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Featured Vogue Taiwan projects
This week's top Vogue Taiwan projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Vogue Taiwan January 2026 Covers
Vogue Taiwan explores the intersection of analog nostalgia and modern editorial aesthetics in its January 2026 cover series. Featuring model Peng Chang, the imagery employs bold mixed-media techniques including paper collage, digital glitch effects, and fragmented layering to reflect on digital culture and historical media technology. The visual narrative is punctuated by retro electronic hardware, from CRT monitors to vintage video cameras, grounding high-fashion silhouettes in a raw, tactile environment. Creative production for this project was overseen by editor Leslie Sun, with hair styling by Miley Shen. The series utilizes a high-contrast visual language, shifting between moody, grainy textures and clean, studio-lit portraiture to define its contemporary look.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Special High jewelery Bulgari
Vogue Taiwan presents a high-fashion editorial showcase featuring Bulgari’s latest collection of high jewellery. The campaign, captured by photographer Axle Jozeph, leans into a theatrical and mythic aesthetic, utilising rich, textured backdrops and surreal props to frame the intricate gemstone pieces. Fashion editor and stylist Pablo Patane complements the designs with a selection of pleated, architectural gowns and metallic accessories. Makeup artist Sabina Pinsone supports the opulent mood with detailed beauty looks, creating a cohesive visual narrative across the series. The project employs a variety of techniques, including soft and natural lighting to emphasize the fine textures of the jewellery and fabrics.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Vogue Taiwan September 2025 Covers
Vogue Taiwan's September 2025 issue leans into a refined, editorial aesthetic for its latest covers. Photographed by Zhong Lin and edited by Leslie Sun, the series features model Chloe Magno in a range of structured seasonal outerwear and textured layers. The photography utilizes warm lighting and a moody, low-key chiaroscuro approach to emphasize the depth of the interior settings. Captured with a focus on clean, vertical compositions, the imagery incorporates both dark wood paneling and intricate upholstery to ground the subject. The covers maintain the publication's signature typographic layout, pairing bold mastheads with precise editorial headlines.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Petal Power
Petal Power is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Taiwan that explores sculptural silhouettes and botanical textures. The project features a diverse array of avant-garde attire, from voluminous ruffled dresses and leopard-print gowns to structured, petal-adorned pieces that draw on organic forms. The editorial, edited by Leslie Sun, utilizes soft, directional lighting and minimalist studio backdrops to emphasize the interplay between fabric, foliage, and architectural elements like traditional shoji screens. With hair styling by Weic Lin and modeling by Hsin-Yu Liu, the imagery leans into moody, chiaroscuro-inspired compositions, balancing clean studio aesthetic with tactile, earthy details.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Like a Man, Fluid as Water
Vogue Taiwan explores the intersection of classic tailoring and contemporary narratives in the editorial series, Like a Man, Fluid as Water. Photographed by Diego Bendezu, the project captures models Christiano Wennmann, Erik Martinez, Jonathan Gonzalez, and Shaid Anaya within a moody, candlelit stone chapel. The series leans into an atmospheric visual language, defined by its warm tones and dramatic chiaroscuro lighting. Fashion editor and stylist Carlos Nazario curates a selection of formalwear and tailored silhouettes designed by Willy Chavarria. The aesthetic is further grounded by hair styling from Paul Hanlon and makeup by Yadim. Utilizing a gritty, analogue film technique, the editorial emphasizes texture and architectural depth, blending religious-themed elements with modern high-fashion storytelling.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Vogue Taiwan October 2026 Cover
The October 2026 cover of Vogue Taiwan features model Carolyn Murphy in an editorial composition directed by Melina Chen. Captured by photographer Emmanuel Sanchez Monsalve, the imagery centers on a minimalist aesthetic, pairing a structured white turtleneck with a deep textured blue backdrop. The visual approach leans into a clean, vertical format that highlights the high-contrast wardrobe styling provided by Carolina Orrico. The cover incorporates the publication’s standard gold masthead alongside typographic elements defined by the issue’s featured copy.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Light of Authenticity
Vogue Taiwan captures a moment of raw elegance in its latest fashion editorial, Light of Authenticity, which strips away the artifice often associated with luxury media to highlight a singular, grounded aesthetic. Featuring model Xie Chaoyu, the imagery channels a spirit of effortless refinement, leaning into a naturalistic visual language that favors transparency over excessive styling. Under the keen creative eye of photographer Amie Milne, the series employs beauty light to accentuate the textures of a sheer, high-necked garment, where the interplay of translucent fabric and metallic detailing creates a sophisticated depth against an organic, outdoor backdrop. This editorial work is defined by its commitment to editorial minimalism, seamlessly blending the structured precision of high fashion with the warmth of a sun-drenched afternoon. With the distinct vision of fashion editor and stylist Annie Hertikova, the shoot achieves a cohesive balance between raw beauty and couture sensitivity. Expertly executed grooming by Emil Zed—who handled both hair and makeup—ensures the look remains polished yet approachable, while casting director Troy Westwood provides the perfect subject to embody this modern narrative. The project serves as a compelling testament to the power of natural light and understated composition within the luxury fashion industry, effectively repositioning the editorial format as a space for genuine human connection and serene, contemporary portraiture.
Project Vogue Taiwan · The Birds - special high jewelry Lou ...
Vogue Taiwan delivers a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling with The Birds, a sophisticated fashion editorial that reimagines the high jewelry category through a lens of dark, cinematic surrealism. Photographer Nima Benati leans into a moody, high-concept narrative, utilizing a blend of low-key chiaroscuro lighting and crisp studio strobe setups to illuminate the intricate craftsmanship of sapphire, emerald, and diamond-laden pieces. The visual language is anchored by a persistent avian motif, where silhouettes of ravens and structural utility lines create a sense of suspenseful tension, perfectly juxtaposed against the model's poised, avant-garde styling. Under the direction of fashion editor Pablo Patane, the aesthetic strikes a delicate balance between classic elegance and the unsettling, with sharp styling choices ranging from structured peplum jackets to glossy vinyl coats that provide a clean, minimal canvas for the opulent accessories. The collaborative effort is polished by hair stylist Andre Cueto Saavedra and makeup artist Carole Lasnier, whose precise, vintage-inspired beauty choices—from slicked-back coiffures to intense, defined eyes—ground the surrealist elements in high-fashion reality. This project transcends traditional jewelry presentation by layering shattered glass textures and 3D render integration, ultimately crafting a series of images that feel less like a catalog and more like a captured moment from a suspense-filled, dreamlike film.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Special high jewelery Bvlgari
Vogue Taiwan channels a narrative of opulence and classical grandeur in this high-fashion editorial featuring Bvlgari high jewellery. Through the lens of photographer Andreas Ortner, the series leans into a cinematic aesthetic that marries architectural precision with the soft, ethereal qualities of natural light. The project unfolds as a visual dialogue between contemporary luxury and timeless sculptural elements, with fashion editor and stylist Pablo Patane curating a palette of vibrant silks and structured silhouettes that serve as the perfect foil for Bvlgari’s intricate gemstone arrangements. Across the series, the styling by Elizabeth Fogel and makeup artistry by Sabina Pinsone—ranging from polished up-dos to sleek finger waves—highlights the intricate details of the pieces, while models like Rosalie Ndour ground the ethereal settings with their striking, intentional presence. The use of cinematic lighting and chiaroscuro techniques transforms the environment into a curated stage, where the dialogue between the models and classical backdrops feels both staged and remarkably fluid. By balancing editorial minimalism with the dramatic tension of high jewellery, the project achieves a sophisticated depth that feels distinctly Vogue. It is a masterclass in scale and texture, successfully navigating the intersection of heritage craftsmanship and modern fashion photography, ultimately presenting the collection as an essential component of a grand, art-historical narrative.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Zine Tseng
In this sophisticated fashion editorial for Vogue Taiwan, actress Zine Tseng takes center stage, embodying a refined and minimalist aesthetic that bridges the gap between classic portraiture and modern high fashion. The project leans into a clean, graphic visual language, utilizing various studio environments to explore the interplay between structure and movement. Through a collection of portraits that oscillate between moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting and crisp, high-key studio strobe setups, the imagery demands attention through its deliberate focus on textile detail and silhouette. The editorial team, including photographer Ace Amir, stylist Jahulie Elizalde, and set designer Jacob Burstein, crafts a narrative that feels both cinematic and intensely personal. Tseng serves as a grounding force, moving effortlessly from the rigid sophistication of structured leather and tweed to the fluid grace of satin gowns and pleated skirts. The inclusion of subtle, sculptural accessories—from intricate gold rings to statement floral earrings—highlights a meticulous approach to styling that elevates the final frames. With a consistent editorial tone, this project excels by prioritizing form and texture over excess, resulting in a cohesive series of images that feel both timeless and contemporary. The collaboration captures Tseng’s powerful, composed presence, firmly establishing her as a versatile muse within the high-stakes world of international fashion media.
Project Vogue Taiwan · EN EQUILIBRE
Vogue Taiwan explores the intersection of classic sophistication and modern minimalism in its latest fashion editorial, En Equilibre. This series captures the essence of fine jewellery through a series of focused, high-impact portraits that strip away environmental clutter to elevate the craft of the gemstones themselves. Photographer Hedy Chang expertly utilizes a combination of studio strobe lighting and subtle natural light to accentuate the vibrant blue and green hues of the sapphire and emerald collections, ensuring each faceted stone catches the light with precision. By pairing these opulent, statement-heavy pieces with simple dark garments and minimalist styling, the shoot channels an aesthetic of quiet luxury that places the wearer at the center of the frame. Model Sabi Khazgaleeva anchors the editorial, her calm and neutral expressions allowing the intricate tassels, cabochons, and delicate chain work to command attention against the stark, moody backdrop. Throughout the series, the focus remains firmly on the tactile quality of the jewellery, as the composition leans into editorial minimalism to highlight the interplay between soft skin tones and the sharp, shimmering geometry of the accessories. The result is a refined narrative that reads as a masterclass in modern jewellery showcase, proving that when the background is silenced, the true character of the design is allowed to speak for itself.
Project Vogue Taiwan · Special Boucheron
Vogue Taiwan delivers a masterclass in high-end luxury storytelling with their Special Boucheron editorial campaign. This striking series leans into the intersection of avant-garde fashion and timeless jewelry design, utilizing bold, saturated backdrops—ranging from deep magenta to electric blue—to create a high-contrast environment that commands attention. Photographer Jabe expertly captures the collection, utilizing studio strobe lighting to emphasize the brilliant facets of the diamonds against deep, dark silhouettes. The project finds its heartbeat in the collaboration between fashion editor Pablo Patane and a stellar creative team, where the styling feels both experimental and precise. Hair stylist Ryoji Imaizumi crafts elaborate, sculptural shapes and horn-like projections that frame the faces of models J Moon and Roe Han, while makeup artist Loni Baur leans into sharp, graphic eyeliner to maintain a clean, minimalist edge. The editorial aesthetic is anchored by Adrienne Soter’s manicured detailing, ensuring every frame feels deliberate and tactile. By balancing these dramatic, structural elements with the delicate nature of the Boucheron pieces, the imagery reads as a contemporary study in contrast. This cinematic approach to jewelry portraiture transcends traditional accessory photography, positioning the pieces as central, living characters within a larger, high-fashion narrative that celebrates both the craftsmanship of the house and the artistry of modern editorial production.
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