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Featured Lui Magazine France projects

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

Woman in a long-sleeve black bodysuit holds a wooden chair over her shoulder outdoors with a coastal lighthouse in the background. Project

Lui Magazine France · Morning Stroll

Morning Stroll, a captivating fashion campaign for Lui Magazine France, masterfully balances the juxtaposition of high-end luxury fashion with the raw, untamed allure of a coastal landscape. Through the lens of photographer Camellia Menard, the project channels a sense of deliberate ease, leaning into a sophisticated yet relaxed aesthetic that defines modern editorial photography. The imagery relies heavily on the interplay of natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the wardrobe, ranging from sheer black bodysuits and crisp white button-downs to vibrant swimwear accented with metallic details. Under the creative vision of fashion editor and stylist Etienne Jeanson, the styling creates a dialogue between structured, architectural forms and the organic textures of the environment. Each portrait feels carefully curated, with the subjects appearing both statuesque and approachable against backdrops of dry-stacked stone walls, sun-drenched paths, and sweeping blue horizons. By utilizing natural light and shallow depth of field, the campaign captures a series of vignettes that feel intimate, tactile, and endlessly evocative. This project serves as a compelling exploration of fashion as a lifestyle, blending refined silhouettes with an authentic, windswept energy that remains consistently sharp throughout the narrative. It is a striking example of how thoughtful composition and a clear creative perspective can elevate a series of portraits into a cohesive and memorable editorial statement.

Monochrome portrait of DJ Lewis with long dark hair, wearing a heavily embellished patterned jacket and statement rings. Project

Lui Magazine France · DJ LEWIS

In this dynamic music, media, and entertainment editorial feature for Lui Magazine France, photographer Stéphanie Volpato captures the multifaceted persona of DJ Lewis through a series of striking, high-contrast portraits. The project serves as a masterclass in modern editorial photography, oscillating between the sharp clarity of studio strobe lighting and the moody depth of low-key, chiaroscuro techniques. Across the collection, the visual narrative leans into a raw, authentic aesthetic that highlights both the artist’s distinctive physical markers—his intricate ink-work and signature long hair—and his eclectic approach to contemporary style. Volpato skillfully navigates a range of environments, alternating between minimalist high-key white backgrounds and monochromatic grey backdrops that allow the textures of embroidered bomber jackets, frayed fringed garments, and heavy technical utility wear to take center stage. The result is a cohesive, stylized exploration of identity that channels a blend of streetwear edge and avant-garde fashion sensibility. By focusing on intimate, focused gazes and expressive poses, the project eschews typical promotional polish in favor of a cinematic, tactile reality. This series successfully bridges the gap between music culture and high fashion, offering a compelling, multilayered portrait that feels both candid and meticulously crafted, cementing the subject's status as a stylistic powerhouse within the current entertainment landscape.

Four-panel editorial layout featuring a female model in swimwear splashing in the ocean for Lui Magazine France. Project

Lui Magazine France · TO BE FREE

TO BE FREE, an expansive fashion editorial for Lui Magazine France, masterfully navigates the intersection of raw coastal landscape and high-end couture. Captured through the lens of photographer Camellia Menard, the project leans into a sense of untamed elegance, utilizing natural light to elevate the subject against the rugged, wind-swept backdrop of a Caribbean coastline. With fashion direction and styling curated by Etienne Jeanson, the visual narrative moves seamlessly from minimalist, sun-drenched lifestyle compositions to dramatic, high-fashion silhouettes featuring intricate textures like ruffled organza and distressed denim. The use of high-key exposure and a deliberate, airy aesthetic allows the vivid patterns and structured tailoring of the wardrobe to command attention without losing the organic feel of the setting. As a testament to classic editorial minimalism, the layout relies on clean typography and strategic negative space, framing talent Sasha Nikolic as a figure defined by movement and autonomy. The project functions as a curated study in contrasts, where the softness of natural textures meets the sharp edge of luxury fashion house designs. By prioritizing an authentic, sun-kissed atmosphere, the team achieves an ethereal silhouette that captures both the grit of the rocky beach and the refined polish of professional fashion photography, resulting in a cohesive, transportive visual experience that feels both timeless and entirely contemporary.