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

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The Hollywood Reporter · The Hollywood Reporter 07/22/2026 Cover

For the July 22, 2026 cover of The Hollywood Reporter, the creative team orchestrates a masterful display of editorial portraiture that leans into the vibrant chemistry of the cast. Captured through the expert lens of photographer Danielle Levitt, the session utilizes sharp studio strobe lighting to emphasize the polished, high-contrast aesthetic synonymous with premier entertainment magazine covers. Under the creative direction of Ada Guerin, the composition eschews traditional static poses for a dynamic, playful interaction between actors Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, and Juno Temple, reflecting a lighthearted energy that anchors the feature. The styling, curated by Alison Edmond and James Yardley, pairs tailored navy and light blue ensembles against a stark white backdrop to create a clean, modern lifestyle look that allows the bold typography of the cover line to command attention. By balancing sharp sartorial choices with an approachable, candid sensibility, the project achieves a sophisticated yet inviting tone. The cohesive vision, bolstered by meticulous hair and makeup work, successfully elevates this media and entertainment industry staple, proving that even within the constraints of a standard cover shoot, there is immense room for personality and movement to define the final visual narrative.

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The Hollywood Reporter · By Danielle Levitt

In a vivid exploration of chemistry and character, photographer Danielle Levitt delivers an arresting editorial portfolio for The Hollywood Reporter, capturing the magnetic energy of Ted Lasso leads Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham, and Juno Temple. Under the creative direction of Ada Guerin, this feature transcends the standard press junket portrait, utilizing a stark, seamless white backdrop to strip away distractions and focus entirely on the playful, nuanced dynamics between the actors. Levitt leans into editorial minimalism, employing studio strobe lighting to create bright, even frames that highlight both crisp, high-fashion formalwear and approachable, denim-clad lifestyle looks. The project oscillates between high-speed freeze action shots that convey a sense of suspended gravity and intimate, high-key close-ups that emphasize genuine, unfiltered expressions of joy. With expert fashion styling from Alison Edmond and James Yardley, the wardrobe choices act as a narrative tool, alternating between structured cream-colored tuxedos and fluid silk slip dresses to frame the trio as a cohesive, celebratory ensemble. By integrating bold typography and a clean, graphic aesthetic, the shoot maintains a polished, magazine-ready finish that feels both modern and timeless. Through Levitt’s lens, the project captures a sense of spontaneous connection, transforming a professional entertainment assignment into a sophisticated study of personality, charisma, and visual storytelling within the competitive landscape of modern media.

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The Hollywood Reporter · The Hollywood Reporter 07/16/2026 Cover

For their July 16, 2026, cover, The Hollywood Reporter delivers a refreshing departure from the stiff, formal portraits often found in entertainment publishing, opting instead for a candid aesthetic that feels pulled directly from the streets of a bustling metropolis. Photographer Blair Getz Mezibov masterfully captures actor Jon Bernthal in a series of shots that prioritize authenticity, utilizing natural light to accentuate the grit and texture of the urban environment. The cover story leans into a relaxed editorial lifestyle approach, showing Bernthal in an effortless ensemble—a crisp white crew-neck tucked into loose-fitting khakis—that perfectly balances the polished reality of Hollywood talent. Creative director Ada Guerin maintains a sophisticated vision throughout, while fashion editor and stylist Alison Edmond injects a sense of deliberate minimalism, ensuring the clothing serves the portrait rather than distracting from it. By embracing a sun-drenched, unposed energy, the shoot elevates standard industry portraiture into something more tactile and grounded. The resulting imagery reads as both cinematic and approachable, successfully bridging the gap between high-fashion editorial polish and the relatable, everyday allure required by today's media landscape. This project serves as a masterclass in how precise casting and expert creative direction can transform a simple location walk-and-talk into a compelling, narrative-driven cover that resonates with the modern reader.

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The Hollywood Reporter · SXSW London

Captured with an expert eye for character and texture, this series of editorial portraits for The Hollywood Reporter offers a sophisticated look at the talent descending upon SXSW London. Photographer Dima Hohlov masterfully navigates a diverse range of subjects, from the sharp, composed presence of actors like Gillian Anderson and Claire Foy to candid, intimate moments that reveal the human side of entertainment industry icons. The project leans into a refined, industrial aesthetic, utilizing rough, mottled concrete walls and minimalist grey backdrops to create a high-contrast environment that allows each subject to anchor the frame. Through a blend of natural light and precise studio strobe setups, the imagery shifts seamlessly between cinematic low-key chiaroscuro and clean, professional editorial minimalism. Whether capturing a smiling portrait in a modern wire-frame chair or a moody, high-contrast close-up, the work emphasizes tactile details—from intricate embroidery and textured corduroy to the grit of pebble-dashed stone. By combining these varied technical approaches, the project achieves a cohesive yet dynamic visual language, elevating the standard for media and entertainment photography. Each portrait functions as a standalone piece of art, perfectly balancing the polished tailoring of the subjects with a raw, atmospheric edge that feels both timeless and deeply connected to the present moment.

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The Hollywood Reporter · Alexa Demie

For their recent cover story, The Hollywood Reporter delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture centered on the magnetic presence of actress Alexa Demie. Through a series of high-impact shots, the project captures Demie as a modern fashion icon, balancing structural couture with an effortless, cinematic allure. The imagery leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a seamless white or light grey backdrop to place the full focus on the interplay between the subject and her wardrobe. Under the precise lens of photographer Emman Montalvan, the execution relies heavily on studio strobe lighting to emphasize the intricate textures of metallic scales, glossy latex, and delicate feathering. Fashion direction from Alison Edmond and styling by Brynn Jones creates a cohesive narrative that feels both avant-garde and timeless, complemented by refined beauty choices from makeup artist Kennedy and intricate details from manicurist Betina Goldstein. These editorial portraits utilize high-key lighting to strip away visual noise, ensuring that every sculptural silhouette and expressive pose remains front and center. The result is a series of portraits that function as a testament to the power of the clean, focused visual, where every element—from the voluminous curls to the high-fashion draping—works in concert to solidify Demie's status as a transformative talent within the broader landscape of contemporary magazines, media, and entertainment.