accessories. The production features hair styling by Miwako Urasugi and makeup by Mayela Vazquez, who contribute to the consistent look through structured vintage-inspired waves and defined berry-toned beauty looks.
Project Vogue Mexico · Vogue Mexico September 2025 Covers
Vogue Mexico unveils its September 2025 covers featuring actor Jenna Ortega, captured by photographer Paola Kudacki. The series features two distinct editorial portraits: one a close-up studio shot utilizing soft lighting, and another placing the talent within a natural landscape. Fashion direction by Andrew Mukamal highlights a minimalist aesthetic throughout the cover stories. The visuals lean into editorial photography and natural light techniques, maintaining a clean composition that anchors the magazine typography.
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