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Featured 10 Men Magazine projects
This week's top 10 Men Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Transformation
The Transformation editorial for 10 Men Magazine explores architectural tailoring and avant-garde silhouettes through a series of stark, high-contrast compositions. The project leans into an analogue film aesthetic, utilizing both moody monochrome palettes and warm, desaturated tones to emphasize the tactile quality of textured outerwear and sculptural garments. Set against restrained domestic and industrial interiors, the imagery centers on the interplay between the models and their environment, often incorporating surreal elements like theatrical masks and geometric string installations. The production favors soft, natural light, which delineates the sharp lines of the tailoring and highlights the layered construction of the pieces on display.
Project 10 Men Magazine · 10 Men Magazine #62
Captured for 10 Men Magazine issue #62, this menswear editorial features model Clement Chabernaud in a series of studio portraits that lean into structured minimalism and avant-garde tailoring. Photographed by Estévez and Belloso, the imagery utilizes soft, directional lighting and neutral seamless backdrops to emphasize the sharp silhouettes of the collection. The wardrobe, curated by fashion editor Toby Grimditch, showcases a range of textural contrasts, from heavy leathers and shearling to fluid tailoring and knitwear. Grooming is provided by hair stylist Tomoko Ohama and makeup artist Camille Siguret, with casting directed by Clare Rhodes. The series maintains a clean, refined aesthetic throughout.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Photography Angelina Bergenwall
This fashion editorial series for 10 Men Magazine features a collection of portraits and street-style imagery captured by photographer Angelina Bergenwall. The work traverses a range of settings, from minimalist studio environments with high-contrast monochrome lighting to gritty, low-key urban alleyways. Styling by Giulio Ventisei centers on structured layers, sheer fabrics, and graphic sportswear, complemented by the hair styling of Jesper Hallin. The imagery employs techniques such as analogue film capture and chiaroscuro lighting to emphasize raw textures and saturated tones, resulting in a moody, contemporary aesthetic.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Heritage Issue
The Heritage Issue of 10 Men Magazine features a series of fashion editorials that examine avant-garde silhouettes and tactile material contrasts. Photographed by Aytekin Yalçın, the imagery leans into moody, low-key lighting and chiaroscuro effects to emphasize the interplay between architectural interiors and sculptural apparel design. Fashion editor and stylist Veronika Heilbrunner curates the aesthetic, pairing metallic textiles and voluminous faux fur with intricate hair design by Clement Billon and Duffy. Makeup artist Ben Sun rounds out the creative direction, employing dramatic cosmetic applications that align with the collection’s theatrical register. The project highlights designs by Tyrone Dylan Susman through a blend of desaturated palettes and intimate, clean compositions.
Project 10 Men Magazine · 10 Men USA Magazine October 2026 Cov ...
For the October 2026 issue of 10 Men USA Magazine, photographer Mous Lamrabat delivers a striking editorial cover featuring model Lammy Ajibola. The composition utilizes an underwater perspective, capturing the subject waist-deep with a distorted, layered visual effect created by water ripples. The imagery leans into a clean, editorial aesthetic, accented by bold typographic overlays including 'Heritage,' 'Future,' and 'Legacy.' Styling by fashion editor Dan May pairs a crisp white button-down shirt with the organic textures of the environment, while casting by Adam Hindle centers the portrait on a contemplative, natural-light study.
Project 10 Men Magazine · John Varvatos: London Calling
For 10 Men Magazine, the fashion editorial "John Varvatos: London Calling" explores tailored menswear through a refined lens. Shot by photographer Marcello Junior Dino, the series features model Ahmedhadi Abdullahi in a selection of structured coats and dark suits. Styling by Max Jolivet brings a classic aesthetic to the session, complemented by hair styling from Masayuki Yuasa and makeup by Lee Hyangsoon. The project utilizes a monochrome color palette and soft natural light to emphasize the textures of the tailored apparel, resulting in a series of contemplative, vertical studio portraits.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Cover Jay Jay Johanson
10 Men Magazine features musician Jay Jay Johanson for its latest cover, captured in a formal editorial portrait. The session leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing analogue film techniques and monochrome framing to emphasize the subject's presence against a clean, patterned set. Fashion editor Toby Grimditch coordinates the styling, while hair stylist Attila Kenyeres completes the look. Photographer Mark Pillai balances the vertical composition with integrated typography that positions the magazine’s identity alongside the legacy theme.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Jay Jay Johanson
Singer-songwriter Jay Jay Johanson is the subject of this extensive fashion editorial for 10 Men Magazine. Captured by photographer Mark Pillai, the series explores clean, minimalist compositions that emphasize the sculptural silhouettes and heavy textures of contemporary tailored outerwear. Throughout the feature, styling by Toby Grimditch leans into a diverse range of aesthetics, alternating between avant-garde monochrome ensembles and structured, vivid silhouettes. Hair styling by Attila Kenyeres provides a polished, consistent finish that balances the project's shift between cinematic chiaroscuro and bright, natural light studio settings. The result is a series of portraitures that highlight both the subject and the craftsmanship of the garments.
Project 10 Men Magazine · 10MAG x VANINA SORRENTI
In a sophisticated collaboration for 10 Men Magazine, photographer Vanina Sorrenti delivers an evocative editorial series that masterfully balances intimacy with the structural rigor of high-end fashion portraiture. Working alongside fashion editor Garth Spencer, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic that prioritizes the raw, tactile quality of its subjects. Across these frames, the styling creates a deliberate tension between casual, lived-in layers—such as open western shirts, pastel tees, and striped boxers—and more structured, sharp-shouldered blazers. The imagery utilizes a mix of soft natural light that plays against the neutral tones of domestic interiors and clean, high-contrast studio strobe lighting that renders the models, Davin Benson and Kit Price, with sculptural precision. This editorial work captures a modern masculinity, one that feels both vulnerable and self-assured as subjects transition from relaxed, reclined poses on plush fabric surfaces to stark, front-facing studio compositions. By stripping away complex artifice, Sorrenti allows the interplay of textures and the natural wave of the subjects' hair, curated by stylist Kiril Vasilev, to take center stage. The result is a series of portraits that function as a cohesive visual narrative, moving beyond mere fashion documentation to offer an intimate, enduring study of the human form within the contemporary menswear landscape.
Project 10 Men Magazine · Nostalgia Craft Classic
Nostalgia Craft Classic for 10 Men Magazine serves as a masterclass in modern sartorial storytelling, deftly navigating the tension between high-fashion refinement and raw, lived-in character. Through a series of meticulously composed diptychs, photographer Mark Pillai explores the dichotomy of the contemporary male wardrobe, bridging the gap between polished studio portraiture and authentic, grit-inflected lifestyle photography. The editorial project leans into a diverse range of visual registers, shifting seamlessly from the controlled, high-contrast geometry of studio strobe setups to the softened, evocative embrace of natural light. Stylist Max Jolivet provides a cohesive vision that celebrates textural juxtaposition, placing structured leather jackets and glossy satin tailoring against the unpredictable softness of cable-knit cardigans and patterned streetwear staples. By anchoring these disparate looks in a singular, thematic focus, the spread avoids the pitfalls of seasonal trend-chasing, instead opting for an enduring exploration of masculine identity. With the creative contributions of hair stylist Masayuki Yuasa and makeup artist Lee Hyangsoon, the imagery remains sharp and intentional, ensuring that every detail—from intricate tattoo work to crisp collars—is rendered with precision. Whether captured against an austere brick wall or within the hazy glow of golden hour, this fashion editorial succeeds by grounding its aspirational elements in genuine, tactile humanity, ultimately offering a nuanced reflection on how garments inform and mirror our personal narratives.
Project 10 Men Magazine · LOUIS VUITTON: ONE FINE DAY
In a sophisticated editorial series for 10 Men Magazine, photographer Cedric Buchet masterfully captures the essence of luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton through an intimate, observational lens. Titled Louis Vuitton: One Fine Day, this fashion campaign leans into the rhythms of daily urban life, trading static studio sterility for the textured vitality of city streets. Model Mohamed Hassan anchors the narrative, bringing a quiet, grounded presence to the frame that perfectly balances the high-end allure of the brand. Under the precise creative guidance of fashion editor and stylist Garth Spencer, the imagery explores a refined interplay of light and architecture. The visual language relies heavily on natural light to define the silhouette of the garments, utilizing sharp, high-contrast diagonal shadows that add a deliberate, sculptural quality to the compositions. From candid street-level moments to the deliberate use of low-key, chiaroscuro lighting during twilight scenes, the project creates a sense of voyeuristic polish. Each shot feels like a stolen moment, elevated by tactile details—the weight of a wool jacket, the gleam of gold-rimmed sunglasses, and the artisanal craftsmanship of the leather goods. By integrating the playful, animal-motif accessories against stark stone facades, the project bridges the gap between classic luxury and contemporary lifestyle portraiture, resulting in a cohesive visual story that feels both aspirational and remarkably reachable.
Project 10 Men Magazine · COMME DES GARCONS SPECIAL
10 Men Magazine spotlights the avant-garde aesthetic of Comme des Garçons in this expansive fashion editorial series. Photographed by Allan Hamitouche, the project features a series of monochromatic portraits and outdoor vignettes that explore themes of texture and volume through tailored silhouettes and floral ornamentation. Stylist Garth Spencer anchors the narrative, pairing structured outerwear with tartan kilts and layered accessories to define the collection’s distinct visual language. Using an analogue film technique to achieve high-contrast, grainy detail, the editorial captures a moody and atmospheric tone across studio and natural light settings. With hair styling by Gor Duryan and central performances by Aaron Danner, the imagery prioritizes tactile material and composition over traditional fashion framing.
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