Harper's Bazaar Brazil

Aug 2026

Novos Códigos for Harper's Bazaar Brazil serves as a masterclass in modern luxury fashion editorial, seamlessly blending the structured precision of studio portraiture with the fluid, organic beauty of environmental photography. Photographer Emmanuel Giraud captures a sophisticated dialogue between form and texture, leaning into cinematic storytelling that elevates the garments through a lens of quiet intensity. With styling by Joy Sinanian, the narrative showcases a range of silhouettes—from voluminous pleated dresses and sculptural tailoring to tactile loop-knit sweaters—that define current high-fashion aesthetics. The project expertly utilizes natural light and soft light techniques to emphasize the delicate interplay between fabric and skin, while the inclusion of analogue / film photography adds a layer of timeless depth to the imagery. Model Raynara Negrine anchors the series, transitioning effortlessly between the crinkled, minimalist backdrops of the studio and the dappled, evocative landscape of the park. By balancing editorial minimalism with bold graphic layout elements, the team creates a visual journey that feels both intentional and profoundly tactile. The meticulous attention to macro detail, particularly in the focus on metallic accessories and intricate garment appliques, ensures that every frame resonates with the high-end polish expected of the title. This collaboration demonstrates a cohesive creative vision where hair styling by Javier Palacio and makeup artistry by Maria Olsson serve to sharpen, rather than overshadow, the collection's primary design elements.

Editorial, Cinematic

Natural light, Soft Light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion