Men's Health U.S.
Featured Men's Health U.S. projects
This week's top Men's Health U.S. projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Men's Health U.S. · Charles Melton In Charge
In a vivid exploration of modern leisure, Men's Health U.S. captures actor Charles Melton in a multifaceted editorial feature that masterfully blends athletic intensity with relaxed, sun-drenched aestheticism. This comprehensive portfolio utilizes natural light to traverse a variety of settings, from the structured solitude of wood-paneled locker rooms to the sprawling, golden-hued expanses of golf courses and tennis courts. The imagery leans into an editorial lifestyle narrative, presenting Melton not merely as a subject, but as a dynamic figure defined by a raw, cinematic quality that feels both accessible and aspirational. Through techniques including sharp focus portraiture and clever framing, the series highlights the physical nuance and candid personality of its subject, punctuated by playful props like steaks, lollipops, and flowers. With hair styling by Candice Birns providing a polished yet effortless texture, the shoot achieves a cohesive balance between high-concept production and authentic, candid-feeling moments. By expertly navigating between high-key lighting and the dramatic warmth of the golden hour, the project successfully elevates typical magazine portraiture into a rich, visual tapestry. The result is a sophisticated meditation on character, physique, and the casual elegance of a well-lived life, perfectly aligned with the publication’s focus on health, lifestyle, and contemporary entertainment media.
Project Men's Health U.S. · 2026 Men's Health Grooming Awards
The 2026 Men's Health Grooming Awards feature elevates the standard of skincare and beauty editorial, presenting a masterclass in combining rugged masculinity with sophisticated self-care. Through a series of high-impact visuals, the project moves beyond traditional product placement, opting instead for a tactile exploration of ritual and efficacy. Photographer Suzanne Saroff expertly navigates this duality, utilizing a blend of high-speed freeze techniques to capture the kinetic energy of water against skin, while simultaneously employing low-key chiaroscuro lighting to frame the clinical, futuristic aesthetic of modern light therapy devices. The work leans into a refined studio aesthetic, where the juxtaposition of raw muscle and sleek, luxury fragrance packaging creates a compelling narrative around the contemporary grooming experience. Each frame acts as a deliberate study in texture—from the glistening lather of soap on skin to the sharp, industrial lines of high-tech grooming tools. By treating skincare as an essential component of athletic vitality, the campaign bridges the gap between commercial product photography and elevated editorial lifestyle content. This project successfully redefines the visual language of men’s beauty, proving that when handled with a focused, deliberate lens, the mundane act of grooming is transformed into a powerful, aspirational statement of health, strength, and intentional personal maintenance.
Project Men's Health U.S. · How Ed Sheeran Lost 14kg and Got in ...
For the latest issue of Men's Health U.S., the editorial team crafts a compelling visual narrative that tracks the physical transformation of Ed Sheeran, centering on his personal journey toward improved health and fitness. This editorial portrait series effectively bridges the gap between high-energy athletic discipline and raw, approachable celebrity lifestyle photography. Across the collection, the imagery leans into a gritty and authentic aesthetic, utilizing cinematic lighting and natural light to capture the artist in both industrial, textured indoor settings and calm, expansive outdoor environments. The project benefits immensely from the attention to detail provided by prop stylist JJ Chan, who helps ground the compositions, whether Sheeran is navigating weathered, industrial stairwells or lounging against a blurred urban backdrop. By integrating elements of editorial minimalism with a focus on genuine human expression, the photography successfully strips away the glossy artifice often found in fitness media. These portraits rely on textured surroundings and the deliberate contrast of natural sunlight to bring a tactile quality to the screen. Ultimately, the work serves as a masterclass in modern magazine storytelling, blending celebrity lifestyle with a clear commitment to an authentic and grounded narrative that resonates with the publication's core audience, proving that vulnerability is a powerful tool in any creative campaign.
Project Men's Health U.S. · Men's Health U.S. Winter 2024 Digital Cover
Men's Health U.S. presents a portrait of athlete Jaylen Brown for their Winter 2024 digital cover. Captured against a clean studio backdrop, the imagery utilizes saturated red lighting to establish a dramatic, high-contrast editorial look. The composition leans into a low-key chiaroscuro aesthetic, featuring bold typography that frames the subject. The production was overseen by editor Rich Dorment.
Project Men's Health U.S. · Men's Health U.S. November/December 2024 Cover
Men's Health U.S. features Bronny James for its November/December 2024 issue, presenting an editorial portrait captured against a minimal, clean background. The composition highlights the subject in a white tank top and red trousers, centering the imagery on the intersection of sport and lifestyle. Photographers AB & DM lead the visual execution for this vertical-format cover. Editorial direction is provided by Rich Dorment, with fashion direction overseen by Ted Stafford.
Project Men's Health U.S. · Men's Health U.S. September/October 2025 Cover
Men's Health U.S. features actor Austin Butler on the cover of its September/October 2025 issue. The editorial portrait captures the subject in a studio setting, utilizing direct lighting to highlight physical form against a distressed concrete backdrop. Photographer Matthew Brookes leads the visual execution, supported by fashion director Ted Stafford and fashion editor Ryan Hastings. The set design, created by Jamie Taylor and Michael Sturgeon, anchors the composition beneath the publication's signature yellow typography.
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