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Featured Them Magazine projects
This week's top Them Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Them Magazine · Louisa Jacobson Was Born to Do This
For this feature in Them Magazine, titled Louisa Jacobson Was Born to Do This, photographer Mayan Toledano captures a series of intimate, high-impact portraits that balance raw intensity with a refined, minimalist aesthetic. The shoot, shaped by the discerning eye of fashion editor and stylist Jessette, places actor Louisa Jacobson in a sequence of domestic, yet highly structured environments. Through a blend of editorial portraiture and cinematic framing, the narrative leans into a soft, monochromatic palette where muted earth tones, blush pinks, and crisp whites allow the subject's poised, contemplative presence to command the frame. The work utilizes a variety of sophisticated techniques, including natural light, to emphasize the tactile quality of knit and lace fabrics, while the inclusion of abstract sculptural pieces and distressed textiles introduces a modern, deconstructed edge. With hair styling by Blake Erik that complements the shoot's understated yet intentional mood, the project channels a sense of quiet power. The interplay between the clean, sparse interior settings and the deliberate styling choices creates a visual tension, resulting in a cohesive editorial study that feels both candid and masterfully directed. The final result is a polished, contemporary showcase that thrives on the subtle contrast between the subject’s relaxed poses and the rigid, deliberate construction of the surrounding environment.
Project Them Magazine · Burberry
In this evocative fashion editorial for Burberry featured in Them Magazine, photographer Kodai Ikemitsu crafts a visual narrative that leans into the intersection of heritage and modern intimacy. Captured against the stark backdrop of an urban park during the transition between late autumn and winter, the imagery utilizes natural light to ground high-end luxury in a raw, cinematic atmosphere. By balancing wide-angle compositions with intense, close-up profile shots, the project highlights the brand’s iconic trench coats and plaid motifs through a lens of quiet, human connection. The styling, curated by hair stylist Yu Nagatomo and makeup artist Takenaka, avoids excessive polish, instead opting for a lived-in aesthetic that allows the textured knitwear and structured outerwear to command attention. Models Adeleye Segun, Denetric Malope, and Lily Chapman navigate the outdoor space with a stoic yet emotive presence, their interactions providing a counterpoint to the rigid, classic geometry of the Burberry garments. This editorial aesthetic successfully translates the storied legacy of the fashion house into a contemporary lifestyle context, where the golden hour glow emphasizes facial contours and creates a sense of timelessness. Through these carefully arranged groupings, the campaign feels less like a traditional product display and more like a candid observation of style in motion, effectively bridging the gap between archival luxury and modern, youth-focused storytelling.
Project Them Magazine · New era
In this latest editorial for Them Magazine titled New Era, photographer Taro Mizutani expertly captures a contemporary tension between structure and softness within the realm of designer fashion. The series leans into a sharp, architectural aesthetic, utilizing the stark contrast of a raw plywood installation against a pristine, white-walled studio environment to frame its subjects. This editorial fashion campaign moves beyond standard portraiture by treating the physical space as a deliberate narrative device, employing natural light to accentuate the precise tailoring of the pastel pink suits and structured tracksuits worn by models Denetric Malope, Mico Ntaganda, and Tsubasa. Through a lens of deliberate minimalism, the shoot explores the intersections of modern masculinity and luxury apparel, grounded by the grounded styling of hair stylist Hayate Maeda, whose work contributes to the clean, elevated aesthetic. The composition is bolstered by the integration of geometric elements, such as metallic accents on the concrete floor, which push the visual language toward a more conceptual editorial space. By emphasizing clean lines and purposeful placement, Mizutani creates a dialogue between the garments and the environment, ensuring the focus remains squarely on the evolving silhouettes defining the current fashion landscape. The result is a refined, cohesive visual statement that successfully bridges the gap between high-concept artistic expression and classic fashion editorial storytelling, ultimately defining the New Era theme with precision and poise.
Project Them Magazine · Them Magazine June 2025 Cover
Them Magazine’s June 2025 cover features a focused portrait that leans into an avant-garde aesthetic. The editorial image captures a model accented by intricate, abstract facial illustrations and vivid blue contact lenses, set against a clean, striking composition. Photographer Saram Han leads the visual direction of the cover, supported by the detailed hair styling of Hayate Maeda and deliberate makeup artistry from Uda Kesho. The work utilizes natural light to highlight the graphic elements of the face paint and the texture of slicked hair, maintaining a sharp, high-contrast finish.
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