Vogue Latin America

Jun 2026

Vogue Latin America captures the essence of contemporary menswear in Giacomo, a sophisticated editorial portrait series that breathes new life into the luxury fashion landscape. Featuring model Giacomo Cavalli, the project functions as a visual study of movement and stillness, seamlessly shifting from candid lifestyle compositions to highly deliberate, cinematic portraiture. Through the lens of photographer Pía Riverola, the imagery leans into a soft, atmospheric quality, utilizing natural light to elevate the textures of high-end knitwear and layered silhouettes against the stark, minimalist backdrops of an urban interior. Whether documenting a dynamic, high-speed freeze jump or a quiet, introspective moment submerged in a bathtub, the series avoids the polished artifice often associated with commercial shoots, favoring an authentic and raw approach to luxury. Casting director Eleonor Delecluse delivers a narrative cohesion that grounds the wardrobe choices, while the subtle influence of makeup artist Megan Kelly enhances the project's visceral, tactile details—from the grain of analogue film to the vibrant contrast of experimental hair color against muted, neutral palettes. The result is a balanced, symmetrical exploration of the modern male form, where the tension between architectural urban surroundings and the fluidity of the subject creates an evocative, lingering experience that feels both timely and deeply classic.

Editorial, Lifestyle, Vertical

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion