Harper's Bazaar France

Jun 2026

For the June/July issue of Harper's Bazaar France, the publication delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism, grounding its visual narrative in a striking, high-impact portrait. Photographer Mark Kean captures model Vittoria Ceretti in a commanding, hands-on-hips pose that radiates an air of modern sophistication against a restrained studio backdrop. The composition is defined by its clean, professional lines, allowing the reflective metallic chest piece to serve as the sculptural focal point of the ensemble. Under the guidance of Creative Director Franck Durand, the project channels a raw yet polished aesthetic that feels quintessentially contemporary. The intentional use of natural light accentuates the sharp silhouettes of the styling, ensuring that the cover maintains a timeless, high-fashion quality that commands attention on the newsstand. With the editorial vision shaped by Editor-in-Chief Olivier Lalanne and Fashion Director Elodie David Touboul, the imagery seamlessly balances industrial edge with the soft, flowing texture of loose hair and nuanced beauty work. Every element of this portrait session contributes to a cohesive vision that honors the heritage of the magazine while pushing forward with a distinct, stripped-back visual language. This project stands as a testament to the power of deliberate, expert collaboration, proving that even within the high-stakes world of magazine media, subtle composition remains the most effective tool for capturing the zeitgeist.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Magazines, Media & Entertainment