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Featured Yo Dona Spain projects

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

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Yo Dona Spain · Laura Ponte va por libre

This fashion editorial for Yo Dona Spain, titled 'Laura Ponte va por libre', explores the intersection of high-concept design and weathered industrial environments. Featuring model Laura Ponte, the project leans into a raw, tactile aesthetic characterized by the contrast between avant-garde silhouettes—such as sculptural ruffles and voluminous tulle—and the distressed textures of peeling plaster, aged wood, and exposed concrete. Executed with an editorial focus, the series utilizes natural light and a consistent earthy color palette to maintain a sophisticated, grounded mood. The photography employs a mix of clean, directional lighting and gritty, analogue film techniques to emphasize the interplay between architectural garments and rustic, aged interiors.

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Yo Dona Spain · Manual de Auto construcción

Manual de Auto construcción is a fashion editorial series produced for Yo Dona Spain. The project leans into a surreal and graphic aesthetic, utilizing bold color blocking and playful compositions to frame high-fashion garments in unexpected, highly stylized environments. Photographer Ana Abril captures model Yeva Cheroi across a variety of settings, ranging from stark, clean studio backdrops to maximalist, textured interiors. Fashion editor and stylist Lara Bosch Herrera orchestrates the wardrobe, which incorporates intricate tailoring, vibrant textures, and architectural motifs. The work features hair and makeup artistry by Alba Cordoba, with imagery spanning soft, diffused lighting and hard, graphic studio techniques.

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Yo Dona Spain · Gran Lujo

Gran Lujo is a fashion editorial series for Yo Dona Spain. The project channels a refined, high-end aesthetic through a collection of portraits and full-length shots set against architectural backdrops and lush, natural greenery. Execution leans into editorial photography, utilizing natural light and the golden hour to create a warm, cinematic atmosphere. Techniques such as chiaroscuro and clean, vertical framing emphasize garment textures and statement jewelry, maintaining a consistent, moody focus across both monochrome and color compositions.