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Featured Vogue Philippines projects
This week's top Vogue Philippines projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Philippines · Vogue Philippines September/October ...
Vogue Philippines captures musician and actress Olivia Rodrigo in a series of editorial portraits for its September/October issue. The project leans into a surreal, painterly aesthetic, utilizing trompe-l'œil set design and hand-painted botanical backdrops to evoke the atmosphere of classical portraiture. The imagery, shot by photographer and art director Szilveszter Mako, places the subject within theatrical architectural alcoves and lush, illustrated landscapes. Styled by fashion editor Lisa Jarvis and art directed by Jann Pascua, the looks range from avant-garde cocoon silhouettes to ethereal tulle dresses, all accented by surreal elements such as ornate, life-sized angel wings. The production relies on soft, diffused studio lighting and a muted, earthy color palette, bringing a tactile and nostalgic finish to the editorial. The set design by Nicholas des Jardins, combined with the editorial vision of Pam Quinones, creates a consistent, gallery-like visual language across the feature.
Project Vogue Philippines · Vogue Philippines May 2026 Cover
For the May 2026 cover of Vogue Philippines, the magazine delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture, leaning into a refined, minimalist aesthetic that defines contemporary high-end fashion media. By utilizing a series of controlled studio strobe techniques alongside soft natural light, the creative team crafted a series of images that prioritize clean, monochromatic backdrops to elevate the textural complexity of the featured garments. The narrative arc of the shoot centers on deliberate, contemplative poses, anchored by the presence of entertainer Laufey and an ensemble of high-fashion pieces ranging from iridescent, sequined gowns to structural fringe designs. Under the guidance of Editor Pam Quinones and Art Director Jann Pascua, the project strikes a balance between professional polish and whimsical artistry, notably punctuated by the playful inclusion of a floating yellow paper plane against a serene periwinkle backdrop. Photographer Daniel Jack Lyons captures these moments with a sharp focus on silhouette and surface, while stylist Leith Clark ensures each look serves as a centerpiece of modern luxury. By maintaining a cohesive, soft-lit palette and disciplined compositions, this production transcends the standard cover story, offering instead a serene, thoughtful visual essay that firmly asserts Vogue Philippines' position as a leader in global creative media. Each frame serves as a testament to the power of thoughtful curation and precise execution.
Project Vogue Philippines · Soft Circuit
Soft Circuit for Vogue Philippines emerges as a masterclass in avant-garde fashion editorial, meticulously curated by creative director and stylist Alexandre Dornellas. This high-fashion series pushes the boundaries of luxury aesthetics through a stark, monochromatic lens, prioritizing structural integrity and textural depth. Captured with the precision of photographer Abdullah Artuev, the project leans into a minimalist, high-key studio environment to underscore the sophisticated interplay between deconstructed garments and rigid, architectural silhouettes. The imagery features models Shan Li, Sijia Kang, and Yaxin Cao, whose identical blunt-cut bobs and bold, dark lipstick create a uniform, graphic language that ties the diverse range of couture pieces together. From intricate crystal-encrusted masks to layers of ruffled lace and metallic chain headpieces, every frame emphasizes the tactile quality of the fabrics. Expertly balanced by hair stylist Dalibor Vrtina and makeup artist Maria Olsson, the series oscillates between the clinical crispness of studio strobe lighting and the soft, organic definition of natural light. By integrating high-end designer pieces from houses like Chanel and Givenchy with sculptural, experimental styling, the editorial channels a distinctively modern, polished energy. The result is a rigorous examination of form and geometry, where every pose and fabric fold serves as a deliberate exploration of contemporary high fashion, perfectly distilled for the pages of Vogue.
Project Vogue Philippines · Let Them Talk
Vogue Philippines presents 'Let Them Talk,' a fashion editorial feature centered on the millinery work of Mich Dulce. The project documents the designer's creative transition from London to Manila through a series of sculptural portraits, highlighting the tactile fusion of heritage crafts and modern tailoring. Photographer Karl King Aguña captures these avant-garde silhouettes against minimalist studio backdrops. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, utilizing soft lighting to emphasize the textures of sheer fabrics, vinyl, and intricate metallic headpieces. The layout integrates graphic, sans-serif typography to anchor the visual storytelling.
Project Vogue Philippines · Jordan Clarkson Carries Pride Beyond the Court
Vogue Philippines explores the intersection of professional athletics and personal style in this editorial feature, Jordan Clarkson Carries Pride Beyond the Court. NBA player Jordan Clarkson is captured in a series of studio portraits that lean into earthy palettes and tactile layering, highlighting both his structured attire and his signature inkwork. The photography prioritizes clean, minimalist compositions and soft lighting to ground the subject against warm, textured backdrops. With fashion editing and styling by Charlie Ward, the shoot balances high-fashion silhouettes with an relaxed, athletic sensibility. Photographed by David Urbanke, the project presents a series of vertical portraits that serve as a study in poise and contemporary aesthetic identity.
Project Vogue Philippines · Corporate Underground
Vogue Philippines’ Corporate Underground editorial subverts the traditional office environment through a lens of high-fashion surrealism. The project explores the intersection of sterile, fluorescent-lit workspaces and sophisticated tailoring, leaning into a moody, cinematic aesthetic. Photographer Mattia Holm collaborates with fashion editor and stylist Nata Bocha to craft scenes that juxtapose structured business wear with dynamic, chaotic office interventions. The visual language utilises low-key lighting, desaturated tones, and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the theatrical tension within the frame. Production designer Milena Gorum reinforces the narrative with sterile, industrial interiors, while hair by Eddy Scudo and makeup by Dmitry Kukushkin provide a polished, sharp finish. Casting director Gabriel Rey rounds out the ensemble, featuring models Houjing Cui, Jackson Jarrell, and Max Gottschalk.
Project Vogue Philippines · Out of Town
Out of Town is a fashion editorial for Vogue Philippines that explores the interplay between avant-garde silhouettes and architectural surroundings. Through a series of tactile, highly structured garments—ranging from fringe-heavy skirts and voluminous faux-fur headwear to sculptural, petal-adorned pieces—the project channels a clean and refined visual language. Photographer Als Sunxiaoran captures model Xiuli Jiang in a variety of open-air and minimalist environments. The imagery leverages natural light, employing hard shadows and warm color grading to emphasize the depth of the fabrics and the graphic quality of the styling. Under the creative direction of Alexandre Dornellas, who also served as fashion editor, the series maintains a focus on textured layering and high-fashion form. The project features contributions from editor-in-chief Bea Valdes.
Project Vogue Philippines · Anna Bayle
Vogue Philippines captures model Anna Bayle in a series of striking fashion editorials. Photographed by Mark Seliger, the work leans into an editorial aesthetic that highlights sculptural silhouettes and dynamic drapery. The series employs monochrome palettes and low-key lighting to emphasize the intricate textures of the garments. Fashion direction is led by Pam Quinones with styling by Daniel Edley. The production team also features hair styling by Adam Markarian, makeup by Francelle Daly, and manicures by Honey. The work explores movement and form through clean studio settings, utilizing techniques such as chiaroscuro and raw lighting to define the subject.
Project Vogue Philippines · Lost & Found
Vogue Philippines presents 'Lost & Found,' a fashion editorial feature that explores narrative layering through a series of portrait and full-body compositions. Photographed by Karl King Aguña and styled by Carlos Mangubat, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic defined by sharp monochromatic contrasts and deliberate, clean framing. The project incorporates handwritten script and analogue film textures, juxtaposing primary high-contrast imagery with inset black-and-white accents. Through the use of bold serif typography and intricate styling, the work maintains a consistent visual language across the print-focused spread.
Project Vogue Philippines · Scripted Emotions
Vogue Philippines presents Scripted Emotions, an editorial fashion project featuring actor Darren Criss. The series utilizes natural light and a warm, clean aesthetic to explore portraiture through a minimalist lens. Captured by photographer Kevin Sinclair, the images focus on structured tailoring and refined silhouettes against quiet, neoclassical, and studio backgrounds. The project incorporates both color and monochrome photography, leaning into editorial techniques to highlight the subject's contemplative poses and wardrobe details. The editorial spread was brought to life through the fashion styling and casting of DaVian Lain, with grooming and makeup by Edward Cruz.
Project Vogue Philippines · Diego and Nina Harmuch on How to Thrive in the Competitive World of Modeling
Vogue Philippines features models Diego and Nina Harmuch in a fashion editorial exploring the professional realities of the modeling industry. Photographed by Renzo Navarro, the series captures the subjects through a clean, minimalist lens, emphasizing sculptural silhouettes and architectural garment construction. The project leans into high-key, monochromatic aesthetics to highlight the interplay between shadow and form. Through deliberate studio lighting and a restrained neutral backdrop, the work focuses on movement and texture within high-fashion photography.
Project Vogue Philippines · Life Rituals
Life Rituals for Vogue Philippines is an editorial fashion series that blends sculptural form with textile-inspired artistry. Through a sequence of highly staged portraits, the project explores the interplay between rigid structure and the human form, utilizing minimalist composition and sharp contrast to frame each subject. Photographer Maria Magdalinou captures the narrative across various studio settings, employing clean, natural light to emphasize texture and silhouette. The work balances high-fashion aesthetics with conceptual techniques, including subtle embroidery and bold color blocking. Supporting the visual narrative, the project features hair styling by Cos Sakkas and makeup by Dimitra Altani, grounding the editorial's artistic focus.
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