Vogue Czechoslovakia

Mar 2026

Vogue Czechoslovakia leans into a refined, architectural vision with Vogue Beauty Lab, an editorial series that masterfully bridges the gap between high-fashion portraiture and meticulous beauty aesthetic. The project functions as a visual study of structure and surface, where the clothing serves as an extension of the subject’s form. Through the lens of photographer Alice Rosati, the campaign utilizes a combination of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the crisp, monochromatic textures of cream, beige, and grey garments. Fashion editor and stylist Guillem Chanza curates an avant-garde wardrobe defined by intricate pleating, quilted leather, and sculptural ruffles, ensuring each silhouette remains the focal point against stark, minimalist backgrounds. The visual impact is grounded by the precise creative execution of hair stylist Ryoji Imaizumi, who opts for sleek, pulled-back styles and sharp, blunt-cut fringes, while makeup artist Sohphea Yen maintains a clean finish that enhances the portraits' high-key aesthetic. Featuring model Celine Goebel, whose poised presence captures the intensity of the lab-like atmosphere, the work avoids excessive embellishment in favor of purity of form. This series captures the essence of contemporary editorial minimalism, offering a sophisticated exploration of garment construction and portraiture that feels both timeless and forward-thinking, grounded by a sharp, clinical focus that elevates every frame.

Editorial, Vertical

Studio strobe