For the French magazine Le Point, Nicolas Valois captured a fashion editorial featuring Marie Seguy. The series is defined by an elegant visual language that moves between fashion and portrait, with a precise focus on form, material, and attitude.

Dedicate magazine is an independent French fashion and culture publication from Paris, renowned worldwide for its avant-garde photography and focus on contemporary art and design.

French fashion photographer Nicolas Valois, known for his elegant and often minimalist style, has a long-standing and close relationship with Dedicate magazine, for which he regularly shoots cover stories and editorials. This includes the feature 'Dedicate' shown here, featuring models Nyantet Jok, Josefin Bresan, Ruben Pol, and Robin Sabot.

Nicolas Valois is represented by the agency LGA MGMT, Paris - London -...

Autumn Sonnichsen had the enviable task of photographing and filming the Carnival parades in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro for Vogue Brazil.

The American photographer, who divides her time between Brazil and Germany, attended the winning parade at the Anhembi Sambadrome on Saturday, February 21, 2026. “The best photos - most of them - are from the moment I was in the area where the festivities were breaking up; I cried a lot,” recalls Autumn Sonnichsen. “I have great respect for the samba schools, for their structure, and for the joy they bring to their communities.”

Brazilian Carnival is the...

Jonathan William Anderson is a Northern Irish fashion designer and founder of JW Anderson. He is known for his eponymous label and for his work as creative director of the Spanish luxury house Loewe. Since 2025, he has been the creative director of Christian Dior.

Annie Leibovitz photographed Jonathan Anderson for Vogue. The interview was conducted by Nathan Heller.

After an impressive eleven years, Jonathan Anderson left the Spanish luxury label Loewe in the spring of 2025. During his time there, he transformed the brand into a global trendsetter. Just a few weeks after his departure, his...

Under the title “Never the Same,” Casper & Sebastiaan van Rooy – aka the ROOYTWINS c/o Severin Wendeler – present a striking visual series in cooperation with Stone Island. The images merge fashion, art references and cinematic lighting into a dense and atmospheric visual narrative.

A signature element of the ROOYTWINS’ style is the blend of precise studio staging, graphic compositions and strong contrasts. Models, sculptures and details of the iconic Stone Island compass patch enter into a visual dialogue, creating tension between classical aesthetics and contemporary fashion.

Playing with...

For SPIEGEL Coaching, photographer and concept artist Alexandra Polina once again developed both the visual concept and photography for a new editorial series. Using symbolically charged motifs, she translates key themes of the magazine into concise visual metaphors.

Alexandra Polina works with clear colors, reduced compositions and playful everyday objects – such as a ping-pong paddle, a smiling sponge figure or a balancing orange. The photographs function like small visual thought experiments: light, humorous and at the same time precisely aligned with the editorial themes of the...

'CAP 74024 is more than just a magazine; it’s a community and a creative space for shared visions. Embracing inclusivity, diversity, and experimentation, it showcases contemporary beauty and culture through images and words that explore themes of eros, art and fashion.

Beyond publishing, CAP 74024 serves as a creative agency collaborating with luxury brands to create distinctive content and impactful campaigns. Through our network of contributors, we bring innovative ideas to life, making CAP 74024 a unique intersection of publishing and creativity.' CAP Manifesto.

Betina Du Toit is...

For Der Spiegel, photographer Meike Kenn shot a reportage about the Western town Old Texas Town in Berlin-Spandau.

For decades, cowboys and cowgirls gathered here to live out their dream of the Wild West – complete with muzzleloaders, ranger uniforms and cowboy hats. The lease for the site expired on August 31, 2025, making way for the construction of a data center. Despite the threatened closure, the operating association and supporters fought to preserve the site, which has existed since 1968. A petition aimed to help save this unusual piece of Berlin subculture.

Meike Kenn’s photographic...

For a GRAZIA fashion editorial, photographer Sarah Storch c/o DOUBLE T captured model, content creator, and fair fashion activist Marie Nasemann. Titled FEMINITY. FREEDOM. SENSUALITY, the series presents a modern, confident interpretation of femininity – at times reduced and purist, at others opulent and rich in texture. Leather, fringes, feathered structures, and sheer fabrics meet soft pastel tones and an intimate, calm visual language.

Now based in Berlin, Marie Nasemann first became widely known through her participation in Germany’s Next Topmodel and has since established herself as an...

In his unmistakably high-contrast visual language, Norman Konrad c/o DOUBLE T photographed ski jumper Andreas Wellinger for The Red Bulletin. The editorial portrays the athlete focused, analytical and composed - balancing strength, precision and mental control. Konrad condenses this mindset into intense portraits and dynamic action shots that make the exceptional state of ski jumping visually tangible.

For Rampstyle, he also created a fashion editorial featuring jazz musician Till Brönner. Here, fashion meets music - reduced, refined and staged with cinematic lighting. Between elegant...