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Featured Other Scenes Magazine projects
This week's top Other Scenes Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Other Scenes Magazine · Other Scenes Issue 4
Other Scenes Magazine presents the fourth issue of its namesake publication, centered on an editorial cover feature with model Kim Peers. The imagery leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, captured with soft natural light in a neutral interior setting. The editorial team features styling by Celia Moutawahid, hair by Josephine Brignon, and makeup by Kamila Vay. The project was supported by casting director Jordan Mergirie.
Project Other Scenes Magazine · Between rooms 21 & 37
For 'Between rooms 21 & 37,' Other Scenes Magazine presents an editorial series that leans into a cinematic, domestic narrative. Set within the quiet confines of a hotel, the project explores character-driven portraiture through a minimalist lens. Model Kim Peers transitions through various states of study and stillness, captured with a blend of clean, soft-light photography and nostalgic undertones. The aesthetic relies on a refined, neutral palette to ground the editorial’s sculptural fashion choices. Fashion editor and stylist Celia Moutawahid frames the visuals with tailored blazers and metallic textures, supported by the deliberate, slicked-back hair styling of Josephine Brignon and clean makeup artistry by Kamila Vay. The series employs an editorial approach that oscillates between playful, animated gestures and contemplative, static poses.
Project Other Scenes Magazine · Bottega Veneta x Nina Zem
This fashion editorial for Other Scenes Magazine explores the interplay between structured luxury and organic materiality. Featuring Nina Zem, the series showcases Bottega Veneta collections through a lens of minimalist composition, juxtaposing tailored silhouettes with tactile elements such as raw clay, sculptural ceramics, and botanical forms. The execution relies on soft natural light and deliberate diptych layouts to balance portraiture with detailed still-life studies of texture and form. Photographer Hans Neumann leads the visual direction, capturing the subjects across an airy studio environment. The production benefits from the creative vision of Flore Bottaro and the fashion styling of Lune Kuipers, who define the series' neutral-toned aesthetic. Technical contributions include hair styling by Tosh and makeup by Mayumi Oda, rounding out a project that leans into an earthy, clean, and analogue film aesthetic.
Project Other Scenes Magazine · Instinctual Design
Instinctual Design, an editorial feature for Other Scenes Magazine, explores the intersection of sculptural form and fashion. The series relies on a minimalist aesthetic to highlight structural tailoring and tactile, organic elements. Photographer Marco Lessi documents model Cecilia Wu against clean, reflective brushed-metal surfaces and neutral studio backdrops, utilizing soft, diffused lighting to emphasize garment textures. Fashion editor Camilla Pole curates a wardrobe of avant-garde silhouettes, incorporating layered mesh, satin, and deconstructed hardware. The visual narrative is punctuated by still-life studies of botanical arrangements, featuring set design by Romain Goudinoux that underscores the project's focus on material contrast. Hair by Hikaru and makeup by Anna Kato maintain a refined, understated finish throughout the collection.
Project Other Scenes Magazine · Bottega Veneta x Nina Zem
Other Scenes Magazine presents a portrait editorial featuring model Nina Zem, captured by photographer Hans Neumann. The piece leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, placing the subject in a contemporary studio environment to highlight the textures of her attire. Creative direction by Flore Bottaro brings a balanced, editorial sensibility to the composition, supported by fashion styling from Lune Kuipers. The project features grooming contributions by hair stylist Tosh and makeup artist Mayumi Oda, resulting in a cohesive look that centers on natural light and structural simplicity.
Project Other Scenes Magazine · The Utopian
The Utopian, an editorial project for Other Scenes Magazine, explores the interplay between human form and structured, modernist architecture. Captured by photographer Alex Huanfa Cheng, the series features a series of portraits and full-length shots that leverage hard light and geometric lines to frame the subject within neoclassical and brutalist environments. Fashion direction by Julie Ragolia defines the project’s aesthetic, which relies on textured layering—ranging from structured leather trench coats to soft satin overshirts—to complement the clean lines of the surrounding landscapes. With set design by Pierre-Alexandre Fillaire, the editorial incorporates a mix of candid outdoor placements and minimalist studio settings, leaning into a grainy, analogue film aesthetic that heightens the introspective mood of models Merel Roggeveen and Mike Vasilakis.
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