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Featured Indie Magazine projects

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

Model in a black hat and clear plastic cape holding a large brown leather bag against a white background. Project

Indie Magazine · artum girl

Artum Girl is a fashion editorial series produced for Indie Magazine, showcasing a study in sculptural silhouettes and avant-garde styling. Through a minimalist studio lens, the project explores the interplay of texture and form, pairing structured tailoring with eclectic accessories, including unique fountain-pen earrings and glossy vinyl overlays. Photographed by Olivia Frølich, the series employs clean, high-contrast compositions and dynamic, wind-swept portraiture. The execution leans into minimalist studio aesthetics and graphic hard lighting to emphasize the intricate draping of the garments and the volume of the styling.

Poison Girl Friend wearing an orange corset top and pink skirt seated on the floor surrounded by shoes for Indie Magazine cover. Project

Indie Magazine · Poison Girl Friend x Indie Magazine November 2025 Cover

Indie Magazine presents its AW25/26 cover, featuring musician Poison Girl Friend in an editorial set that centers on a layered, textured aesthetic. Captured by photographers Alex Brunet and Olga Varova, the work utilizes high-contrast flash photography to define the composition. Fashion editor and stylist Daliah Spiegel curates the look with a peach halter corset and floral drapery, while makeup artist Yulya Zalesskaya completes the editorial composition. The series is presented in a vertical format, highlighting an array of footwear against a neutral studio backdrop.

Musician Oklou crawling in a camouflage jacket with pink typography on the Indie Magazine cover. Project

Indie Magazine · Oklou x Indie Magazine November 2025 Cover

Indie Magazine features musician Oklou in this November 2025 cover editorial. The vertical layout centers on a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing negative space and bold typography to frame the subject. Photographers Alex Brunet and Olga Varova capture the subject against a cream backdrop. The work incorporates graphic elements and distinct editorial styling to define the issue’s visual identity.

Spiral-bound printed calendar featuring the Miss June editorial layout with two female models in an outdoor park setting. Project

Indie Magazine · SENG I & SENG IO

Indie Magazine presents SENG I & SENG IO, a fashion editorial project captured by photographer Elina Shevchenko. The series draws on an outdoor, park-based narrative, utilising natural light to highlight a juxtaposition between structured, sculptural garments and organic landscapes. Featuring hair styling by Eduardo Bravo, the imagery explores intricate fabric textures, ranging from delicate lace and tulle to layered polka-dot ensembles. The editorial utilizes a mix of editorial, vertical, and horizontal framing to capture the subjects against weathered stone pedestals, bronze sculptures, and wooded groves.

Model Aweng Chuol in a tiered ruffle dress and high socks on the spiral-bound cover of Indie Magazine Calendar Girls. Project

Indie Magazine · Indie Magazine November 2025 Cover

Indie Magazine presents its November 2025 issue, titled Calendar Girls, featuring model Aweng Chuol. Captured by photographer Olivia Frølich, the cover leans into a retro-inspired editorial aesthetic with a spiral-bound calendar format. The composition is anchored by a warm cream backdrop and bold red typography. Casting direction for the project was provided by Marina Fairfax.

Earl Sweatshirt smiling at a desk with a bundle of newspapers on an Indie Hits magazine cover layout. Project

Indie Magazine · Earl Sweatshirt's New Era

Indie Magazine presents 'Earl Sweatshirt's New Era,' a feature exploring the entertainer through a series of intimate, observational portraits. Photographed by Xavier Scott Marshall, the project employs an analogue film aesthetic, balancing high-contrast monochrome studio work with candid, natural light compositions set in domestic and architectural spaces. The series incorporates prop styling by Annika Fischer, utilizing minimalist interiors and textured ephemera to anchor the editorial narrative. Across the collection, the imagery leans into documentary-style framing and multiple exposure techniques to emphasize the subject's candid expression and surroundings, resulting in a cohesive visual study for the magazine.