
Vogue Thailand
Featured Vogue Thailand projects
This week's top Vogue Thailand projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Thailand · Best of Me
Vogue Thailand’s Best of Me series serves as a masterclass in editorial portraiture, deftly oscillating between high-fashion artifice and intimate, human vulnerability. Under the creative vision of fashion editor and stylist Oretta Corbelli, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic that allows the textures of couture tailoring and raw skin to coexist harmoniously. Photographer Yu Tsai brings an exacting precision to the series, utilizing sharp studio strobe lighting to carve out architectural shadows that emphasize the subjects' features. The imagery captures a narrative of self-care and identity through unconventional beauty tropes, featuring model Hyunjoo Hwang in a variety of transformative states—from the pragmatic application of beauty tools like eye-lift tapes and shaving foam to the more stylized, high-contrast chiaroscuro compositions that define the Self Love Revolution theme. This visual dialogue is elevated by the intricate hair styling of Christian Marc and the deliberate, textural makeup artistry of Fiona Stiles, whose work ensures every close-up remains deeply tactile. By marrying sharp, modern styling with a cinematic sensibility, the collection transcends traditional fashion photography to read as a sophisticated exploration of the modern individual. Whether utilizing natural light or the controlled environment of the studio, the series remains anchored by an editorial focus that balances rigorous composition with the evocative, spontaneous spirit of contemporary beauty culture.
Project Vogue Thailand · Vogue Thailand by Damian Foxe
In this expansive fashion editorial for Vogue Thailand, photographer Damian Foxe masterfully captures a series of dynamic portraits that lean into the tension between structural minimalism and tactile extravagance. Under the discerning eye of fashion director Elad Bitton, the project channels a high-fashion sensibility that prioritizes volume, texture, and deliberate color juxtaposition. The series features model Jesi Evans, whose versatile presence grounds the imagery, whether she is draped in cascading feathers, sharp utilitarian layers, or avant-garde knitwear. Each frame serves as a study in contrast, where soft, studio strobe lighting elevates the intricate detailing of the garments—from glossy leather and sheer mesh to raw-edged floral prints and opulent fringe. The editorial thrives on a clean, neutral grey backdrop that allows the complex silhouettes to command full attention, effectively highlighting the interplay of light and fabric. With seamless grooming contributions from hair stylist Mark Francome Painter and makeup artist Joey Choy, the collection maintains a polished yet deeply expressive aesthetic. By expertly blending studio precision with natural light nuances, the work feels both timeless and urgent, showcasing a sophisticated mastery of editorial portraiture that defines the cutting edge of luxury fashion houses today. This is an exercise in restrained power, where the intersection of high-concept styling and technical photographic execution creates a striking, cohesive narrative of contemporary style.
Project Vogue Thailand · Lustrous Skin
Lustrous Skin is a beauty and fashion editorial series produced for Vogue Thailand. The project centres on high-shine aesthetics and tactile textures, utilising macro photography and clean beauty lighting to emphasise natural skin finish and intricate details. Photographer Kolby Knight leads the visual direction, working alongside fashion editor Bobette Cohn. The editorial features model Jessica Lee, with hair styling by Rolando Beauchamp and makeup by Alex Levy. Manicures for the session were provided by Nori, with casting by Franklin Headen.
Project Vogue Thailand · Under The Eiffel Spell
Vogue Thailand’s editorial feature, 'Under The Eiffel Spell,' captures a contemplative narrative set against the backdrop of Parisian architecture. Photographed by Natth Jaturapahu, the project utilizes a distinct editorial lens to document model Nadine Kirilova as she navigates urban streetscapes and classic interiors. The visual language leans into a nostalgic, observational atmosphere, heavily defined by analogue film textures and grainy monochrome aesthetics. Fashion styling by Tricja Cotterrill emphasizes layered, sculptural silhouettes, contrasting heavy, oversized outerwear with delicate, draped fabrics. With hair styling by Javier Palacio and casting by Christian Meshesha, the series maintains a cohesive, understated tone. The project utilizes natural light to bridge the gap between intimate portraiture and architectural photography, framing the model within the geometric rigor of European city life.
Project Vogue Thailand · Retro Splash
Vogue Thailand presents Retro Splash, an editorial feature exploring avant-garde beauty aesthetics through a series of portrait compositions. Photographed by Rui Faria, the project leans into clean, high-contrast studio work that highlights detailed textures and experimental pigments. The imagery captures a range of styles, from tactile powder applications and shimmering metallic finishes to sculptural hair design. With creative direction overseeing the series, the project utilises beauty lighting and directional hard light to emphasise the interplay of colour and form across minimalist, neutral backdrops. The series features hair styling by Daniel Martin and makeup artistry by Megumi Matsuno, with casting by Dean Goodman and manicure work by Jessica Ciesco. The editorial direction is overseen by Editor-in-Chief Kullawit Laosuksri.
Project Vogue Thailand · Natural Rhythm
Vogue Thailand presents Natural Rhythm, a fashion editorial captured by photographer Amie Milne. The series leans into a domestic aesthetic, utilizing natural light to frame model Tindi Mar across a sequence of interior settings. Fashion editor Annie Hertikova defines the look through layered textures and sheer garments. The production team includes hair stylist Yoshitaka Miyazaki, makeup artist Martina Lattanzi, casting director Troy Westwood, and manicurist Hayley Evans Smith. The images employ a clean, monochrome, and warm color palette to anchor the editorial’s intimate composition.
Project Vogue Thailand · Vogue Thailand June 2025 Beauty Cover
Vogue Thailand presents an editorial feature for its June 2025 Beauty Cover, starring model Lin Xiangxiang. Photographed by Kolby Knight, the series documents a series of outdoor environments ranging from coastal sand dunes to meadow landscapes, utilizing natural light to achieve a clean and warm aesthetic. Fashion editor Bobette Cohn directs the styling, which emphasizes textured layers including denim, crochet, and utility-inspired outerwear. The beauty direction, led by makeup artist Magdalena Major and hair stylist Andrew Chen, incorporates delicate facial gem accents and soft waves, contrasting with the structural elements of the shoot. The project employs analogue film techniques across several frames, leaning into an earthy and observational visual style.
Project Vogue Thailand · Magenta Melody
Vogue Thailand presents Magenta Melody, a fashion editorial series that explores color and silhouette through a collection of studio and location-based imagery. Photographed by Sootket Jiwpanit, the project utilizes clean lighting and structured compositions to highlight contemporary luxury apparel. Fashion editor Jongkol Palarit provides the styling, which spans draped gowns, heavy fringed tunics, and layered patterns. The editorial leans into a palette of pinks, purples, and lavenders, set against both solid studio backdrops and textured concrete surfaces. The series employs editorial and analogue film techniques to emphasize the fluidity and movement of the garments.
Project Vogue Thailand · Flora-Vaganza
Vogue Thailand presents Flora-Vaganza, a fashion editorial project that explores the interplay between high-fashion portraiture and botanical elements. Photographed by Rui Faria and featuring model Wenqing Liu, the series utilizes clean studio lighting and macro photography to highlight intricate floral arrangements integrated with human subjects. The production team, including editor-in-chief Kullawit Laosuksri, emphasizes a minimalist aesthetic, allowing the textures of flora—from tulips and chrysanthemums to dandelion seeds—to take center stage. Technically refined with a clean editorial style, the work relies on precise casting by Dean Goodman and artistry from hair stylist Daniel Martin and makeup artist Megumi Matsuno. Manicurist Jada Ellize contributes to the detailed styling of the portraits, which feature bold, sculptural compositions and vibrant color palettes across various spreads.
Project Vogue Thailand · March Beauty Cover
Vogue Thailand presents the March Beauty Cover, an editorial project showcasing a series of close-up portraits. The imagery leans into a clean and intimate aesthetic, focusing on soft textures and deliberate color palettes that highlight intricate beauty details. Each portrait employs soft lighting to accentuate skin tones and hair volume. Stylistic choices include the use of macro focus to emphasize makeup artistry and the integration of delicate elements like mesh veils and textured fabrics, maintaining a cohesive editorial feel throughout the series. Make-up artistry for the project was provided by Stoj Bulic.
Project Vogue Thailand · May 24
Vogue Thailand’s May 24 edition features a series of high-fashion editorial portraits captured by photographer Paul Scala. The project focuses on minimalist aesthetics and sharp graphic lines, utilizing a clean, vertical framing to emphasize texture and tailored silhouettes. Throughout the imagery, styling by Rory Rice and make-up by Victoria Baron maintain a focused, natural look, highlighting intricate skin textures and understated features. The collection leans into a monochrome palette and bright, clean lighting, with additional fashion styling provided by Jessica Dos Remedios to complete the sculptural presentation.
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