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Featured CITY Magazine International projects

This week's top CITY Magazine International projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Editorial portrait of a model wearing a patterned coat and pink headpiece standing before white curtains Project

CITY Magazine International · INSIDE DELHI

Inside Delhi, the latest editorial feature from CITY Magazine International, serves as a masterclass in visual storytelling, mapping the vibrant intersection of contemporary fashion and ancient heritage. Under the precise creative direction of Germain Chauveau, the project transcends the traditional magazine spread, opting instead for a deliberate, rhythmic exploration of India’s capital. Photographer Ashish Shah brings a distinct, cinematic sensibility to the editorial portrait series, utilizing a mix of natural light and low-key chiaroscuro techniques to heighten the emotional resonance of his subjects. By juxtaposing stark architectural landmarks with intimate, human-centric narratives, the feature channels a raw, documentary-focused aesthetic that feels both timely and timeless. The use of analogue film and 35mm film captures the grit and texture of Delhi’s urban landscape, while crisp typography anchors the images within the classic structure of high-end print media. Whether highlighting established fashion designers against temple-carved silhouettes or framing youth culture within concrete-heavy urban squares, the project leans into a minimalist, high-contrast visual language. This editorial collection acts as a sophisticated cultural tapestry, blending reportage with fashion photography to capture the complex, multifaceted soul of a city that constantly balances its storied past with an evolving, modern identity.

Portrait of a male model wearing a sports jersey, pearl necklace, and wristwatch against a plain white studio background. Project

CITY Magazine International · FANCLUBS

In the latest feature for CITY Magazine International, titled FANCLUBS, photographer Germain Chauveau masterfully bridges the gap between terrace culture and high-fashion sensibility. Through a rigorous series of black-and-white portraits, the project interrogates the aesthetic intersection of athletic apparel and luxury styling. By layering classic football jerseys from clubs like FC Bayern Munich and Arsenal with meticulously curated accessories—including intricate gold medallions, pearl necklaces, and high-end mechanical timepieces—the imagery challenges traditional style norms. Models Antoine Waldner, Makur Mabor, and Sanjeev Ranwa embody this juxtaposition, their poses ranging from thoughtful and stylized to candidly deliberate. The editorial photography leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing both natural light and crisp studio strobe lighting to create a high-contrast visual language that emphasizes texture and form. The intentional use of monochrome, alongside techniques such as low-key lighting and chiaroscuro, strips away the noise of team colorways to focus purely on the silhouette and the individual subject. By framing sportswear as a foundational element of a refined, contemporary wardrobe, FANCLUBS provides a fresh perspective on identity within sports culture. Each shot serves as a study in balance, where the raw energy of the pitch meets the refined polish of the fashion world, resulting in a cohesive, thought-provoking editorial that feels both timeless and distinctly modern in its execution.