Glamour UK
Featured Glamour UK projects
This week's top Glamour UK projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Glamour UK · Wunmi Mosaku Claims Her Legacy
In a commanding display of creative portraiture, Glamour UK invites actor Wunmi Mosaku to claim her legacy through a series of striking visuals that masterfully balance structural rigor with organic warmth. This editorial feature leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and deliberate studio strobe setups to create a dialogue between the subject and her surroundings. Photographer Ekua King captures Mosaku with a quiet, regal intensity, framing her against muted, earthy backdrops that allow bold textures—from the voluminous white draped garments to the vibrant lime green knitwear—to take center stage. The styling, curated by fashion editor Georgia Medley, plays with scale and form, complemented by the intricate, sculptural braided updos designed by hair stylist Dionne Smith. Makeup artist Joy Adenuga complements the narrative with clean, glowing skin that grounds the more avant-garde accessory choices, including dramatic tassel earrings and layered metallic jewelry. Set designer Josh Stovell introduces subtle yet evocative elements, such as cascading orange sand and emerging flora, which add a tactile depth to the composition. By fusing high-fashion editorial sensibilities with an authentic, reflective mood, the project achieves a polished, lasting portrait of a modern talent. Every element, down to the dark manicured nails polished by Tinu Bello, contributes to a cohesive vision that celebrates presence, texture, and personal evolution within the contemporary media landscape.
Project Glamour UK · The Real Sadie Sink
Glamour UK presents 'The Real Sadie Sink,' a portrait-led cover editorial featuring actor Sadie Sink. Photographed by Arseny Jabiev, the shoot employs a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a pure white seamless studio backdrop to focus on precise composition and editorial detail. The imagery captures Sink in a side-profile study, incorporating a sculpted metal element as a focal point. Styling by Anatolli Smith introduces a monochromatic palette, paired with a soft low knot hairstyle by Lacy Redway and natural makeup by Mollie Gloss. The session features a clean visual approach, integrating magazine typography within the vertical frame.
Project Glamour UK · Women Of The Year
Glamour UK celebrates influential voices with its Women Of The Year series. Captured by photographer Scarlett Casciello, the project features a collection of editorial portraits that lean into bold color-blocking and refined studio aesthetics. The imagery utilizes a high-contrast palette of burnt orange and deep navy, paired with structural set design and lush velvet drapery. The portraits feature public figures including Tyla and Adwoa Aboah, highlighting intricate garment textures under clean, directional studio lighting. This editorial campaign employs a graphic visual language, shifting between minimalist geometry and moody, layered backgrounds to document this year's honorees.
Project Glamour UK · Glamour UK Women Of The Year 2025 Covers
Glamour UK celebrates its Women of the Year 2025 with an editorial series centered on a group portrait within a theatre environment. The imagery captures a collective of industry figures, including Rachel Zegler, Tyla, Adwoa Aboah, Ceval Omar, Munroe Bergdorf, and Taira, staged amidst the deep crimson seating of the venue. Photographers Carly Scott, Delali Ayivi, Fanny Latour-Lambert, and Liz Johnson Artur utilized soft, directed lighting to emphasize the textures of intricate lace garments and the setting's rich color palette. Fashion styling was led by Dione Davis, Lola Chatterton, Rachel Bakewell, and Rebecca Purshouse, with hair and makeup contributions from Jaz Lanyero, Nao Kawakami, Sharon Robinson, Yusef Williams, Jenny Coombs, Jimmy Stam, and Joey Choy.
Project Glamour UK · Laufey
Glamour UK features singer-songwriter Laufey in an editorial portrait series defined by soft, intimate composition. Photographed by Yuvali Theis, the imagery captures the artist in a series of textured tweed ensembles, set against warm, neutral indoor environments. The production leans into natural light to accentuate fabric details and clean, bright tones. With fashion styling by Leith Clark, the visual aesthetic is supported by hair styling from Luke Hersheson and makeup by Francesca Brazzo, maintaining a consistent, refined look across the editorial.
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