Vogue Portugal
Featured Vogue Portugal projects
This week's top Vogue Portugal projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Portugal · Soffice Porcellana
In the striking series Soffice Porcellana for Vogue Portugal, photographer Natella Kiseleva creates a masterclass in textural storytelling, leaning into a surreal, avant-garde aesthetic that challenges the boundaries of traditional luxury fashion portraiture. The project functions as a high-fashion editorial exploration where the interplay between raw material and human form takes center stage. Through a combination of natural light and precise studio strobe setups, the imagery captures a deliberate contrast between intricate, tactile elements—such as layered crochet ruffles, metallic sequined garments, and elaborate pearl headpieces—and the ethereal, dewy skin of the subjects. Elizabeth Fogel’s work on the hair styling is instrumental here, providing voluminous, textured frames that dominate the compositions and lend an organic, windswept quality to the clinical studio environments. Working closely with fashion editor and stylist Medina Gadzhi-Ismaylova, the production leans heavily into maximalist detail, allowing the shimmer of iridescent fabrics and reflective foil backgrounds to serve as the visual anchor. This editorial suite achieves a delicate balance between dramatic, moody intensity and a clean, minimalist photographic approach, proving that even within a highly controlled studio space, the most compelling fashion narratives are built on the fine details of texture and light, resulting in a cohesive and sophisticated aesthetic statement.
Project Vogue Portugal · Kiss Me
Vogue Portugal presents Kiss Me, a masterclass in editorial minimalism that captures the tension between raw human vulnerability and curated, high-fashion artifice. Through a series of intimate, tightly framed images, photographer Ekin Can Bayrakdar explores the geography of the face and the resonance of symbolic objects. The project leans heavily into a refined editorial aesthetic, utilizing macro portrait techniques and low-key chiaroscuro lighting to elevate simple subjects—like a single cracked vase or a lipstick-stained napkin—into compelling visual narratives. The styling, curated by Sophie Van Der Welle, acts as a tactile counterpoint to the imagery, with models such as Emily Bennett portrayed in voluminous high-neck garments and delicate ostrich feathers that emphasize texture and form. The collaboration is further grounded by the precise set design of Olivia Giles, which utilizes deep, monochromatic backdrops to create a dramatic sense of depth. Whether through the stark graphic quality of a macro lip study or the quiet, natural light-bathed reflections captured in portraiture, the work resonates as a sophisticated exploration of detail. By blending the organic with the staged, the team delivers an evocative series that balances fine art sensibilities with the polished, rhythmic precision expected from world-class media and entertainment publications, ultimately proving that profound storytelling often thrives within the most disciplined, minimalist frames.
Project Vogue Portugal · Bohemian Rhapsody
Bohemian Rhapsody for Vogue Portugal masterfully leans into the tension between high-fashion sophistication and playful absurdity. Captured on the streets of Paris by photographer Luis Monteiro, the editorial serves as a masterclass in surreal juxtaposition, placing model Ajak Dhieu in an array of sculptural bridal gowns alongside a life-sized white rabbit mascot. This offbeat partnership challenges the rigid traditionalism of bridal couture, inviting viewers to navigate a narrative that feels both refined and delightfully dreamlike. With fashion editing and styling by Steven Doan, the project utilizes natural light to emphasize the rich, tactile details of the collection, from intricate crystal embroidery and cascading fringe to voluminous tulle skirts and shimmering sequins. The integration of hair styling by Raynald Bernard and makeup artistry by Maina Militza complements the ethereal aesthetic, grounding the high-fashion portraits in a polished, editorial minimalism. By blending classic Parisian architecture with the unexpected presence of the mascot, the shoot moves beyond standard luxury fashion tropes. The live-action technique and candid lifestyle framing imbue the images with a sense of motion, transforming the iconic stone-carved facades and cobblestone streets into an avant-garde runway. This series successfully highlights the intersection of luxury craftsmanship and imaginative storytelling, proving that even the most structured couture can thrive when stripped of conventional formality and placed within a daring, whimsical urban context.
Project Vogue Portugal · Public Display of Affection
Vogue Portugal's Public Display of Affection editorial serves as a provocative meditation on the migration of private intimacy into the hyper-visible digital sphere. Photographed by Max Papendieck, the project functions as a striking fashion editorial that pivots between the ethereal softness of natural light and the dramatic intensity of low-key chiaroscuro lighting. Through a lens of curated, high-end luxury fashion, the series captures models Kerolyn Soares and Paula Soares in a variety of poses that challenge conventional romantic iconography, balancing delicate lace and sheer textures with the sharp, architectural lines of tailored blazers and structured suiting. Fashion editor and stylist Julia Muller expertly anchors this visual narrative, layering complex compositions that oscillate between sprawling, overhead lifestyle imagery and tighter, cinematic portraiture. The execution leans heavily into a monochromatic palette, utilizing high-contrast black and white styling to emphasize the raw human form and the deliberate, often stark, interaction between subjects. With the addition of bold, saturated lipstick as a singular chromatic punctuation, the series retains a polished, editorial minimalism. This project successfully synthesizes conceptual commentary with standard fashion editorial techniques, benefiting from the precise makeup artistry of Akiko Owada and the focused casting vision of Willy Bonaparte to create an aesthetic that feels both intellectually grounded and visually arresting.
Project Vogue Portugal · Cherry Lips
Vogue Portugal enters the realm of sensory indulgence with Cherry Lips, a compelling beauty campaign that masterfully elevates the mundane into the extraordinary. By isolating the mouth as the central landscape, the editorial series invites the viewer into an intimate, tactile world where high-gloss cosmetics meet the raw, organic texture of fresh fruit. Photographers Alina Gross and Evangelos Rodoulis lean into a rigorous approach, utilizing extreme macro photography to capture the intersection of professional beauty makeup and the vibrant, visceral surface of strawberries and cherries. The project relies on a clean, graphic aesthetic, employing natural light alongside sharp studio strobes to highlight the subtle fine lines of the skin and the saturated pigment of the lip products. Each composition functions as a study in contrast, juxtaposing the precise application of glossy, deep berry and nude shades against the rough, seeded reality of the produce held between the teeth. This editorial focus results in a polished, sensory-driven narrative that feels both sophisticated and playfully provocative. By stripping away the distraction of the full face, the work forces a confrontation with color and form, solidifying the brand's commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional portraiture while maintaining the high-fashion editorial polish synonymous with the Vogue name.
Project Vogue Portugal · Mark My Words
Vogue Portugal's 'Mark My Words' is a fashion editorial series that explores sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast color palettes. Photographed by Alessandro Esposito, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by saturated color-blocked backdrops and a moody, low-key lighting approach. The project features fashion styling by Ellen Mirck, with dramatic hair by Giovanni Iovino and makeup artistry by Simone Gammino. Through a series of studio portraits, the editorial highlights avant-garde garments and textured materials, utilizing surreal and graphic techniques to define its visual composition. Models Emese Nyiro and Rosciel Suarez appear throughout the work, supported by casting direction from Irene Manicone and manicuring by Isabella Franchi.
Project Vogue Portugal · Lifestyle of the Rich and the Famous
Vogue Portugal's 'Lifestyle of the Rich and the Famous' is a high-fashion editorial series that leans into surrealist tropes and maximalist aesthetics. Photographed by Sam Spence, the project explores themes of opulent, lived-in luxury, oscillating between moody, flash-lit interiors and sun-drenched, retro-inspired vignettes. Fashion editor and stylist Lisa Bae grounds the storytelling in texture and drama, pairing ornate, tactile garments with idiosyncratic props. The series features model Ben Massarenti, whose expressive posing is complemented by detailed beauty work from makeup artist Elayna Bachman and hair stylist Clay Nielsen. The result is a cinematic and playful narrative that captures a nostalgic, high-end sensibility across diverse settings, from baroque-inspired rooms to garden retreats.
Project Vogue Portugal · Vogue Portugal November 2025 Covers
Vogue Portugal presents its November 2025 covers, a series of editorial portraits that explore diverse high-fashion aesthetics. The campaign shifts from intimate, avant-garde framing to clinical, futuristic concepts, juxtaposing warm-toned textures against cool ambient environments. Creative direction is led by Sam Spence, with photography captured by Jamie Nelson and Sam Spence. Featuring model Anastasiia Koval, the visuals lean into a mix of tactile and stylized elements. The production includes fashion styling by Lisa Bae, art direction by José Santana, and hair and makeup artistry provided by Clay Nielsen, Johnny Stuntz, Elayna Bachman, and Miriam Nichterlein under the supervision of editor-in-chief Sofia Lucas.
Project Vogue Portugal · Animal Instinct
Animal Instinct is a beauty and fashion editorial series for Vogue Portugal. Photographed by Mario Kroes, the project explores the intersection of human and avian form through a minimalist lens. Each frame is defined by high-key, soft studio lighting and clean, seamless backdrops. The series features macro beauty portraits and avian studies, utilizing textured graphic makeup and hair styling. The execution relies on a minimalist aesthetic to highlight tactile details, from the plumage of birds to the precision of false lashes and high-shine hair. The creative team includes hair stylist Darine Sengseevong, makeup artist Zaheer Sukhnandan, and casting director Christian Meshesha.
Project Vogue Portugal · idade do gelo
Vogue Portugal’s 'Idade do Gelo' editorial presents a striking visual dialogue between haute couture and the raw, unyielding elements of the natural world. Captured by photographer Luca Meneghel, the series employs a consistent diptych composition to bridge the gap between contemplative studio portraiture and dramatic, cold-toned landscapes of glaciers, stone, and snow. Technically driven by a desaturated palette and high-contrast textures, the work uses experimental capture techniques including long exposure and macro photography to emphasize the tactile qualities of both fabric and geology. The styling, curated by fashion editor Francesco Casarotto, leans into avant-garde silhouettes and heavy, winter-ready textiles, while hair styling by Ezio Diaferia and makeup by Luciano Chiarello maintain a clean, sculptural aesthetic that mirrors the elemental surroundings.
Project Vogue Portugal · Energia efervescente
Energia efervescente for Vogue Portugal presents a vibrant, high-fashion editorial series captured by photographer Jamie Nelson. The project leans into a surreal and playful aesthetic, utilizing maximalist styling and conceptual prop design to craft a narrative defined by saturated colors and bold, provocative portraiture. With fashion styling by Shalev Lav’an, the series incorporates varied environments, ranging from manicured outdoor hedges to gold-tiled interiors, often utilizing sharp flash lighting to emphasize intricate textures. The visual storytelling is supported by hair styling from Kiki Heitkotter and makeup by Tami El Sombati, who balance retro-inspired beauty looks with intense, high-contrast finishes. Set design by Lucy Holt reinforces the conceptual nature of the shoot through exaggerated scales and whimsical accessories, while production and casting were led by Daniele Carettoni.
Project Vogue Portugal · Los Felices Ibiza
Captured for Vogue Portugal, Los Felices Ibiza is a vibrant fashion editorial that leans into a nostalgic, cinematic resort aesthetic. The series utilizes saturated color palettes and sharp architectural lines to create a sun-drenched, retro-inspired atmosphere across both poolside and interior settings. Photographer Leire Cavia and fashion editor Manuel Angel Mendez Diaz collaborate to frame models Coline Leclere and Nikki Kahr through a lens of casual elegance. The execution relies on high-contrast natural light to highlight textures, ranging from vintage car upholstery and mid-century design accents to patterned resort wear.
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