Vogue Thailand

Jul 2026

Vogue Thailand commands attention with its latest beauty cover, a masterclass in editorial minimalism that centers on the striking presence of model Xue Huizi. Captured through the sharp, technical lens of photographer Rui Faria, the image leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that feels both timeless and aggressively modern. The composition utilizes a pristine studio strobe environment to isolate the subject, allowing the high-standing, oversized collar of a crisp white jacket to frame a face defined by bold blue eyeshadow and a calibrated, neutral lip. This focus on facial architecture is intentional, reflecting the collaborative efforts of makeup artist Thomas Lorenz and hair stylist Quentin Guyen to push the boundaries of high-fashion portraiture. Under the guidance of Editor-in-Chief Kullawit Laosuksri, the cover serves as a prime example of how traditional media continues to thrive by distilling complex trends into a single, resonant visual. With fashion direction by Guillem Chanza, the project avoids the clutter of over-styling, opting instead for a clean, graphic approach where typography in bold blue and black anchors the frame. It is a calculated exercise in balance, demonstrating how a singular editorial vision can translate the ethos of the magazine industry into a compelling, frame-worthy statement that demands a second look from every passerby on the newsstand.

Editorial, Vertical

Studio strobe

Magazines, Media & Entertainment