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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.