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Featured Vogue Hombre projects

This week's top Vogue Hombre projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Maluma seated on the edge of a satin-covered bed wearing a grey double-breasted suit and blue shirt for the Vogue Hombre cover. Project

Vogue Hombre · Vogue Hombre May 2026 Cover

For the May 2026 issue of Vogue Hombre, the editorial team has captured Colombian superstar Maluma in a moment of quiet intensity that perfectly balances his global icon status with a grounded, intimate aesthetic. Captured by photographer Diego Bendezu, the cover story leans into a sophisticated editorial portrait style that feels both accessible and distinctly high-fashion. Seated on a hotel bed, Maluma anchors the composition in a sharp grey wool double-breasted suit, a choice curated by fashion editor Dena Giannini that speaks to a modern interpretation of masculine elegance. The visual narrative is enhanced by the warm, atmospheric quality of natural light filtering through a hotel interior, effectively softening the sharp lines of the tailoring against the tactile texture of the silk bedding. Javier Irigoyen’s set design avoids unnecessary clutter, allowing the focus to remain on the artist’s direct, unyielding gaze and his signature ink. With hair styling by Cynthia Alvarez providing a clean, polished finish and casting direction by Sergio Kletnoy ensuring the feature resonates with current music culture, the project serves as a masterclass in contemporary magazine layout. Under the guidance of head of editorial content Karla Martinez de Salas, the issue successfully fuses the prestige of the Vogue brand with the evolving landscape of global music entertainment, resulting in an image that is as narrative-driven as it is visually arresting.

Maluma wearing an olive green suit and tinted sunglasses leaning against an armchair for Vogue Hombre. Project

Vogue Hombre · La Sensación Latina Está De Regreso

Vogue Hombre captures a raw yet impeccably curated essence in its latest feature, La Sensación Latina Está De Regreso. This high-end fashion editorial, brought to life by the vision of head of editorial content Karla Martinez de Salas, leans into a nostalgic aesthetic that feels both modern and deeply rooted in retro visual storytelling. Featuring global entertainer Maluma as the central figure, the project serves as a masterclass in atmospheric portrait photography. Photographer Diego Bendezu employs natural light to accentuate the textures of intricate silk garments and heavy metallic-flecked blazers, while casting against bold floral wallpapers and vintage interior motifs to build a distinctively cinematic atmosphere. The styling, curated by Dena Giannini, seamlessly blends luxury brand accents with a relaxed, lived-in sensibility that highlights Maluma’s iconic tattoos and effortless stage presence. Every frame is meticulously crafted, from the moody shadows cast in a dimly lit motel room to the high-contrast sharpness of the balcony shots. With the thoughtful inclusion of set design by Javier Irigoyen, the imagery transcends traditional editorial minimalism, favoring a layered, textured approach that feels immersive and authentic. This collection of portraits and lifestyle compositions perfectly captures a cultural phenomenon through a sophisticated, lens-forward perspective, solidifying its place as a standout piece of contemporary media and entertainment branding that resonates with both style enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.

Gilberto Ramírez floating submerged in clear water wearing a white textured knit top on the Vogue Hombre cover. Project

Vogue Hombre · Vogue Hombre October 2025 Cover

The October 2025 cover of Vogue Hombre features professional boxer Gilberto Ramírez in a submerged editorial portrait. Photographed by Mauricio Sanchez, the imagery utilizes soft daylight to project complex refractions across the subject, set against deep, aquatic blue-green tones. The project was overseen by Head of Editorial Content Karla Martinez de Salas, with art direction provided by Claudia Valdez. The session, coordinated by producer Victoria Pavon, features styling that leans into textured knitwear, captured with a distinct vertical editorial composition.