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This week's top Media & Entertainment projects
This week's top Media & Entertainment projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Esquire UK · The Leading Man
For The Leading Man, Esquire UK features actor Tom Hiddleston in a series of dynamic editorial portraits. Captured by photographer Fumi Homma with fashion styling by Sam Ranger, the project leans into a cinematic aesthetic using rich, warm palettes and theatrical staging. Across the editorial shots, Hiddleston is framed against architectural curtains and retro-inspired interiors. The imagery utilises clean, directed lighting to highlight formal textures, ranging from pinstripe tailoring to satin accents, while incorporating techniques like analogue film to ground the editorial compositions.
Apple · Music Rebrand
Apple Music explores the intersection of sound and form in this brand film directed by Joe Jackson. The project documents the identity's experimental evolution, moving from the physical manipulation of water tanks to the creation of sculptural musical icons. Developed in collaboration with TBWA\Media Arts Lab – LA, the narrative bridges the gap between audio and visuals through a mix of live-action performance and practical effects. Featuring music by Fred again.., the film leans into neon lighting and an analogue aesthetic to illustrate the process of sound-wave synthesis.
Project W Magazine · Inde Navarette
W Magazine features actor Inde Navarrette in a series of editorial portraits that explore architectural constraints and minimalist set design. Captured by photographer Frank Lebon, the shoot leans into clean, geometric compositions using a series of box-like studio structures to frame the subject. Creative directors Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel oversaw the production, which utilizes a bold, high-contrast color palette of purple and blue. The visual language shifts between symmetrical and dynamic perspectives, often incorporating flash and natural light to highlight textures in the styling. Fashion direction provided by Allia Alliata di Montereale maintains a sharp, contemporary edge throughout the editorial sequence.
Project MoMA PS1’s Warm Up has letters that dance to music · Brand Identity
SMLXL developed the brand identity for MoMA PS1’s Warm Up event series, focusing on a visual language that mirrors the kinetic nature of the music-heavy festival. The graphic system utilizes distorted, fracturing typography to convey a sense of rhythm and movement within the promotional materials. Complementing the graphic identity, the project documentation includes aerial perspectives of the MoMA PS1 site. These shots capture the scale of the venue and the surrounding urban environment during the event, highlighting the integration of the museum’s architecture with the crowd. The imagery utilizes saturated tones to emphasize the atmosphere of the festival grounds.
Project Esquire U.S. · Esquire U.S. October/November 2026 Cover
Esquire U.S. features actor Glen Powell on the cover of its October/November 2026 issue. Captured by photographer Billy Kidd, the series leans into a high-contrast aesthetic, utilizing low-key chiaroscuro lighting to emphasize form and tonal depth against a minimalist studio backdrop. The editorial execution remains focused on clean, tight framing, pairing the dramatic monochrome portraits with traditional magazine cover typography. Fashion editor and stylist Chloe Hartstein provides the sartorial direction, while set designer Michael Sturgeon creates the neutral environment. The issue is produced under the leadership of editor Michael Sebastian.
Project W Magazine · Troye Sivan by Trevor Wisecup
W Magazine presents an editorial portrait series of entertainer Troye Sivan, captured by photographer Trevor Wisecup. The imagery explores a blend of urban environments, moving from street-level retail storefronts to expansive city rooftops. The series leans into a cinematic aesthetic, alternating between the direct, high-contrast look of flash photography and the softer, more muted tones of natural light. Through the lens, the portraits employ a distinct analogue film style, characterized by intentional grain and warm color saturation. Creative production was supported by fashion director Allia Alliata di Montereale and makeup artist Rommy Najor, whose contributions inform the sharp menswear styling and textured grooming present throughout the series.
Project Paper Magazine · Hilary Duff by Anna Koblish
Paper Magazine features Hilary Duff in this editorial portrait series, captured by photographer Anna Koblish. The shoot leans into a playful, high-energy aesthetic, incorporating clean studio lighting and high-speed freeze techniques to document dynamic movement and expressive styling. Creative production involves intricate art direction, with the imagery highlighting detailed gemstone embellishments and floral accents. The session features fashion styling by Jason Rembert, hair styling by Barb Thompson, and makeup artistry by Kelsey Deenihan.
Project Bustle Magazine · Kristen Bell’s Happy Tears
Bustle Magazine features actor Kristen Bell in the editorial project Kristen Bell’s Happy Tears. Shot by photographer Matthew Sprout, the series moves between candid outdoor suburban settings and intimate, warmly lit domestic interiors. The imagery leans into a nostalgic, analogue-film aesthetic, utilizing grainy textures and natural light to create a relaxed, documentary-style portraiture. Fashion editor Ashley Furnival styled the feature, incorporating diverse textures ranging from voluminous coats to sheer lace and vibrant floral patterns. Grooming and styling detail was provided by hair stylist Dimitris Giannetos and manicurist Queenie Nguyen, rounding out the production's editorial look.
Project WSJ · ROSALÍA
This editorial feature for WSJ magazine highlights entertainer Rosalía through a series of portraits captured by photographer Charlotte Wales. The series channels a clean, editorial aesthetic, relying on monochromatic palettes and deliberate studio lighting to focus on structural fashion and intricate textures. Fashion editors Chloe and Chenelle Delgadillo lean into avant-garde silhouettes, including a gown sculpted from printed newspaper and minimalist strapless pieces. The production is supported by makeup artist Serpiente and set designer Kelly Infield, utilizing a neutral backdrop to maintain focus on the subject. The imagery employs techniques such as clean composition and chiaroscuro lighting to define the editorial look.
Project Wonderland Magazine · A Love Letter To Kylie Jenner
Wonderland Magazine presents a feature titled A Love Letter To Kylie Jenner, an editorial project that centres on a series of candid, outdoor portraits. The imagery explores a raw and grounded aesthetic, set against rural landscapes and earthy, rustic environments that contrast with high-contrast, monochrome compositions. Photographer Drew Vickers captures the subject in natural light, employing an analogue film technique to emphasise texture and atmosphere. The editorial styling by Carlos Nazario leans into a clean, minimalist silhouette, with support from hair stylist Iggy Rosales and makeup artist Ariel Tejada. Additional contributions include casting by Rachel Chandler and set design by Jeremy Reimnitz.
Project Harper's Bazaar U.S. · Julianne Moore Is Still Obsessed
Harper's Bazaar U.S. features actor Julianne Moore in the editorial series Julianne Moore Is Still Obsessed. Shot by photographer Senta Simond, the project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing natural light and clean studio compositions to emphasize structured tailoring and quiet poise. The production features fashion styling by Malina Joseph Gilchrist, with hair styling by Jimmy Paul, makeup by Romy Soleimani, and manicures by Yuko Tsuchihashi. Set designer Bailey Brown provides the subtle studio backdrop, which incorporates floral elements and purposeful seating to complement Moore's candid portraiture. Techniques such as long exposure and analogue film textures add a tactile quality to the editorial imagery.
Project De Bijloke · Brand Identity
De Bijloke Muziekcentrum, a music venue and performance space, commissioned Pentagram to develop a comprehensive brand identity. The design system centers on bold, structured typography paired with fluid, abstract line art, utilizing a vibrant palette that transitions across promotional materials and event collateral. By applying these graphic elements to apparel, outdoor signage, and print media, the identity establishes a cohesive visual presence. The project incorporates a versatile range of applications, from concert hall screen graphics and billboard posters featuring artists like Benjamin Clementine, to merchandise including tote bags and apparel. The execution leans into a clean, minimalist approach, relying on vector-based imagery and precise layout to maintain consistency across both physical environments and digital displays.
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