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Featured VOGUE.com projects
This week's top VOGUE.com projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project VOGUE.com · 24 Goth Hours With Jenna Ortega
VOGUE.com documents the daily rhythm of actor Jenna Ortega in a portrait series titled 24 Goth Hours With Jenna Ortega. Photographed by Daniyel Lowden, the editorial project leans into a domestic aesthetic, utilizing natural light to frame a candid and intimate portrayal of the subject. Working with hair stylist Cesar Ramirez and makeup artist Mélanie Inglessis, the production employs an analogue film technique to capture textured, grain-forward portraits. The imagery alternates between high-contrast monochrome and warm-toned interior settings, grounding the editorial shoot in a consistent, soft-focus narrative.
Project VOGUE.com · Away From the Spotlight, Cartier
VOGUE.com presents Away From the Spotlight, an editorial jewellery campaign featuring Cartier high jewellery collections. The series focuses on the intersection of intricate diamond, ruby, and emerald pieces with minimalist apparel, set against a backdrop of outdoor courtyards and structured landscapes. Photographer Adam Friedlander uses a mix of hard direct sunlight to create geometric shadows and soft, diffused natural light to emphasise the fine craftsmanship of the gemstones. The editorial, featuring model Delfina Morbelli, channels a contemplative mood through clean compositions and a refined palette of deep greens, greys, and warm natural tones.
Project VOGUE.com · Spring Hero Buys
The Spring Hero Buys project for VOGUE.com presents a series of fashion editorials focused on seasonal wardrobe staples and accessories. The collection balances minimalist product still lifes with structured portraiture, utilizing soft lighting and clean compositions to highlight fabric textures and tailoring details. Photographer Johnson Lui leads the visual execution, supported by hair stylist Kazu Katahira and makeup artist Akiko Owada. Models Ellie Christen and Stephanie Cavalli feature throughout the editorial, which employs analogue film techniques and warm, natural light to maintain a focused, tactile aesthetic across the fashion series.
Project VOGUE.com · The H&M Spring Edit
VOGUE.com presents 'The H&M Spring Edit,' a fashion editorial series that highlights the collection's latest offerings through a minimalist lens. Captured by photographer Johnson Lui, the project leans into clean, high-street fashion aesthetics, emphasizing fluid textures and a neutral color palette. Each image utilizes soft natural light and a restrained studio environment to draw focus to the delicate details of the garments, such as tiered maxi skirts, ruffled blouses, and leather mini dresses. The vertical portraits maintain a consistent, understated visual language throughout the series.
Project VOGUE.com · From County Clare to Haute Couture
In the rarified world of luxury fashion houses, true artistry is often found far from the blinding lights of the runway, tucked away within the quiet, methodical corners of the atelier. Vogue.com invites us into this hidden sanctuary with From County Clare to Haute Couture, an evocative photo essay that peels back the curtain on the labor-intensive reality of bespoke garment construction. Photographed by Luc Coiffait, the series leans into an intimate documentary aesthetic, eschewing high-gloss polish for the tangible, lived-in reality of a working studio. Through his lens, Coiffait captures the deliberate movements of designer Michael Stewart as he navigates a space defined by structured linen blazers, pinned pattern paper, and the rhythmic hum of professional sewing machines. By utilizing natural light to bathe the workspace, the imagery emphasizes the tactile qualities of raw textiles and the precision of the design process. The project successfully channels a sense of quiet reverence for artisanal craft, effectively capturing the transition from the rough, sketch-laden stages of conception to the refined elegance of haute couture. Each frame offers a candid look at the intersection of industry and creativity, grounding the ethereal nature of luxury fashion in the grit and dedication required to bring a vision to life through live-action technique and editorial portraiture.
Project VOGUE.com · Vogue Vintage Market 2026
Vogue Vintage Market 2026 captures the intersection of archival luxury fashion and contemporary editorial sensibilities, presenting a sophisticated narrative that feels both timeless and urgent. Photographed by Jens Ingvarsson, the series leans into a polished studio aesthetic that relies on precision lighting to accentuate the tactile richness of each garment. The imagery features model Aneken Zaldivar, whose poised, neutral gaze grounds the collection against a subtle, mottled backdrop, allowing the intricate tailoring of the featured military-style ensembles to take center stage. Under the guidance of fashion editor and stylist Imaan Sayed, the styling explores a monochromatic palette, utilizing structured silhouettes and sheer layering to build depth within the frame. The project makes masterful use of studio strobe lighting to delineate the fine textures of leather and textile, while subtle hints of natural light maintain a sense of organic movement. With precise hair styling by Levi Monarch and a clean, understated makeup application by Mitch Yoshida, the campaign feels like a quintessential exploration of luxury fashion. By synthesizing these elements, the project successfully elevates the concept of a vintage market into a high-concept fashion editorial, proving that the curation of archival pieces remains a vital pulse within the modern industry landscape.
Project VOGUE.com · In Cartier’s Latest Assortment, the ...
In this latest editorial showcase for VOGUE.com, photographer Adam Friedlander leans into the quiet confidence of classic luxury, capturing the tactile allure of Cartier’s newest accessory collection. The project serves as a masterclass in commercial still-life photography, where the focus remains steadfastly on the interplay between artisanal craftsmanship and high-fashion aesthetics. Through a series of clean, studio-lit compositions, the campaign emphasizes the sculptural quality of the bags, from the rhythmic fluted channels of rich burgundy leather to the minimalist curves of structured hobo-style silhouettes. Executive producer Tristan Orlando Rodriguez helps curate a visual narrative that elevates these pieces beyond mere utility; the objects feel like architectural artifacts. Utilizing deliberate macro techniques and precision studio strobe lighting, the imagery draws the viewer into the fine details, such as the polished panther-head clasps and the deliberate placement of cabochon gemstones embedded into dark, pebbled leather. The choice of warm, muted backdrops creates a cohesive, sophisticated atmosphere that grounds the collection in timeless elegance. By avoiding unnecessary clutter, the photography allows the hardware to gleam and the leather textures to resonate, reinforcing the house’s reputation for heritage design. This project reads as an essential study in modern accessory marketing, demonstrating how technical mastery and a restrained, editorial eye can transform individual luxury items into compelling, high-end narratives for the discerning fashion consumer.
Project VOGUE.com · Spain Spring 2026
VOGUE.com presents the Spain Spring 2026 fashion editorial, a series of portraits captured in a minimalist studio setting. The imagery focuses on clean lines and material texture, highlighting satin, lace, and feather accents against pared-back, industrial-leaning backdrops. Photographer Mara Alonso and fashion editor Helena Tejedor explore stylistic contrast throughout the collection. Featuring model Miriam Sanchez, the editorial employs soft light and a desaturated palette to emphasise tactile elements, ranging from ribbed knits and silk slip dresses to structured accessories.
Project VOGUE.com · Van Cleef & Arpels Ring
VOGUE.com presents a series of editorial still life compositions featuring fine jewellery by Van Cleef & Arpels. The project pairs high-end gold and ruby designs with unexpected, everyday objects to create a playful visual dialogue. Photographer Jens Ingvarsson and set designer Mat Cullen utilize soft, diffused lighting against minimal white backdrops to emphasize the contrast between the glossy texture of the subjects and the metallic brilliance of the jewellery. The work leans into a clean, graphic aesthetic, bridging the gap between luxury fashion and conceptual photography.
Project VOGUE.com · Tiffany & Co.’s New Bird On A Rock Collections Take Flight
VOGUE.com highlights the latest Tiffany & Co. Bird on a Rock collection in this editorial feature. Creative director Lauren Santo Domingo steps in front of the lens, styled in a relaxed zip-up jacket and knit skirt to contrast the intricate fine jewelry pieces. Photographer Silver Chang captures the series using natural light, setting the subject against the iron-fenced pathways of a mature park. The imagery utilizes a warm palette and vertical framing to ground the high-jewelry narrative in an accessible, outdoor environment, with beauty direction by makeup artist Min Min Ma.
Project VOGUE.com · Olive Tree People
VOGUE.com presents a beauty editorial for skincare brand Olive Tree People, examining the rise of waterless skincare formulations. The feature anchors on a portrait of model Karolina Wallace, capturing the product application alongside clean, high-contrast typography. Captured by photographer Nick Hudson, the layout balances architectural landscape photography with focused product imagery. The visual narrative is supported by hair styling from Louise Moon, grounding the editorial aesthetic within the broader beauty category.
Project VOGUE.com · Tyla Chanel Paris Fashion Week Diary
VOGUE.com documents Tyla’s presence at Paris Fashion Week in an intimate editorial fashion feature. The series captures the entertainer in a structured tweed ensemble, documented across a range of high-end hotel interiors and candid transit moments. Photographer Julia Marino leads the visual direction, utilizing a mix of warm natural light and monochromatic tones to emphasize the textures of the apparel and accessories. The imagery balances polished, clean compositions with a documentary approach to the busy week. Fashion editor Ronnie Hart curates the styling, complemented by hair styling from Yusef Williams and makeup artistry by Jimmy Stam. The feature utilizes vertical editorial framing, incorporating both warm, saturated color palettes and deliberate analogue film techniques.
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