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Featured Yummy projects
This week's top Yummy projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Yummy · Romain Beziau by Sasha Olsen
The Romain Beziau campaign for Yummy masterfully leans into the tropes of high-end editorial portraiture, curating a visual language that feels both intimate and expansive. Captured through the lens of photographer Sasha Olsen, the series profiles model Romain Beziau across a diverse array of settings, ranging from sun-drenched coastal cliffs and serene sandy beaches to minimalist, stark studio environments. The imagery channels a raw, cinematic quality, frequently utilizing natural light to accentuate the subject's toned physique and tactile presence. By oscillating between high-contrast black and white photography and warm, golden hour hues, the project establishes a sophisticated aesthetic that feels both timeless and grounded. The inclusion of specific 35mm film techniques, complete with subtle grain and dark borders, adds a layer of nostalgic texture that grounds the otherwise polished editorial compositions. Throughout the collection, the recurring Yummy circular branding is integrated with precision, serving as a graphic anchor that bridges the gap between lifestyle photography and contemporary fashion communication. The result is a cohesive narrative that balances masculine vulnerability with a polished, athletic refinement, demonstrating a keen eye for light, form, and environmental composition that defines Yummy as a brand deeply rooted in modern visual storytelling.
Project Yummy · Yummy March 2026 Limited Edition Cov ...
For the launch of the Yummy March 2026 Limited Edition collection, photographer Sasha Olsen leans into a sun-drenched, ethereal aesthetic that perfectly captures the intersection of lifestyle and editorial fashion. The campaign imagery, featuring model Romain Beziau, utilizes natural light to cultivate a warm, summery atmosphere that feels both spontaneous and meticulously curated. By integrating a cinematic collage style, the visuals present a grid of nine square photographic prints, each layering relaxed, sun-soaked portraits against distorted, rippling aquatic textures. This deliberate juxtaposition of sharp, sun-drenched detail—like the cast shadow of a citrus peel—and the fluid, shimmering green and blue backdrop creates a cohesive brand narrative that feels both intimate and expansive. The editorial approach bypasses traditional product photography, opting instead for a mood-driven experience that prioritizes texture and atmosphere. Olsen’s lens brings a grounded humanity to the project, with the subject captured in honest, neutral poses that resonate with a contemporary audience. By blending high-key portraiture with experimental graphic overlays, the project successfully defines the Yummy brand identity as one that values artistic integrity and visual storytelling. The final output serves as a masterclass in modern digital presentation, proving that even a limited edition release can carry the weight and artistic prestige of a high-end fashion editorial, grounding the brand firmly within the current landscape of creative industry trends.
Project Yummy · Yummy February 2025 Cover
The February 2025 cover for Yummy features an editorial portrait of Christopher Lima. The composition highlights a vintage tone through the use of natural light and golden hour warmth, captured against a textured wall and architectural framing. Produced for the latest issue of the publication, the vertical imagery leans into a classic editorial aesthetic. The project makes use of an analogue / film style to emphasize the textures and lighting within the frame.
Project Yummy · Yummyzine – Issue 8
Yummy’s eighth issue of Yummyzine showcases a series of editorial portraits featuring model Christopher Lima. The project highlights a collection of black briefs and swimwear, captured through both minimalist studio photography and outdoor compositions. Utilizing clean lines and natural light, the series leans into warm, golden-hour tones to frame the subjects. The photography experiments with soft directional lighting and distinct geometric shadows, creating a consistent visual rhythm across the publication's indoor and exterior settings.
Project Yummy · Emilio Alcaraz
Yummy presents Emilio Alcaraz, a lifestyle and editorial portrait series that captures a coastal narrative through a warm, organic lens. The project leans into the interplay between the human form and rugged geological textures, featuring imagery set against sandstone formations and open ocean waters. Utilizing natural light to define musculature and emphasize earthy tones, the series maintains a consistent aesthetic across its vertical composition. The execution explores a candid, energetic tone, employing techniques such as analogue film and monochrome photography to provide tonal contrast throughout the collection.
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