10 Magazine Deutsch
Featured 10 Magazine Deutsch projects
This week's top 10 Magazine Deutsch projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · ADIAM
For 10 Magazine Deutsch, photographer Walter Pierre presents ADIAM, a fashion editorial defined by minimalist composition and sculptural detail. The series, which features model Isabel Monsees, leans into a high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing techniques like chiaroscuro and direct flash to accentuate the texture and form of the featured garments and accessories. Fashion editor Alessia Ansalone and hair stylist Adiam Habtezion frame the collection with an emphasis on monochromatic palettes and sharp, deliberate accessories. With casting direction by Michiel van Maaren, the project maintains a clean, refined visual language, captured across a variety of analogue and high-contrast settings.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · 10 Magazine Deutsch Fall/Winter 2025 Covers
For the Fall/Winter 2025 issue of 10 Magazine Deutsch, the publication presents a series of editorial covers that lean into an industrial aesthetic. Shot in a warehouse studio, the imagery captures a raw visual language defined by exposed brick and high-contrast styling. Photographed by Alexa Chung and styled by Fashion Editor/Stylist Veronika Heilbrunner, the editorial features two figures in contrasting attire. One subject stands elevated on a yellow ladder in a tiered, off-white gown, while the second remains on the floor in a black mini dress. The composition is layered with bold white typography, signaling the magazine's "Transformation" theme.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · where light meets shadow
where light meets shadow is a striking fashion editorial produced for 10 Magazine Deutsch. Photographer and fashion stylist Emil Dietrich explores the intersection of form and architecture, utilizing a stark monochrome palette to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast composition. Featuring model Aluk Malual, the series leverages hard lighting and chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the graphic nature of the styling. Each frame focuses on precise geometry and texture, relying on analogue film aesthetics to maintain a clean, minimalist studio environment that draws focus to the structural tailoring of the garments.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · Beauty
For the Beauty editorial in 10 Magazine Deutsch, photographer Bex Day explores intimate portraiture through a lens of tactile embellishment and ethereal lighting. The series features model Tsion Teferi, showcasing intricate makeup artistry by Sandra Cooke that incorporates pearls and crystal studs set directly against the skin. Fashion editor Thea Lewis-Yates complements the makeup with soft, layered tulle and vintage-inspired lace textures. These editorial compositions lean into warm, analogue film aesthetics, balancing natural light with low-key chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize skin texture. Hair stylist Roku Roppongi completes the look with a range of styles, from sleek finger waves to voluminous natural curls, set against neutral studio backgrounds.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · 10 Magazine Deutsch Issue 1 S/S 25
10 Magazine Deutsch presents a series of fashion editorials for Issue 1 S/S 25, featuring model Nazarit Machin. Photographer Antoine Harinthe captures the collection through an editorial lens, utilizing soft studio lighting and a clean palette to emphasize sculptural silhouettes and complex garment construction. Stylist Toby Grimditch curates a wardrobe defined by ruffles, feathers, lace, and ribbon detailing, establishing a tactile, contemporary aesthetic. The visual narrative is further shaped by hair stylist Sayaka Otama, whose work focuses on voluminous, textured styling. Across a range of monochrome and desaturated settings, the photography leans into analogue film techniques and chiaroscuro lighting to isolate the intricacy of the textiles.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · Plaits Please
For 10 Magazine Deutsch, the fashion editorial 'Plaits Please' highlights a series of character-driven portraits focused on intricate styling and hair texture. The project features model Lilja Drab in a clean studio environment, transitioning between high-contrast monochrome imagery and detailed color portraits. Captured by photographer Nti, the work centers on the interplay between stark, graphic lighting and structural garment choices. Hair stylist Sara Mathiason leads the visual focus with diverse techniques ranging from textured curls to complex braided forms. The series utilizes a minimalist aesthetic, leaning into monochrome palettes and analogue film techniques to maintain a consistent editorial tone.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · The Baroness
The Baroness is a striking fashion editorial produced for 10 Magazine Deutsch. Captured by photographer Thomas Hauser, the series presents a collection of avant-garde portraits featuring model Anamaria Cioboata. The work explores sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast visuals, leaning into a theatrical aesthetic defined by dramatic headpieces and ornate props. Throughout the project, fashion editor Marie-Louise von Haselberg creates complex, layered looks that emphasize texture and form against minimalist studio backgrounds. Utilizing analogue film and chiaroscuro lighting techniques, the editorial maintains a consistent monochrome palette that highlights the intricate details of the apparel. Supporting the visual narrative, hair styling by Peggy Kurka and makeup by Lee Hyangsoon provide a polished, vintage-inspired finish, with casting directed by Troy Westwood.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · Lena & Hanna & Cartier
This fashion editorial for 10 Magazine Deutsch, titled Lena & Hanna & Cartier, presents a series of portraits showcasing fine jewelry alongside high-end seasonal apparel. The feature utilizes a clean studio aesthetic, characterized by consistent, soft lighting and minimalist neutral backdrops that foreground the intricate textures of the clothing and metallic finishes of the accessories. Photographer Mark Pillai captures the subjects through a blend of vertical and horizontal compositions, utilizing monochrome and colour palettes to maintain a refined visual language throughout the spread. Styling for the project is led by Marie-Louise von Haselberg and Toby Grimditch, with hair styling by Adiam Habtezion. The final layout integrates editorial photography with interview text, adhering to a polished design style frequently found in luxury fashion print publications.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · As The Wind Turns
In As The Wind Turns, 10 Magazine Deutsch curates a visual narrative that masterfully balances high-fashion rigor with the spontaneous energy of urban living. Shot by photographer Nina Raasch, this fashion editorial leans into the interplay of movement and structure, capturing model Gal Levi as she traverses the cityscape. The project channels a raw, tactile aesthetic, underscored by the use of 35mm film and evocative multiple exposure techniques that render the subject in constant, fluid motion. Fashion editor and stylist Saskia Jung orchestrates a sophisticated dialogue between silhouettes, layering draped satin, industrial leather corsets, and technical outerwear to create a tension between the rigid architecture of the environment and the organic volume of the styling. Hair stylist Sadek Lardjane complements this vision by framing the subject in voluminous, windswept curls that echo the overarching theme of wind-driven transition. Whether positioned against industrial corrugated metal or sun-drenched pedestrian crossings, the work utilizes natural light to emphasize texture, from the frayed trim of quilted jackets to the crisp, pointed-toe heels grounding each look. The result is a series of portraits that feels both grounded and ethereal, demonstrating an editorial minimalism that honors the depth of the garment while celebrating the relentless pace of a life in transition, perfectly encapsulated through a deliberate, documentary-style lens.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · Nunchi
In Nunchi, an evocative fashion editorial for 10 Magazine Deutsch, creative director John Yonatan Jacoby and photographer Kim Yoonwoo masterfully explore the quiet tension between human presence and the urban landscape. By grounding the spread in the nuanced concept of nunchi—the subtle art of gauging others' thoughts and feelings—the team captures a sense of introspective stillness amidst the relentless pace of city life. Model Seungmin We serves as the perfect conduit for this mood, moving through a series of carefully curated outdoor environments that bridge the gap between industrial grit and high-fashion serenity. The visual narrative relies heavily on soft, diffused natural light, which harmonizes the project's varied textures, from heavily distressed, hole-riddled knitwear and sculptural, avant-garde footwear to the sharp, clean lines of tailored blazers and crisp collared shirts. This interplay of light and shadow elevates each editorial portrait, turning candid moments into refined, documentary-style observations. By juxtaposing structural elements like concrete railings and brick walls against the fluidity of the subject's posture, the work channels a distinctive, minimalist aesthetic. This project not only highlights the evolution of modern styling but also demonstrates how a thoughtful approach to lifestyle photography can transform an urban backdrop into an intimate, high-concept visual story that feels both contemporary and deeply grounded in human emotion.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · Windy day
In the latest editorial spread for 10 Magazine Deutsch, titled Windy Day, photographer Nina Raasch explores the intersection of movement and structural minimalism within the luxury fashion landscape. Through a series of carefully composed portraits, the feature leans into an aesthetic of deliberate, wind-swept motion, using raw, natural light to bridge the gap between high-fashion editorial polish and grounded, lifestyle-inflected storytelling. Stylist Saskia Jung curates an ensemble of layered, contemporary silhouettes, ranging from structured pinstriped tailoring and voluminous trench coats to edgy leather pieces finished with metallic accents. Each frame, bolstered by the precise styling of Sadek Lardjane, centers on the interplay of texture—from the tactile roughness of heavy quilted fabrics and distressed leather to the delicate sheen of polished silver accessories. Model Gal Levi anchors the narrative, maintaining a steady, direct gaze even as her dark hair obscures her face in gusts of wind. The work makes expert use of soft, natural lighting to flatten the distinction between the subject and the urban, architectural backdrops of textured concrete and pale slats. By emphasizing clean lines, monochromatic color palettes, and cinematic depth, the project creates a sophisticated dialogue between the fluidity of human movement and the rigid, enduring presence of urban design, resulting in a cohesive portfolio that feels both timeless and sharp.
Project 10 Magazine Deutsch · Stand alone
In Stand alone, a recent fashion editorial for 10 Magazine Deutsch, the intersection of stark minimalism and raw, organic movement defines a compelling visual narrative. By prioritizing natural light to anchor the compositions, the shoot achieves an authentic, high-fashion aesthetic that leans into the interplay between structured garments and fluid, sculptural backgrounds. The series features model Loo Loo, whose contemplative expressions and grounded presence anchor the often dramatic staging of oversized, billowing fabrics—ranging from ethereal white drapes to vibrant, saturated swathes of royal blue and orange. These bold color choices create a graphic intensity that highlights the meticulous texture of the clothing, from finely knit tank tops to dark sequined skirts. Whether capturing a subject reclining on a rumpled bed or standing against an expansive, wind-swept outdoor backdrop, the photography remains committed to an editorial sensibility that values subtle, narrative-driven storytelling over commercial artifice. The deliberate juxtaposition of rigid, tailored blazers and soft, fluid silhouettes underscores the project's focus on form and composition. Ultimately, Stand alone stands as a sophisticated portrait-heavy exploration of contemporary style, utilizing simple, effective techniques to transform mundane settings into a cohesive, cinematic environment that feels both grounded in reality and elevated by precise, high-fashion styling.
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