Harper's Bazaar France Homme
Featured Harper's Bazaar France Homme projects
This week's top Harper's Bazaar France Homme projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Mode 3
Mode 3, a captivating editorial project for Harper's Bazaar France Homme, masterfully bridges the gap between the structured precision of luxury fashion houses and the sun-drenched, carefree spirit of surf culture. Under the creative direction of fashion director Imruh Asha and captured through the lens of photographer Giovanni Corabi, the series leans into a cinematic, lifestyle-oriented aesthetic that feels both curated and effortlessly authentic. The visual narrative unfolds through a series of thoughtful diptychs and multi-panel spreads, utilizing natural light to bathe subjects—including model Buster Jaeger—in the warm, hazy glow of the golden hour. By juxtaposing sharp, formal tailoring with relaxed, oceanic motifs like floral leis and surfboards, the project creates a dialogue between high-fashion sophistication and casual coastal living. Techniques such as live-action snapshots and structured collage compositions add a layer of modern reportage, elevating the editorial feel beyond traditional portraiture. Whether styled in monochrome blazers or eclectic, fringed knitwear, the subjects embody a youthful, adventurous energy that defines contemporary menswear. The result is a cohesive, vibrant story that celebrates the interplay of texture, pattern, and environment, cementing its place as a standout fashion narrative that captures the essence of modern escapism.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Bazaar Sport
Harper's Bazaar France Homme delivers a masterclass in athletic aesthetic with Bazaar Sport, a series that redefines the intersection of high-fashion photography and raw physical performance. Under the lens of photographer Zac Bayly, the project eschews typical gym-bound visuals, instead leaning into a sophisticated, timeless narrative where vintage-inspired rugby gear and minimalist athletic wear take center stage. The editorial portraiture thrives on a balance of technical precision and kinetic energy, utilizing natural light and high-contrast flash to accentuate the interplay between form and fabric. Stylist Bridie Gilbert brings a curated, clean sensibility to the series, pairing structured jerseys and classic swim briefs with gritty, functional accessories like leather boxing gloves and nylon equipment. Whether captured against a vibrant teal backdrop, a moody coastal sunset, or the raw concrete of an outdoor pool, each image functions as a deliberate study in anatomy and movement. Through the combined efforts of casting director Ben Grimes and set designer Nat Turnbull, the campaign maintains a consistent, elevated rhythm, employing chiaroscuro lighting and cinematic framing to ground the athleticism in pure visual drama. Bazaar Sport succeeds by treating the human body as an architectural element, resulting in an editorial showcase that feels both nostalgic and distinctly contemporary in its pursuit of elevated lifestyle storytelling.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Bazaar 'O Clock
Bazaar 'O Clock is a refined editorial series for Harper's Bazaar France Homme that explores the intersection of luxury horology and personal style. Through a minimalist lens, the project highlights high-end timepieces alongside curated menswear accessories and tactile everyday objects. Photographer Louis Dewynter captures these compositions with a focus on metallic sheen, rich leather textures, and deliberate tonal contrasts. Creative direction by Franck Durand, with art direction from Anaïs Mesmacque and Lise de Martino, establishes a polished, cohesive aesthetic. The series employs soft directional lighting and clean, vertical framing to elevate the watch as both a functional tool and a design object within the broader fashion landscape.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · MODE 2
MODE 2 for Harper's Bazaar France Homme explores the intersection of high-fashion editorial aesthetics and technical outdoor expedition gear. Through a series of studio and location-based portraits, the project juxtaposes sculptural, layered knitwear and avant-garde silhouettes against the stark, minimalist backdrop of alpine snowfields and neutral studio settings. Photographer Giovanni Corabi and creative director Franck Durand lead the visual narrative, which leans into a naturalistic, often desaturated palette. The execution prioritizes tactile detail, highlighting the contrast between heavy technical mountaineering equipment and precise, tailored apparel. Fashion direction by Imruh Asha provides a structural coherence to the complex assemblages of textiles and accessories. Utilizing clean lighting and occasional analogue film textures, the editorial creates a sense of isolated, atmospheric exploration.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Photography Casper Kofi
Photographer Casper Kofi captures a series of menswear fashion editorials for Harper's Bazaar France Homme. Working under the creative direction of Franck Durand and the fashion direction of Elodie David Touboul, the series explores tailored silhouettes and varied fabric textures ranging from heavy wool and fur to glossy leather. The editorial, styled by Tony Irvine, utilises a monochrome palette to place focus on garment structure and layering. Set design by Ian Salter and hair styling by Nero support the mood, which leans into chiaroscuro and moody lighting techniques. These portraits, featuring models including Bukwop Kir, Lamine Seck, Marcus Musso, and Meadi Ojulu, are shot in both controlled studio environments and naturally lit interior spaces.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Bazaar Obsession
Bazaar Obsession is a menswear editorial feature for Harper's Bazaar France Homme, captured by photographer Bruno Staub. The project centers on a series of studio-based portraits that highlight classic tailoring, structured outerwear, and textured accessories against a neutral, seamless backdrop. Fashion editor and stylist Virginie Benarroch leads the wardrobe direction, pairing sharp suits and trench coats with curated accessories. The aesthetic leans into a refined, monochromatic editorial style, utilizing clean studio lighting and soft, directional natural light to emphasize fabric detail and garment construction. The project features model Esteban Monbaliu alongside additional talent, with grooming executed by hair stylist Joseph Pujalte and makeup artist Christine Corbel.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Bazaar Sport
Bazaar Sport is a fashion editorial series for Harper's Bazaar France Homme that explores the intersection of classic sportswear and contemporary tailoring. Photographed by Zac Bayly under the creative direction of Franck Durand, the project frames athletic apparel through a documentary lens, utilizing a blend of high-contrast flash and warm natural light. The aesthetic leans into a vintage gymnasium and locker room setting, emphasizing raw textures and physical form. Styling by Virginie Benarroch centers on retro-inspired garments, ranging from ribbed unitards and striped wrestling singlets to rugby polos and casual knitwear. The editorial, which features models Jarrod Scott, Robbie Jr, and Veit Schikowski, employs a versatile approach to lighting to switch between stark, graphic portraits and intimate, tactile still lifes.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Bazaar Icône Yohji Yamamoto
Harper's Bazaar France Homme profiles fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto in this editorial feature for the Bazaar Icône series. The portrait captures the designer in a monochromatic, minimalist setting, focusing on the texture of his signature dark attire and the surrounding raw wooden elements. Photographer Simons Pinckney Finnerty employs soft, natural light to maintain a clean aesthetic throughout the frame. The project is directed by Franck Durand and art directed by Lise de Martino, highlighting the editorial craftsmanship within the luxury fashion sector.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Bazaar x THE ROW
Bazaar x THE ROW is a luxury fashion editorial series featured in Harper's Bazaar France Homme. Photographed by Romain Duquesne with creative direction from Franck Durand, the project centers on minimalist menswear, utilizing a refined, neutral palette to emphasize architectural tailoring and textile detail. The series leans into a clean, monochromatic aesthetic, combining natural light with textured studio backdrops. Styling by Katie Shaw highlights classic silhouettes, with hair by Mélissa Rouillé and makeup by Lauren Bos. The production, featuring model Aleksandr Gordeev, employs both digital and analogue / film techniques to capture understated, editorial portraiture within a sparse, minimalist environment. Set design by Sati Leonne completes the production’s focus on clean lines and negative space.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Mode 1
Mode 1 for Harper's Bazaar France Homme is a fashion editorial series that explores menswear through a bold, sculptural lens. Photographer Ethan James Green captures the subjects across various urban rooftop and outdoor settings, utilizing warm natural light to emphasize form and texture. The project features styling by Panos Yiapanis, with hair by Ali Pirzadeh and makeup by Vassilis Theotokis, resulting in a cohesive visual narrative across a range of intimate and dynamic portraits. Each image leverages editorial techniques, including moody analogue-style treatments and striking golden hour compositions, to frame the menswear collection with a distinct, contemporary sensibility.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · BAZAAR SPORT
BAZAAR SPORT for Harper's Bazaar France Homme is a fashion editorial series that explores the intersection of high-performance athletic wear and contemporary tailoring. Captured by photographer Bruno Staub, the project features model Micheal Okotie across a diverse range of environments, spanning pristine studio settings and expansive snowy landscapes. Creative direction by Franck Durand, alongside art direction by Anaïs Mesmacque and Lise de Martino, establishes a visual dialogue between luxury apparel and technical sports utility. The styling by Virginie Benarroch leans into textured layering, utilizing bold geometric patterns, ski accessories, and winter outerwear. Executed with a blend of natural light and high-key studio lighting, the imagery employs monochrome and grainy film techniques to emphasize tactile details and seasonal form.
Project Harper's Bazaar France Homme · Mode 3
Mode 3, a fashion editorial for Harper's Bazaar France Homme, leans into a distinct juxtaposition of rugged industrialism and polished studio minimalism. Photographer Krisztián Éder captures model Lincoln Donald across a series of stark environments, from weathered agricultural sites to high-contrast monochrome studio settings, with casting led by Piotr Chamier. The project emphasises texture through a recurrent use of leather, denim, and cowboy motifs, often shot on analogue film to achieve a nuanced, grainy aesthetic. Stylist Berenger Pelc creates an interplay between sleek apparel and mechanical, earthy backdrops. The editorial is further defined by its emphasis on natural light, with grooming by hair stylist Akemi Kishida and makeup artist Patrick Glatthaar providing a clean, intentional finish.
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