Marie Claire Belgium
Featured Marie Claire Belgium projects
This week's top Marie Claire Belgium projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Marie Claire Belgium · Louis Vuitton with Eliyha Altena
Marie Claire Belgium brings a distinct sense of cinematic gravitas to its latest spread, featuring actor Eliyha Altena in an intimate exploration of luxury and personal style. Captured through the lens of photographer Gill Nunes, this designer fashion editorial moves beyond the traditional tropes of glossy media spreads, opting instead for a deliberate, stylized narrative that centers on character and texture. The project leans heavily into a refined retro aesthetic, utilizing the distinct capabilities of flash and hard light to create a high-contrast visual environment that feels both contemporary and nostalgic. In one standout medium close-up, Altena is framed against a patterned, gold-toned wall, his camel-colored Louis Vuitton monogram jacket serving as the tactile focal point of the composition. The use of a mirror reflection introduces a dual layer to the narrative, inviting the viewer into a quiet, introspective moment that feels unscripted and raw. By balancing the bold, heritage-heavy patterns of Louis Vuitton with the stripped-back, natural ease of Altena’s presence, the feature successfully bridges the gap between high-end fashion and the personal identity of the talent. Through this careful interplay of shadow, reflection, and precise sartorial choices, the editorial establishes a compelling mood that captures the essence of modern luxury media, proving that even the most established brands benefit from an authentic, human-centric approach.
Project Marie Claire Belgium · Beaton-Mania
The Beaton-Mania editorial for Marie Claire Belgium is a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling, perfectly blending high-fashion sensibilities with a moody, mid-century aesthetic. Through the lens of photographer Sieme Hermans, the series channels the elegance of early 20th-century portraiture, utilizing analogue film techniques to capture a sense of timeless drama. Under the artful direction of fashion editor and stylist Tom Eerebout, each frame serves as a deliberate study in texture and contrast. The project leans into the chiaroscuro tradition, where natural light interacts with deep, sculptural shadows to highlight intricate garment details—from structured bouclé jackets and lace-collared blouses to flowing, minimalist capes. Whether portraying a subject in the quiet introspection of a vanity mirror or reclined in an eclectic, smoke-filled interior, the imagery feels both intimate and theatrical. The collection relies on a sophisticated monochrome and sepia-toned palette, emphasizing clean lines and balanced, centered framing that feels distinctly cinematic. By weaving together elements of lifestyle photography and narrative-driven portraiture, the shoot transforms domestic settings into evocative stages. This project successfully captures a vintage, refined aesthetic while maintaining a sharp, contemporary relevance, proving that the marriage of expert styling and deliberate lighting can create a profound, lasting impact within the competitive landscape of modern media and entertainment.
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