Ateljé Altmann collaborated with photographer Sølve Sundsbø on a visual project for Numéro magazine. The work explores high-fashion imagery through a refined and conceptual editorial approach that highlights Sundsbø’s signature aesthetic.
Elizabeth Goodspeed examines the growing commercial demand for Hungarian photographer Szilveszter Makó’s recognisable surreal fashion portraits. Addressing criticism of the repeated visual style and Makó’s high-profile celebrity commissions, she argues that a photographer’s distinct point of view is precisely what clients commission, while subjects such as Olivia Rodrigo actively shape the meaning of the resulting images.