Vogue Ukraine
Featured Vogue Ukraine projects
This week's top Vogue Ukraine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Pollen
In the vibrant Pollen project for Vogue Ukraine, creative director Marta Bertman and photographers Estévez and Belloso orchestrate a masterclass in avant-garde beauty. This editorial series transcends traditional portraiture by transforming the human face into a canvas of tactile, organic, and synthetic textures. Through the lens of natural light and meticulous studio strobe setups, the collaboration explores the intersection of minimalism and maximalist ornamentation. Fashion editor and stylist Manvi Bhatnagar anchors the visuals with structured garments, from utility-inspired bodysuits to sculptural, spiky silhouettes that demand attention. The project is elevated by the intricate styling of hair stylist Gor Duryan and the experimental makeup artistry of Yvane Rocher, who introduces elements like carnation petals, iridescent lashes, and graphic pigments directly onto the skin. Model Lauren Theobald carries these bold transformations with a neutral, direct gaze that balances the project's high-fashion intensity. By incorporating macro photography and high-key lighting, the team emphasizes raw skin textures against vibrant pops of color, creating a striking contrast that defines the series. With casting by Evagria Sergeeva, Pollen reads as a cohesive, highly curated study in visual storytelling. Each frame functions as a precise exploration of contemporary aesthetics, proving that even the most subtle organic details can evoke a powerful, lasting impact within the realm of modern editorial fashion imagery.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Vogue Ukraine November 2026 Cover
The November 2026 cover of Vogue Ukraine presents an editorial portrait featuring model Hannah Widmer. Captured by photographer Stefan Imielski, the imagery leans into a raw, textured aesthetic defined by a weathered metal and concrete backdrop. The project features creative direction from Marta Bertman and fashion styling by Anna Katsanis. The editorial composition utilizes natural light and a warm, grainy colour grade to complete the magazine cover aesthetic.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Quatre tendances mode à essayer cet automne 2025
Vogue Ukraine explores seasonal transitions in their feature, 'Quatre tendances mode à essayer cet automne 2025.' The editorial captures a series of autumn-ready looks, moving between structured tailoring and semi-sheer evening wear. Through a lens of refined minimalism, the photography by Emil Dietrich utilises soft natural light to define architectural silhouettes and contrasting textures. Styling by Dennis Schneider focuses on oversized wool outerwear, sequin detailing, and precise footwear, while makeup artist Melanie Hoppe provides clean beauty looks that complement the earthy and desaturated palettes of the shoot. Model Miriam Ntuyang leads the editorial, framed against both urban streetscapes and classical architectural backdrops, highlighting the intersection of high fashion and metropolitan environments.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Zeitgeist
Zeitgeist is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Ukraine, captured through an observational and documentary-style lens. The project explores sculptural tailoring and textural layering, juxtaposing avant-garde silhouettes against raw, urban, and architectural environments. Photographer Emil Dietrich utilizes natural light and analogue film techniques to create a grounded, tactile aesthetic that shifts between monochrome portraiture and muted, desaturated color palettes. Creative direction is driven by fashion editor and stylist Dennis Schneider, who curates a narrative defined by oversized outerwear, dramatic leather accents, and intricate details like feathered hemlines. The series, featuring model Miriam Ntuyang, emphasizes an understated beauty approach with makeup by Melanie Hoppe and production by Tiffany Winteler.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Vertigo
Vogue Ukraine’s Vertigo editorial presents a study in sculptural fashion and high-contrast composition. Photographed by Marcus Ohlsson, the series features model Veronika Kunz in a range of structured, architectural silhouettes that emphasize clean lines and bold geometry. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, often utilizing high-key studio lighting and sharp monochrome tonal palettes to highlight texture and form. Fashion direction by Sam Ranger grounds the narrative, weaving together statement jewelry and refined tailoring with retro automotive-inspired still lifes. The editorial employs a mix of soft studio diffusion and hard, direct flash, creating graphic shadows that play against the polished surfaces of high-fashion accessories. Hair by Cyril Laloue and makeup by Eny Whitehead provide a precise, slicked-back aesthetic that complements the collection’s ornate detail and futurist leanings.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Street Life
Street Life is a fashion editorial series produced for Vogue Ukraine. The project features model Leanne De Haan in a sequence of observational, outdoor portraits and full-body captures that emphasize sculptural silhouettes and avant-garde apparel. Through the use of natural light and clean, minimalist framing, the work creates a dialogue between architectural environments and textured garment details. Photographer Giuseppe Triscari captures the collection, with fashion styling by Diletta Ariano highlighting oversized puffer shapes, structured bows, and graphic polka dot patterns. The imagery incorporates analogue film techniques to maintain a tactile, candid quality across both portrait and environmental compositions, supported by makeup artistry from Aurelia Liansberg.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Summer Minimum
Vogue Ukraine presents Summer Minimum, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Ria Mort with fashion direction from Christos Alexandropoulos. The collection channels a minimalist aesthetic across a series of sun-drenched locations, utilizing natural light and an analogue film technique to define its visual identity. The project explores clean, structured styling set against rustic architectural backdrops and coastal landscapes. Throughout the editorial, the imagery leans into warm, nostalgic tones and high-contrast shadow play to emphasize textures and geometric forms, resulting in a cohesive, raw narrative.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Monochromatica
Monochromatica is a fashion editorial series produced for Vogue Ukraine that explores the interplay between minimalist silhouettes and organic architectural forms. Photographed by Karolina Pukowiec, the project leverages a high-contrast aesthetic and analogue film techniques to focus on texture and structure. The series features model Saunders placed within diverse environments, ranging from sun-drenched terraces to sculptural, stucco-walled interiors. Asier Rodriguez’s styling emphasizes sharp, tailored lines and monochromatic layering, complemented by refined hair styling from Kyoko Kishita and precise makeup by Sacha Giraudeau. The work is characterized by the use of chiaroscuro lighting and clean composition to evoke a timeless, contemplative atmosphere.
Project Vogue Ukraine · TECHNOLOGIE
TECHNOLOGIE for Vogue Ukraine is a high-fashion editorial exploration of avant-garde beauty and graphic aesthetics. Through a series of tight-in portraits, the series channels a sharp, clinical approach to cosmetics, utilizing bold color palettes and precision application to elevate the traditional beauty shoot. Photographer David Ferrua captures model Hannah Motler in a range of compositions, moving between macro shots that highlight skin texture and structured, symmetrical close-ups that emphasize experimental makeup artistry. The project leans into a clean, minimalist visual language, anchored by high-key studio lighting and a consistent, polished finish. The work features a detailed collaboration between fashion editor and stylist Chiara Ficola, hair stylist Roger Cho, and makeup artist Porsche Poon, whose transformative cosmetic designs serve as the central visual anchor. Supported by manicurist Sylvie Vacca and casting director Clare Rhodes, the imagery prioritizes graphic eyeliner, saturated lip textures, and sculptural accessories to define a modern, editorial silhouette.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Vakare + Lou
Vakare + Lou is a fashion editorial series for Vogue Ukraine, captured by photographer Antonino Cafiero. The work leans into a moody, atmospheric aesthetic, oscillating between high-contrast monochrome studio shots and raw, natural-light portraits set against rustic, weathered backdrops. The imagery foregrounds intricate textures and sculptural silhouettes, with fashion editing by Adrian Bernal. Throughout the series, models Vakare Steputyte and Lou Seriot navigate diverse environments, from dilapidated industrial interiors to lush outdoor settings. The project frequently employs chiaroscuro lighting to accentuate the sharp, clean lines of the styling, creating a narrative that feels both intimate and architectural.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Vogue Ukraine Edition 15 2026 Covers
Vogue Ukraine’s 15th edition for 2026 features a series of covers highlighting model Kris Krystal. Photographed by Olu Odukoya, the editorial imagery employs a clean and minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a white seamless backdrop to focus on the styling and composition. The series features creative direction by Marta Bertman and fashion editing by James Valeri. The portraits lean into a vertical framing, integrating bold pink and black typography alongside the publication’s masthead to define the final editorial layout.
Project Vogue Ukraine · Big City Life
Vogue Ukraine’s Big City Life is a fashion editorial series that explores the textures of urban environments through a mix of intimate interior portraiture and expansive rooftop photography. Shot by photographer Stefan Imielski, the series juxtaposes the grit of weathered concrete and metal architecture with the refined styling of Anna Katsanis. The imagery employs a range of techniques, including moody low-key lighting and direct flash, to create a consistent, evocative aesthetic. Featuring model Hannah Widmer, the work highlights the interplay between structured high-fashion silhouettes and raw, natural city backdrops. Hair styling by Thomas Dunkin and makeup by William Murphy complement the editorial focus on architectural detail and muted, natural tones.
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