Vogue France

Mar 2026

For the March issue of Vogue France, the creative team has curated a sophisticated trend story that serves as a masterclass in modern fashion editorial design. By blending the structured elegance of luxury fashion houses with a raw, behind-the-scenes scrapbook aesthetic, the spread creates a tactile narrative that feels both aspirational and intimate. Through the lens of photographer Nate Margolis, the project captures the intricate details of high-end accessories and apparel, from the delicate sheen of Jimmy Choo satin to the iconic texture of a Chanel tweed jacket. The visual language relies heavily on a crisp, bright studio strobe setup, ensuring that every floral print, metallic brooch, and leather finish is rendered with surgical precision. Stylist Claire Thomson-Jonville skillfully balances these pieces, layering handwritten notes and collage-style layouts over stark white backgrounds to mirror the creative process. Model Ana Beatriz Cortes anchors the spread, bringing a versatile presence that moves effortlessly between extreme close-up portraits and full-length editorial compositions. With the support of Alexander Soltermann on hair and Marianne Agb on makeup, the project leans into a minimalist yet high-energy visual rhythm. By incorporating techniques like collage and instant polaroid-style photography, the team creates a dynamic, multi-dimensional view of the season’s most coveted trends, effectively elevating commercial product photography into a compelling, cohesive artistic statement that defines the current luxury landscape.

Editorial

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion