M Le magazine du Monde

Aug 2026

In the series Esprit de courts, M Le magazine du Monde delivers a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise of contemporary fashion imagery to focus on silhouette, texture, and form. Shot by photographer Joan Braun, the project leans into a high-end editorial aesthetic defined by its clinical, white-walled environments and mastery of soft, natural light. The styling, curated by fashion editor Laetitia Leporcq, balances oversized, architectural silhouettes—ranging from shaggy, voluminous fur jackets to tailored, ribbon-adorned knitwear—with precise, minimalist proportions like cropped trousers and ballet-inspired footwear. Through the calm, poised presence of model Sabryna Oliveira, the work channels a sense of quiet introspection, emphasized by the interplay of geometric shadows and clean, high-key lighting. Makeup artist Ruben Masoliver ensures the visuals remain grounded and authentic, allowing the natural hair textures and skin tones to act as a primary focal point of the composition. By carefully integrating casting direction from Aymeric, the series achieves a cohesive look that is both commercial and deeply artistic. This collection exemplifies how deliberate, pared-back photography and precise fashion styling can transform simple apparel into a profound study of modern style, proving that when the extraneous is removed, the intersection of fabric and human form becomes the ultimate subject for the lens.

Editorial, Lifestyle

Natural light, Soft Light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion