Various Covers

Apr 2026

In the latest release for 66 GREENE: Hawa, the creative team delivers a masterclass in editorial portraiture that pushes the boundaries of contemporary magazine aesthetics. This striking visual project leans into the classic traditions of high-fashion print media while embracing a bold, disruptive graphic sensibility. Photographer Diego Bendezu captures the subject with a sophisticated, moody intensity, utilizing a controlled blend of natural light and flash to bring out the intricate textures of the lace headdress and the sharp, deliberate silhouette of the model. The use of a deep, saturated purple backdrop serves as a vibrant counterpoint to the composition, allowing the stark neon-yellow typography to pop with an intentional, punk-inspired edge. Beyond the technical execution, the piece functions as a deliberate interrogation of identity and attitude, amplified by the precise styling contributions of hair stylist Rachel Polycarpe and makeup artist Mollie Gloss. By centering the subject in a formal, provocative frame, the work channels an uncompromising editorial vision that feels both timeless and aggressively current. This project stands as a testament to the power of minimalist composition when paired with high-impact color theory, successfully elevating the standard magazine cover into a singular piece of art that demands deep attention within the crowded media and entertainment landscape.

Editorial, Vertical, Moody, Graphic

Typography, Flash

Magazines

Coloured Seamless, Salon

Editorial