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Featured Clin d’œil Magazine projects

This week's top Clin d’œil Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Model squatting on a dark rock surrounded by coastal waters and large rock formations for Clin d oeil Magazine Project

Clin d’œil Magazine · Ligne d'horizon

Ligne d'horizon is a sprawling fashion editorial commissioned for Clin d’œil Magazine, captured by photographer Royal Gilbert. The series leans into a raw, organic aesthetic, placing model Charlotte Carey against the rugged, weathered landscapes of coastal rock formations and pebble-strewn shores. The imagery shifts between high-contrast monochromatic studies and warm, atmospheric portraits defined by natural light. Technique-wise, the project makes extensive use of analogue film to enhance its tactile quality. The styling, supported by hair stylist Steven Turpin, emphasises this grit through wet-look hair and the juxtaposition of sheer, structured garments against earthy, uneven surfaces. The result is a series that prioritises texture and scale, contrasting the human figure against the geologic vastness of the setting.

Model Tasha Tilberg in a fluffy white coat and tall rubber boots seated outdoors on a large rock with sheep grazing in the background. Project

Clin d’œil Magazine · Hors Sentiers

Hors Sentiers is a fashion editorial series produced for Clin d’œil Magazine, featuring model Tasha Tilberg. The project moves between rural landscapes and intimate domestic environments, alternating between high-contrast monochrome and earthy color palettes. With hair styling by Steven Turpin, the series leans into a raw, observational documentary style. The imagery frequently employs natural light and an analogue aesthetic to emphasize textures ranging from mossy rock formations to rumpled linens and intricate textiles. Through varied perspectives—from low-angle environmental portraits to overhead candid shots—the editorial captures a sense of movement and quiet reflection.