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Featured Vogue Singapore projects
This week's top Vogue Singapore projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Singapore · A Riot of Color
Vogue Singapore’s beauty editorial, A Riot of Color, explores the intersection of texture and pigment through a series of macro compositions. Photographed by Lucile Leber, the series leans into graphic beauty aesthetics, utilizing vibrant color palettes and reflective elements to frame the human form. The imagery focuses on high-gloss finishes, saturated blush, and experimental lip artistry. By employing macro techniques and clean studio lighting, the work highlights dewy skin textures and deliberate, saturated color placements that define the project’s editorial identity.
Project Vogue Singapore · Photography Arseny Jabiev
In this evocative series for Vogue Singapore, photographer Arseny Jabiev masterfully blends historical textures with contemporary silhouettes to redefine the visual language of high-fashion editorial. The project functions as a sophisticated study in contrast, where intricate toile de jouy wallpaper and ornate antique settees serve as a rich, maximalist canvas for the model, Amanda Murphy. Jabiev leans into a dynamic interplay between studio strobe setups and natural light, capturing moments that range from candid, joyful intensity to structured, architectural stillness. With fashion editing and styling by Coke Ho, the wardrobe choices act as bold narrative devices; sheer polka-dot layers, vibrant hosiery, and dramatic opera gloves are juxtaposed against minimalist knitwear, creating a curated tension that feels both timeless and aggressively modern. The hair styling by Junya Nakashima, featuring voluminous curls and effortless textures, perfectly complements the layered construction of the garments. By balancing the clinical precision of the studio portrait with the cinematic depth of his natural light compositions, Jabiev elevates the shoot beyond mere clothing display. It is an exercise in editorial minimalism, where the deliberate focus on tactile details—lace, satin, and leather—anchors the visual storytelling, resulting in a cohesive, polished portfolio that captures the evolving spirit of luxury fashion houses through a singular, artful lens.
Project Vogue Singapore · AUDREY NUNA
Vogue Singapore presents an editorial feature centered on entertainer Audrey Nuna, captured through a series of high-contrast portraits by photography duo Domen & Van de Velde. The project leans into avant-garde fashion, highlighting sculptural silhouettes, structured tailoring, and complex garment construction across a diverse range of studio environments. Fashion editor and stylist Danyul Brown complements these architectural pieces with elaborate hair styling and bold, graphic accessories. The imagery utilizes clean studio lighting and saturated, monochromatic backdrops to emphasize the project's focus on theatrical posture and technical fashion photography. Casting for the feature was directed by Jill Demling.
Project Vogue Singapore · Lara Stone
Vogue Singapore presents a cinematic fashion editorial starring Lara Stone, captured through the lens of photographer Camilla Akrans. The series moves between stark studio environments and textured outdoor settings, leaning into a moody, high-contrast aesthetic that highlights sharp tailoring and intricate textile details. Styling by Konca Aykan balances sculptural silhouettes with minimalist accessories, while set design by Georgia Currell incorporates organic elements like anthuriums and rich fabric surfaces. The editorial utilizes a mix of monochrome and saturated color palettes, employing natural light and grainy, analogue-inspired techniques to create a cohesive yet varied visual narrative. Additional contributions include hair by Sophie Jane Anderson, makeup by Lisa Houghton, manicures by Sabrina Gayle, and casting by Jill Demling.
Project Vogue Singapore · Gemma Chan
Vogue Singapore presents a high-fashion editorial feature starring actor Gemma Chan. Captured by photographer Peter Ash Lee, the series explores a range of textures, from voluminous feather jackets and black velvet to sharp, structured tailoring. The production leans into editorial techniques including low-key chiaroscuro lighting to create contrast and dimension, alongside clean studio compositions. The visual narrative is defined by the collaborative efforts of stylist Konca Aykan, hair stylist Neil Moodie, and makeup artist Akari Sugino, who maintain a consistent aesthetic of sleek, polished styling across each look.
Project Vogue Singapore · Vogue Singapore May 2025 Cover
Vogue Singapore presents its May 2025 cover featuring model Neelam Gill, captured in a striking editorial frame. The composition places the subject on a diving board set against a rugged coastal backdrop, utilizing natural light to define the textures of the landscape under an overcast sky. Photographed by Javier Castán, the shoot brings together a specialist team including fashion editor and stylist Konca Aykan. The visual direction, overseen by editor-in-chief Desmond Lim, emphasizes a clean aesthetic, supported by hair styling from Mariona Botella and makeup by Iria Salgado.
Project Vogue Singapore · Vogue Singapore October 2026 Digital ...
Vogue Singapore presents its October 2026 digital issue featuring actor Seo Kang Joon. The editorial cover portrait utilizes clean studio lighting and a neutral textured backdrop, grounding the focus on the subject's styling. Photographer Park Jongha captures the editorial, with production led by Lee Kyung Kim. The layout integrates bold vertical typography across the studio composition.
Project Vogue Singapore · Vogue Singapore October 2026 Covers
Vogue Singapore’s October 2026 cover series showcases a collection of high-fashion editorial portraits featuring model Yun Seo Woo. Under the editorial direction of Editor-in-Chief Desmond Lim and the styling of Fashion Editor Nicholas See, the project explores sculptural silhouettes, avant-garde hair styling, and bold, graphic makeup aesthetics. The imagery utilises clean studio lighting and dramatic low-key / chiaroscuro techniques to highlight intricate garment textures and primary colour blocking. Casting for the series was managed by Jill Demling. The compositions favour vertical framing and minimalist backdrops, integrating the signature Vogue masthead with dynamic graphic motifs and abstract set elements.
Project Vogue Singapore · Sarah Pidgeon
Vogue Singapore leans into high-octane nostalgia with its latest editorial feature centered on actress Sarah Pidgeon. Captured through the sharp, authoritative lens of photographer Dan Beleiu, the portrait series channels the unapologetic glamour of the 1980s, creating a visual narrative that feels both cinematic and aggressively stylistic. The shoot centers on a striking aesthetic contrast, where Pidgeon is framed from a low angle to amplify her presence against a deeply saturated, seamless purple backdrop. The fashion styling, orchestrated by Xander Ang, pushes the boundaries of editorial minimalism by favoring a textured metallic bronze blazer that catches the light with a heavy, glittering intensity, paired seamlessly with a structured gold-toned collared shirt. This retro-inspired look is brought to life through a voluminous, expertly crafted blonde blowout and the precise application of bold blue eyeliner, grounding the avant-garde silhouette in classic beauty codes. By utilizing intense flash photography, the imagery achieves a crisp, high-contrast finish that elevates the overall composition, moving beyond typical celebrity portraiture into a space of refined, editorial storytelling. This collaboration succeeds by perfectly balancing the heritage of high-fashion magazine photography with the dynamic, modern energy of a rising star, resulting in a cohesive portfolio piece that commands attention within the contemporary fashion and media landscape.
Project Vogue Singapore · Vogue Singapore September 2026 Cover
The September 2026 cover of Vogue Singapore features actor Sarah Pidgeon in a minimalist editorial shoot. Captured by photographer Dan Beleiu with styling from Xander Ang, the image employs soft light to highlight the subject reclining on a curved black lounger. The aesthetic leans into clean composition and bold typography, utilizing a palette of lime green and black. Production on the set featured contributions from hair stylist Sonny Molina and makeup artist Francelle Daly, with set design provided by Jacob Burstein.
Project Vogue Singapore · Lim Shi An
Vogue Singapore delivers a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling with its latest editorial feature centered on Lim Shi An. The spread serves as a high-fashion exploration of texture and light, seamlessly bridging the gap between heritage-inspired aesthetics and contemporary urban style. Throughout the series, the visual narrative leans into a cinematic sensibility, utilizing the vibrant, chaotic energy of night markets and moody, low-key interiors to provide a stark, compelling backdrop for high-end garments. Fashion editor and stylist Nicholas See curates a wardrobe that thrives on contrast, from the tactile intensity of voluminous faux fur and intricate sequin-embellished gowns to the modern structure of leather trench coats and textured tweed. The project deftly balances editorial portraiture with elements of reportage and lifestyle photography, inviting the viewer into a world where high fashion intersects with everyday settings. Through the clever use of chiaroscuro lighting and soft bokeh effects, the series elevates the subject within a variety of environments, creating a dialogue between the polished nature of luxury fashion houses and the grounded, lived-in reality of city life. This editorial is a testament to the power of careful styling and precise, natural light photography, offering a nuanced look that is both aspirational and deeply evocative of modern, cosmopolitan identity.
Project Vogue Singapore · Zara Larsson
Vogue Singapore taps into the intersection of high-fidelity futurism and classic glamour for its latest cover feature starring singer Zara Larsson. This editorial campaign, captured with precision by photographer Benjamin Vnuk, masterfully juxtaposes a minimalist aesthetic with avant-garde digital interventions. Throughout the series, the visual narrative oscillates between high-key, natural light portraits that celebrate raw, polished elegance and studio strobe compositions that lean heavily into experimental artifice. Techniques such as 3D render and CGI light-trail overlays introduce a kinetic, neon-infused energy that offsets the organic, classic styling of pearl-heavy accessories and intricate floral textures. With the editorial vision guided by Editor-in-Chief Desmond Lim, the project feels both grounded and ephemeral, utilizing a refined color palette that shifts from clean, luminous white backdrops to moody, iridescent gradients. The collaborative output benefits significantly from the meticulous touch of stylist Xander Ang, whose juxtaposition of structured chainmail halter tops and delicate feathered applique anchors the singer in a contemporary fashion landscape. Rounded out by the soft, iridescent makeup artistry of Sophia Sinot and the effortless, flowing hairstyling by Sonny Molina, the shoot stands as a definitive exploration of modern portraiture. By blending traditional fashion editorial sensibilities with progressive VFX and motion-inspired graphics, the project creates a visual dialogue that feels perfectly at home in today’s hybrid media environment.
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