FASHION Magazine: Editorial Design Concept

A four spread fashion magazine feature, designed to show how typography, imagery and layout work together to tell a story. The cover was designed in Adobe Photoshop and the interior layouts were built in Adobe InDesign.

The concept: A cinematic, moody editorial profile with a rich burgundy and black palette, warm tones and strong contrast. The goal was a premium, high fashion feel that stays easy to read.

Design highlights:

Cover: A layered masthead with the model’s cutout overlapping the title, plus a clear hierarchy of cover lines, a pull quote and a dated issue tag, all set in a bold serif and script pairing.
Section openers: Large, high contrast headings that pair a heavy serif with an elegant script for a distinct editorial voice.
Image-led layouts: Multi image grids, a circular mirror-crop and a full bleed collage, paced so each spread has its own rhythm.
Typography: A drop cap letter treatment, clean multi-column body text, and text wrapped around the model’s silhouette for a sense of depth.
Consistency: A single colour palette and grid system carried through every spread.

Skills shown: Editorial layout, typographic hierarchy, grid systems, image retouching and compositing, cover design, and print ready file preparation.

Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign.