American Vogue

Mar 2026

In the pages of American Vogue, the editorial feature All about Apple captures a masterclass in modern minimalist aesthetic. Led by creative director Raúl Martinez, this fashion campaign leans into a deliberate, understated visual language that strips away the noise to prioritize form and texture. Photographer Letty Schmiterlow utilizes high-key studio strobe lighting to craft crisp, clean imagery that feels both architectural and effortlessly refined. At the center of the series is model Apple Martin, whose composed presence anchors a wardrobe defined by structured silhouettes, bold pops of saturated red, and delicate, layered textiles. Fashion editor and stylist Luca Galasso balances high-end luxury sensibilities with a contemporary edge, while hair stylist Recine and makeup artist Hannah Murray collaborate to maintain an intentional simplicity in the beauty direction, utilizing a soft, natural palette that avoids distraction. By juxtaposing the sharp lines of tailored mini dresses and structured knitwear against stark, seamless backgrounds, the project achieves an ethereal, editorial quality. Every frame serves as a testament to the power of negative space, where the interplay of fabric and light—from the reflective sheen of satin to the matte depth of leather—is rendered with precision. This work stands as a sophisticated exploration of luxury fashion, characterized by an architectural composition that feels both timeless and distinctly relevant within the current landscape of high-end editorial photography.

Editorial, Vertical

Studio strobe, Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion