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Featured Wallpaper Magazine projects
This week's top Wallpaper Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Director's Cut
In the striking series Director's Cut, Wallpaper Magazine curates a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding high-fashion narratives within the serene, geometric confines of modernist architecture. The project leans into a sophisticated, monochromatic language, utilizing high-contrast lighting and cinematic framing to elevate luxury fashion house aesthetics. By placing model Julia Bergshoeff in these contemplative, shadow-drenched environments—ranging from lush, rain-kissed gardens to stark concrete balconies—the imagery transcends traditional portraiture. The work emphasizes the tactile quality of high-end tailoring, as seen in the sharp, structured blazers and voluminous avant-garde gowns that dialogue with the clean lines of their architectural surroundings. Under the thoughtful creative direction of Jason Hughes, the project achieves a seamless blend of editorial rigor and lifestyle fluidity. The visual cohesion is bolstered by the precise styling choices, with hair by Kelly Peach and makeup by Ingeborg, ensuring that every detail—from a sculptural gold accessory to the subtle drape of leather—remains sharp and intentional. Through the interplay of chiaroscuro techniques and the soft, diffused clarity of natural light, the series captures an atmosphere of quiet introspection. It reads as a deliberate study of form, texture, and silence, positioning the subject as an anchor within the broader, cinematic landscape of contemporary luxury photography.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Burberry Trench Coat
In a sophisticated exploration of heritage and reinvention, Wallpaper Magazine reimagines the iconic Burberry trench coat through a series of high-concept editorial images. The project strips back the classic garment to its architectural essence, positioning the trench as a sculptural object rather than a mere staple of luxury fashion. Captured through the lens of photographer Trisha Ward and elevated by the precise spatial arrangements of set designer Gemma Tickle, the series leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic that highlights the tactile quality of the gabardine fabric. By integrating industrial elements such as corrugated metal dividers, wire mesh furniture, and geometric foam cylinders, the editorial pushes the boundaries of traditional product photography. Techniques like studio strobe lighting emphasize the coat's structural integrity, while experimental approaches—including a striking, motion-blurred purple variant—introduce a cinematic, surreal edge to the familiar silhouette. Whether displayed in a flat lay surrounded by drafting supplies or suspended against a bold, monochromatic backdrop, the collection functions as a study in form and rhythm. This project masterfully balances the brand's storied history with a contemporary, design-oriented vision, effectively transforming the utilitarian trench into an avant-garde centerpiece that challenges how we perceive fashion design and luxury retail presentation.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Bare Necessities
Wallpaper Magazine presents 'Bare Necessities,' a fashion editorial exploring clean architectural silhouettes and minimalist studio aesthetics. The series features model Heather Kemesky, whose poses are captured by photography duo Antoine and Charlie against neutral, seamless backdrops. The work utilizes soft light to emphasize tactile leather textures, geometric forms, and metallic accents. The project incorporates styling by Jason Hughes, who highlights sculpted garments and avant-garde accessories. Hair styling by Claudio Belizario and makeup by Ruby Mazuel complete the visual approach, grounded by casting from Dean Goodman. This editorial leans into a monochromatic and minimalist register, emphasizing clean lines and structured, contemporary compositions.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Casual Affair
Wallpaper Magazine’s 'Casual Affair' is an editorial series that focuses on the interplay between layered fashion and minimalist interior environments. Photographed by Steve Harnacke, the project leans into clean, structured compositions to highlight garment textures and sculptural furniture forms. Fashion styling by Nicola Neri defines the aesthetic, utilizing oversized silhouettes, precise layering, and a rich color palette against sparse, neutral studio backdrops. The editorial features set design by Harry Stayt, which introduces a sense of geometric balance through modern furniture pieces. The imagery utilizes soft light and clean negative space to maintain a unified visual approach across the story.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Grand Entrance
Grand Entrance is a fashion editorial produced for Wallpaper Magazine. Captured by photographer Liam Warwick and styled by Jason Hughes, the series explores the intersection of classical architecture and contemporary design, using a stark monochrome palette to highlight geometric forms and structural details. The editorial features model Anania Orgeas navigating the sweeping curves of a grand interior staircase. The imagery leans into chiaroscuro techniques, with dramatic low-angle perspectives and directional lighting that emphasizes the intricate wrought-iron balustrades and ornate ceiling mouldings of the setting. Production credits include makeup artistry by Faye Bluff, manicures by Cherrie Snow, and casting by Lucy Rogers.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Wildside
Wildside is a fashion editorial series for Wallpaper Magazine that explores heavy textures and graphic patterns within a controlled studio environment. Photographer Nicole Maria Winkler captures model Constanze Van Rosmalen across a series of stark, high-contrast setups, leveraging soft, natural light to emphasize the layered tactile materials of the wardrobe. The project features fashion styling by Jason Hughes, who curates a mix of oversized shearling, faux-fur coats, and animal-print tights. The visual narrative is supported by voluminous, crimped hair styling by Yumi Nakada-Dingle and precise makeup application by Sunao Takahashi. The graphic, industrial-inflected sets—incorporating scaffolding and minimalist furniture—were designed by Kim Harding, with casting by Bert Martirosyan.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · In Fashion
Wallpaper Magazine presents In Fashion, an editorial series that highlights contemporary tailoring and structured design. Photographed by Antoine and Charlie, the project features a collection of portraits and full-length studies that emphasize clean lines and polished textures. The series leans into a high-key, minimalist aesthetic, using soft, directional lighting to define the silhouettes of leather garments and bespoke eveningwear. With hair styling by Anna Chapman and makeup by Kirstin Piggott, the editorial maintains a precise focus on composition and form. The imagery captures models Tristan Watkins and Hollie May Saker within a controlled studio environment, balancing sharp monochromatic contrasts with elegant detail-oriented frames.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Lost Highway
Lost Highway is a fashion editorial feature for Wallpaper Magazine, captured by photographer Geordie Wood. The series explores structured silhouettes and textile-focused garments, set against a mix of remote desert landscapes and minimalist studio backdrops. The work emphasizes a high-contrast aesthetic and clean lines, leaning into minimalist composition and tactile materiality. Featuring model Mali Koopman, the editorial highlights a range of oversized coats, structured tailoring, and textured knitwear. The production was curated by fashion editor Jason Hughes, with hair styling by Erin Piper Herschleb and makeup by Allie Smith. The project integrates techniques including analogue film, hard light, and soft light to maintain a consistent monochromatic visual language across both outdoor and studio environments.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Splash Out
Wallpaper Magazine’s 'Splash Out' is a fashion editorial series that leans into maximalist accessorising within a minimalist studio environment. The project features a sequence of high-contrast portraits against neutral grey and white backdrops, focusing on the interplay of layered textures and summer-inspired kits. Photographer Irina Shestakova employs clean, directional lighting to highlight the intricate details of resort-ready garments and multi-bag arrangements. The styling, led by fashion editor Jason Hughes, pairs knitwear and swim silhouettes with an array of straw totes, crossbody bags, and structured leather duffels. Hair by Christos Bairabas and makeup by Victoria Martin provide a sharp, contemporary finish to the series.
Project Wallpaper Magazine · Red Heat
Wallpaper Magazine’s Red Heat project is a high-fashion editorial series that leans into bold primary palettes and structural silhouettes. Shot by photographer Theresa Marx, the series captures model Birgit Kos in a variety of settings, ranging from minimalist architectural interiors to iconic exterior landscapes. The work is defined by its clean, bright aesthetic, utilizing natural light to accentuate the rich textures of the featured designer garments and accessories. The visual narrative balances precise, sculptural poses with a sense of dynamism, integrating metallic jewelry and textured layering into its editorial composition. Stylist Jason Hughes emphasizes a sharp, vibrant aesthetic through cohesive red-toned ensembles and tactile detail, while hair styling by Erin Piper Herschleb maintains a polished look across the series. Casting was overseen by Nicolas Bianciotto, supporting a series that is anchored in clean, vertical, and warm-toned imagery.
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