Mujer Hoy
Featured Mujer Hoy projects
This week's top Mujer Hoy projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Mujer Hoy · La Heroina que vino del Este
La Heroina que vino del Este is a fashion editorial feature produced for the Spanish publication Mujer Hoy. The series focuses on high-end garment textures and minimalist compositions, utilizing clean studio environments and soft, diffused light to establish a modern, refined aesthetic. The project features actress Mirela Balić and follows a consistent visual narrative defined by editorial portraiture. With fashion direction by Gervasio Pérez and photography by Charly Calderon, the imagery leans into dynamic movement and high-key lighting to emphasize tailored knits, leather pieces, and sheer fabrics. Makeup artist Kley Kafe contributes to the polished, understated look throughout the series.
Project Mujer Hoy · Mujer Hoy May 2026 Digital Cover
For the May 2026 digital cover of Mujer Hoy, the production team delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism, leaning into a sharp, high-fashion aesthetic that places the subject firmly at the center of the frame. Photographer Charly Calderon captures model Nieves Alvarez in a full-length, high-impact composition that relies on clean lines and a restrained color palette to make a sophisticated visual statement. The imagery benefits significantly from high-key lighting, which eliminates distractions and emphasizes the structural volume of the ruffled black skirt and the intricate texture of the knit top. Fashion Director Gervasio Pérez curates an ensemble that balances drama with elegance, allowing the dynamic silhouette to define the mood of the cover. By utilizing precise studio strobe techniques, the shoot achieves a crisp, polished finish that feels both modern and timeless. This project exemplifies how intentional framing and thoughtful styling can elevate a digital cover, transforming a classic studio portrait into a compelling narrative of confidence and poise. The work serves as a testament to the power of collaboration, blending expert fashion direction with technical precision to command attention in a crowded media landscape. Every element, from the deliberate pose to the stark, seamless white background, works in harmony to reinforce the publication's signature style while showcasing Alvarez's command of the camera in this standout feature.
Project Mujer Hoy · Mujer Hoy May 2026 Cover
The May 2026 cover of Mujer Hoy serves as a masterclass in editorial precision, stripping away the excess of traditional magazine media to focus squarely on the synergy between sculptural fashion and classic portrait photography. By utilizing a controlled studio strobe setup paired with the subtle softening of natural light, photographer Charly Calderon captures a striking sense of confidence that demands attention from the newsstand. At the heart of this visual narrative is model Nieves Alvarez, whose posture and gaze bridge the gap between high-fashion detachment and an engaging, direct connection with the reader. Fashion director Gervasio Pérez elevates the composition through a choice of a minimalist, form-fitting black bodysuit that emphasizes the structural drama of voluminous puffed shoulders against a stark, off-white backdrop. This deliberate simplicity allows the bold, high-end editorial typography in soft green and black to breathe, reinforcing the magazine's identity as a leader in the entertainment and lifestyle space. The project leans into a clean, graphic aesthetic, proving that intentional negative space and a sharp focus on silhouette remain the most effective tools for modern editorial portraiture. By focusing on the structural elegance of the attire and the precise lighting techniques, the team has delivered a cover that feels both timeless and impeccably relevant for the contemporary media landscape.
Project Mujer Hoy · El poder de la Edad
In the striking fashion editorial project El poder de la Edad, Mujer Hoy explores the intersection of maturity, confidence, and high-fashion aesthetics. Through the lens of photographer Charly Calderon and the creative vision of fashion director Gervasio Pérez, the series presents model Nieves Alvarez as a study in poise and sophisticated tailoring. The project leans into a minimalist visual language, utilizing a high-key white backdrop to isolate the subject and prioritize the interplay of form and texture. Across the various compositions, the styling highlights everything from oversized, loose-fitting blazers and structured bodices to dramatic, voluminous skirts with complex ruffles, each piece meticulously chosen to accentuate a sense of timeless elegance. The imagery frequently employs studio strobe lighting to ensure a crisp, polished result that emphasizes the tactile quality of knitwear, lace, and layered fabrics. By focusing on symmetrical framing and dynamic poses, the work channels an editorial minimalism that feels both contemporary and classic. This series serves as a powerful statement on the grace found in age, successfully bridging the gap between luxury fashion houses and a modern, high-end editorial sensibility. Every frame, from the monochromatic portraits to the vibrant, high-contrast shots, maintains a cohesive, deliberate rhythm that allows the subject to command the space while showcasing exquisite garment craftsmanship.
Project Mujer Hoy · Fiesta Tranquila
Fiesta Tranquila is a fashion editorial series for Mujer Hoy, featuring model Tanya Ruban across a variety of indoor and outdoor settings. The project balances sharp, structured silhouettes with softer, textured layering to explore varied moods through wardrobe and environment. Photographed by Charly Calderon, the series utilizes natural light to heighten the contrast between clean architectural details and lush, organic backdrops. Fashion direction by Gervasio Pérez defines the aesthetic, incorporating pieces ranging from sequined cocktail dresses to oversized faux-fur layers. Makeup artist Ricardo Calero complements these looks with refined beauty styling. The visual narrative relies on techniques such as analogue film, raw digital textures, and subtle VFX, resulting in a moody, tactile collection of imagery.
Project Mujer Hoy · Hora de Brillar
Mujer Hoy presents Hora de Brillar, an editorial beauty project that highlights diverse cosmetic applications and seasonal styling. The series features model Sophie Rask, whose expressions and features are captured through a variety of studio setups. Photographer Charly Calderon employs a range of techniques, from dramatic low-key chiaroscuro lighting to bright, clean beauty setups. Fashion direction by Gervasio Pérez provides a polished aesthetic, while makeup artist Raquel Álvarez Díaz focuses on intricate details, including bold metallic pigments and precise graphic eyeliner, to define the visual language of the shoot.
Project Mujer Hoy · Almudena Fernandez Vuelve a la Moda
Almudena Fernandez Vuelve a la Moda is a fashion editorial series for Mujer Hoy, featuring model Almudena Fernandez. Photographed by Jonathan Segade, the project presents a collection of portraits that balance clean, minimalist compositions with high-contrast, sunlit outdoor settings. The series leans into a polished aesthetic, utilizing natural light to accentuate the textures of tailored knitwear and structured silhouettes. The imagery shifts between studio environments and architectural urban backdrops, emphasizing clean lines and directional shadows throughout the editorial spread.
Project Mujer Hoy · Pretérito perfecto
For the 'Pretérito perfecto' story in Mujer Hoy, photographer Pepe Lobez captures model Tiko Jijelava in an editorial portrait series. The imagery leans into a structured aesthetic, featuring a graphic grid-patterned blouse and a prominent spherical pearl pendant that anchors the styling. Utilizing high-key lighting, the work maintains a high-contrast monochrome palette. The portraits emphasize a retro silhouette, with Jijelava's hair styled in a sculptural wavy bob to complement the graphic nature of the wardrobe.
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