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Featured Z Magazine projects
This week's top Z Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Z Magazine · Kunststuecke
Kunststuecke is a fashion editorial series for Z Magazine, featuring a collection of still life photographs that highlight high-end accessories and jewellery. Photographer Sascha Heintze employs a minimalist approach, using soft natural light to accentuate the textures of leather, precious metals, and aged paper. The series utilizes artistic set design to create tactile compositions, layering items against organic materials such as vintage book pages, slate, and cardboard. Through a clean and warm aesthetic, the project explores the interplay between sculptural forms and luxury goods.
Project Z Magazine · Wetterfest
Z Magazine presents Wetterfest, an editorial series that explores the intersection of high fashion and rugged outdoor environments. Photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo captures model Lara Mullen across various landscapes, ranging from rocky, moss-covered terrain to calm bodies of water, maintaining an observational and atmospheric tone throughout the sequence. The project leans into a desaturated and earthy aesthetic, utilizing natural light to highlight the tactile qualities of the garments. The styling ranges from structured wool jackets and oversized knitwear to fluid high-neck gowns, set against the backdrop of rolling mountain slopes and overcast skies. Casting by Olivier Duperrin and makeup by Melanie Hoppe provide a clean, focused look that complements the project’s moody, editorial framing.
Project Z Magazine · Z Magazine October 2026 Cover
Z Magazine features model Francisco Henriques on its October 2026 cover, captured in a dynamic editorial shot by photographer Magnus Lechner. The composition leans into an earthy palette, utilizing natural light to highlight the texture of the subject’s knit sweater and flowing scarf against a stone facade. This editorial imagery emphasizes movement, with the subject styled by Philipp Junker and hair by Sebastien Bascle. The piece maintains a clean aesthetic consistent with high-end print media.
Project Z Magazine · Am puls der Stadt
Am puls der Stadt is a fashion editorial feature for Z Magazine, capturing a series of portraits and urban street scenes. The project explores classic menswear textures through a metropolitan lens, utilizing natural light and an analogue aesthetic to create a grounded, authentic atmosphere. Photographer Magnus Lechner captures model Francisco Henriques in diverse settings, from historic cobblestone streets to architectural stone backdrops. The work is defined by its clean, vertical composition and a focus on layered tailoring, including structured overcoats, wool knitwear, and leather accessories. Styling by Philipp Junker and hair styling by Sebastien Bascle emphasize the interplay of fabric textures within these candid, motion-filled environments.
Project Z Magazine · Z Magazine September 2026 Cover
The September 2026 cover of Z Magazine highlights a fusion of structured form and delicate ornamentation. Photographed by Noémi Ottilia Szabo, the cover story features a model in a voluminous tulle and lace ensemble juxtaposed against minimalist, raw wooden architectural elements. The project incorporates editorial styling by fashion editor Petra Haller. The composition relies on soft light to highlight the interplay between heavy knit textures and intricate fabric layering, leaning into a tactile visual language.
Project Z Magazine · Im Atelier
Z Magazine enters the sphere of avant-garde design with Im Atelier, a striking fashion editorial that interrogates the relationship between high-concept tailoring and industrial minimalism. By stripping away ornate backdrops, photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo creates an aesthetic tension between the raw, mottled concrete of the studio space and the delicate, structured garments curated by fashion editor and stylist Petra Haller. The series channels a raw, desaturated visual language, utilizing natural light to highlight the intricate draping of cream-colored fabrics and the bold geometric panels that define the collection. Beyond standard fashion photography, the project leans into surrealist impulses; the inclusion of a towering, conical headpiece serves as a recurring sculptural motif that shifts the narrative from mere display to artistic performance. Supporting the visual execution, the work of hair stylist Beth Shanefelter and makeup artist Ai Cho provides a clean, understated counterpoint to the dramatic silhouettes. Every frame, whether capturing the model wrapped in unconventional materials like packing paper or showcasing the fluid transparency of sheer outerwear, adheres to a strict editorial minimalism. With precise casting directed by Olivier Duperrin, the feature succeeds as an analogue-inspired study in proportion, texture, and the tactile nature of luxury fashion, presented with a sophisticated graphic sensibility that feels both grounded in craftsmanship and elevated by its own structural eccentricity.
Project Z Magazine · Z Magazine May 2026 Cover
The Z Magazine May 2026 cover stands as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding high-fashion sensibilities within a refined, architectural landscape. Captured through the lens of photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo, the portrait leans into a sophisticated dialogue between soft textures and rigid geometry. Model Anita Pozzo commands the frame while leaning against a smooth grey stone column, dressed in a pale pink gown that utilizes heavy draping to create dynamic, fluid silhouettes. The composition is punctuated by a deliberate injection of color via bright red socks and patterned footwear, a styling choice that highlights the expertise of fashion editor Petra Haller. By leveraging natural light, the shoot achieves an airy, authentic quality that prevents the stark, clean lines of the minimalist setting from feeling cold or inaccessible. The visual language is further elevated by the deliberate work of hair stylist Liv Holst and makeup artist Manuela Balducci, who together craft an aesthetic that feels both intentional and effortlessly chic. Framed by a muted olive-green border and finished with clean typography, the May 2026 cover reflects the evolving intersection of lifestyle photography and contemporary editorial design. It is a striking example of how focused collaboration can transform a simple portrait into a compelling narrative piece for the media and entertainment industry, setting a polished tone for the issue as a whole.
Project Z Magazine · Mode in Form
In Mode in Form, a striking fashion editorial for Z Magazine, the synergy between rigid architecture and fluid textile design takes center stage. This luxury fashion campaign masterfully balances the interplay of geometry and human silhouette, utilizing a minimalist aesthetic to elevate the seasonal collection. Through the lens of photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo, the imagery channels a sophisticated, contemplative mood, leaning into editorial minimalism to frame its subject. The production benefits from the expert styling of Petra Haller, who juxtaposes structured monochromatic garments against warm-toned, mid-century inspired interior settings. Every frame feels deliberate, relying on soft natural light to emphasize the tactile quality of textured fabrics, from ribbed knits to sheer botanical prints. The casting, overseen by Olivier Duperrin, features model Anita Pozzo, whose composed, neutral presence grounds the abstract environment. The collaboration extends to the meticulous grooming by hair stylist Liv Holst and makeup artist Manuela Balducci, ensuring a clean, polished finish that complements the overall architectural theme. With production support by Kata Haratym-Janik, the series achieves a cohesive visual language that feels both timeless and deeply contemporary. By isolating the luxury pieces against rich, polished wood paneling and sharp geometric cutouts, the project successfully elevates the commercial photography into a nuanced study of form, grace, and modern high-end elegance.
Project Z Magazine · Z Magazine October 2025 Cover
Z Magazine features model Lara Mullen for its October 2025 issue, captured in an editorial portrait set against an atmospheric mountain backdrop. The composition highlights the subject in a deep blue top and ornate earrings, maintaining a clean aesthetic throughout the frame. Photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo employs natural light to bring out textural details, creating a warm, polished appearance. The layout, which incorporates editorial typography along the vertical edges, was supported by casting director Olivier Duperrin and makeup artist Melanie Hoppe.
Project Z Magazine · Z Magazine February 2025 Cover
Z Magazine features model Hannah Motler on the cover of its February 2025 issue. Photographed by Anna Daki, the editorial project centers on a minimal aesthetic, placing the subject on a black leather sofa to emphasize structured garment draping and a neutral palette. The shoot was realized with fashion styling by Philipp Junker and casting direction by Neill Seeto. Technical execution includes hair styling by Andrea Idini, makeup by Ruben Masoliver, and manicures by Magda S, resulting in a clean, editorial look captured in natural light.
Project Z Magazine · Z Magazine April 2025 Cover
Z Magazine features a desert-themed editorial for its April 2025 cover, directed through the lens of photographer Noémi Ottilia Szabo. The composition focuses on models Eliseu Zimmer and Maja Zimnoch, styled in cream-toned ensembles by fashion editor Petra Haller. Captured under warm natural light during golden hour, the vertical imagery highlights the vast sand dunes of the landscape. The production includes hair styling by Christian Olivier, with casting handled by Maria Pablo Feliz and Tanya Kalbachova.
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