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Featured Wonderland Magazine projects

This week's top Wonderland Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Kylie Jenner wearing a red netted dress against a corrugated metal wall for Wonderland Magazine editorial. Project

Wonderland Magazine · A Love Letter To Kylie Jenner

Wonderland Magazine presents a feature titled A Love Letter To Kylie Jenner, an editorial project that centres on a series of candid, outdoor portraits. The imagery explores a raw and grounded aesthetic, set against rural landscapes and earthy, rustic environments that contrast with high-contrast, monochrome compositions. Photographer Drew Vickers captures the subject in natural light, employing an analogue film technique to emphasise texture and atmosphere. The editorial styling by Carlos Nazario leans into a clean, minimalist silhouette, with support from hair stylist Iggy Rosales and makeup artist Ariel Tejada. Additional contributions include casting by Rachel Chandler and set design by Jeremy Reimnitz.

Cynthia Erivo poses on a grey sofa wearing an emerald green knit sweater, sheer black tights, and high heels. Project

Wonderland Magazine · Cynthia Erivo & Jonathan Bailey - JUANKR

Wonderland Magazine captures actors Cynthia Erivo and Jonathan Bailey in a series of intimate editorial portraits. Photographed by JuanKr, the feature relies on the raw, tactile quality of analogue film to document the collaborative dynamic between the two performers. Styling by Jason Bolden centers on textures, mixing knitwear and leather with refined silk and lace. The imagery utilizes a mix of high-contrast hard lighting and soft, warm tones to create a moody, clean aesthetic that prioritizes facial detail and composition. Grooming and hair styling by Ben Talbott and makeup by Joanna Simkin further emphasize the natural textures within the frames.

Model wearing a large black padded hat and gloves, white top, and textured skirt against a bright white background Project

Wonderland Magazine · Pop it like it's Hot

Wonderland Magazine presents 'Pop it like it's Hot,' a dynamic fashion editorial that leans into high-contrast studio aesthetics. Featuring a series of sculptural silhouettes and avant-garde garments, the project highlights the interplay between minimalist backgrounds and bold, graphic textures. The editorial was captured by photographer Petros Kouiouris, with fashion styling by Ayumi Perry and hair by Mark Alan Esparza. Utilizing bright, clean lighting, the work employs a high-key approach that accentuates the movement and intricate layering of the diverse contemporary looks featured throughout the series.

Model wearing a structured neon green ruffled dress against a grey studio backdrop for Wonderland Magazine. Project

Wonderland Magazine · Bienvenue Aboard: AGBOBLY’s debut NYFW presentation is an exploration of identity.

Wonderland Magazine documents the debut New York Fashion Week presentation of designer Jacques Agbobly, titled Bienvenue Aboard. The series explores themes of identity through vibrant color-blocking, intricate tailoring, and structured silhouettes. Photographer Nicholas James Needham captures the collection across a series of studio-based editorial portraits and group shots. The imagery utilizes a clean aesthetic, focusing on the tactile quality of the garments, from satin corset dresses to textured knitwear. The compositions rely on soft lighting and minimalist architectural backdrops to highlight the sculptural forms of the apparel. Props, such as sunflowers, are integrated throughout the presentation to complement the collection's bold palette.

Actor Sam Nivola posing on a rocky riverbank in front of a suspension bridge for Wonderland Magazine editorial photography. Project

Wonderland Magazine · Sam Nivola

Wonderland Magazine features actor Sam Nivola in a series of editorial portraits. Photographed by Chris Noltekuhlmann, the series captures the subject in various outdoor environments, ranging from riverbank settings to urban rooftops. Fashion editors Abigail Hazard and Nicholas MacKinnon curate a layered, textural wardrobe, while hair styling is provided by Jason Murillo. The project, overseen by Editor-in-Chief Toni-Blaze Ibekwe, utilizes natural light and clean compositions to define the visual tone, incorporating both digital and analogue film techniques.

Kylie Jenner wearing an orange mesh dress against a corrugated metal wall photographed by Drew Vickers Project

Wonderland Magazine · Wonderland Magazine Autumn/Winter 2 ...

Wonderland Magazine captures a stark, editorial aesthetic for its Autumn/Winter cover featuring Kylie Jenner. Photographed by Drew Vickers, the portrait utilizes a clean, vertical composition set against a corrugated metal exterior. Creative director and stylist Alastair McKimm anchors the visual direction, drawing focus to the subject through a precise play of shadow and contrast. Technical execution relies on a minimalist approach, emphasizing the textured backdrop and structured garment choice. Beauty credits include hair styling by James Pecis and Iggy Rosales, alongside makeup artistry from Yadim and Ariel Tejada.

Close-up monochrome portrait of a woman with dark hair covering her face and wearing a high-collared garment. Project

Wonderland Magazine · LIA LIA

Wonderland Magazine presents LIA LIA, a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Joaquin Castillo. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilising clean architectural lines and subdued tones to highlight texture and form. Throughout the portrait series, Castillo employs soft, directional lighting to frame the subject within a studio environment. The imagery emphasises a contemplative mood, pairing sculptural garments and accessories against neutral, monochrome backgrounds. The collection is defined by its editorial focus on subtle tonal gradients and desaturated colour palettes.

Miley Cyrus holding white lace-up boots wearing a black leather jacket and skirt against a white background Project

Wonderland Magazine · Miley by Mario

Miley by Mario is a high-fashion editorial series commissioned for Wonderland Magazine. Captured by photographer Mario Sorrenti, the project features entertainer Miley Cyrus in a collection of monochrome portraits that emphasize raw, tactile textures and structural silhouettes. The series leans into a high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing clean studio lighting against seamless white backgrounds to highlight the interplay between leather, lace, and voluminous textiles. With fashion direction by Alastair McKimm, the visuals employ a minimalist approach to capture both intimate and dynamic poses. The production was supported by hair styling from Recine, makeup by Diane Kendal, and set design by Philipp Haemmerle, with executive production by Dana Brockman. The editorial utilises analogue film techniques to achieve its distinct, polished look.

Monochrome portrait of Sophia Stel posing topless in black track pants against a plain white wall under direct sunlight. Project

Wonderland Magazine · Portfolio by Mario Sorrenti

Mario Sorrenti brings his legendary lens to this striking editorial portfolio for Wonderland Magazine, crafting a visual narrative that cuts through the noise of modern fashion media. Working in close collaboration with fashion editor Alastair McKimm, the project leans into the raw, emotive power of portraiture, stripping away unnecessary artifice to focus on the interplay between identity and architecture. Captured with an analogue film aesthetic, each image utilizes high-contrast natural light to sculpt the subjects against stark, minimalist backdrops, creating a sense of low-key chiaroscuro that feels both timeless and urgent. The project features a diverse roster of talent including Miley Cyrus, 070 Shake, and Kelela, whose individualistic energy is amplified by the precise, cinematic framing characteristic of Sorrenti’s body of work. By blending luxury fashion sensibilities with a gritty, unvarnished approach to styling, the editorial strikes a balance between high-end polish and authentic human expression. With meticulous contributions from hair stylist Recine and makeup artist Diane Kendal, the visuals achieve a cohesive, textured finish that elevates the subjects beyond mere models, repositioning them as icons within the luxury fashion landscape. It is a masterclass in controlled minimalism, demonstrating how a singular artistic vision can transform the static portrait into a compelling, nuanced study of style, form, and cultural presence.

Adam DiMarco wearing a light blue button-down shirt and dark high-waisted trousers against a light background. Project

Wonderland Magazine · In Adam DiMarco We Trust

In a fresh editorial feature for Wonderland Magazine titled In Adam DiMarco We Trust, photographer Daniel Prakopcyk crafts a multifaceted portrait series that captures the actor in a diverse array of stylistic registers. Spanning from the controlled environment of a studio strobe setup to the grit of nighttime street photography, the project moves seamlessly between high-concept aesthetics and candid, lived-in moments. Prakopcyk leans into editorial minimalism within the studio portraits, where sharp shadows and crisp tailoring create a focused, high-contrast narrative, before pivoting to a dreamlike quality in a double exposure shot that masterfully blends organic silhouettes with cinematic light. The series highlights DiMarco's versatility as a subject, placing him against rich textures—from corduroy sofas bathed in soft natural light to the vibrant, earthy tones of a floral-accented portrait shot in an outdoor setting. By balancing low-key chiaroscuro techniques with warm, sun-drenched lifestyle compositions, the collaboration provides a nuanced look at contemporary celebrity portraiture. This work avoids the tropes of standard media and entertainment features, opting instead for a textured visual identity that feels both curated and authentically grounded. Through careful attention to lighting and composition, the project succeeds in establishing a strong, cohesive aesthetic that feels like a deliberate exploration of character, proving that editorial portraiture remains a vital vehicle for modern visual storytelling.

Young woman wearing a green strapless floral dress and beige boots against a white studio background Project

Wonderland Magazine · JUST JULIA (CUMMING)

In the fast-paced world of print media and entertainment, capturing an authentic persona requires a delicate balance of technical precision and artistic intuition. This editorial project for Wonderland Magazine, titled JUST JULIA (CUMMING), achieves precisely that by showcasing the multifaceted aesthetic of Julia Cumming through a series of dynamic portrait compositions. Photographer Brendan Wixted utilizes a range of lighting environments, moving effortlessly between the soft diffusion of natural light and the sharper, controlled crispness of studio strobe setups to define the subject. The visuals lean into editorial minimalism, allowing the intricate textures of structured mini dresses, sheer blouses, and beaded halter-neck tops to take center stage. By experimenting with varied backdrops—ranging from high-key white voids to saturated purple and blue fields—the photography creates a high-contrast look that feels both contemporary and timeless. Every frame focuses on the intersection of movement and stillness, with the windswept styling and expressive poses reinforcing a sense of raw, unfiltered personality. The result is a cohesive, high-impact fashion editorial that leverages bold patterns and precise framing to elevate the subject, demonstrating a mastery of studio techniques that transform traditional portraiture into a vivid visual narrative. Through this deliberate collaboration, the project captures a modern, stylistic rhythm that resonates deeply with the core of current magazine editorial standards.

Editorial portrait of a woman with dark bob hair leaning on a red leather ottoman for Wonderland Magazine Project

Wonderland Magazine · Jess Alexander

Wonderland Magazine elevates the art of contemporary portraiture in this striking fashion editorial featuring Jess Alexander. Through a deliberate interplay of textures and carefully considered silhouettes, the feature captures a sophisticated narrative that moves seamlessly between high-end luxury fashion and intimate, lifestyle-oriented storytelling. Photographer JuanKr masterfully utilizes natural light and soft light techniques to emphasize the clean lines of Alexander’s wardrobe, from the architectural structure of a sheer bodice to the voluminous ease of a beige knit ensemble. The visual language is distinctly cinematic, grounding the high-concept garments within cozy, grounded settings that invite a closer look at the juxtaposition of dark, sleek tailoring against neutral, tactile environments. Fashion Editor Phoebe Lettice Thompson curates a wardrobe that balances boldness with understatement, while Art Director Michael Morton ensures each frame adheres to a disciplined, editorial aesthetic that feels both timeless and current. Paul Jones brings an essential edge to the styling, with the model’s signature dark bob acting as a graphic anchor throughout the layout. By eschewing over-production in favor of soft, even illumination and thoughtful composition, the project highlights how deliberate editorial choices can create a sense of effortless intimacy. The result is a refined exploration of style that honors the depth of its subject while maintaining the polish and prestige expected of a premier luxury fashion publication.