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What is a Vogue Style Portrait

December 11, 20251 min read

What is a Vogue-Style Portrait?

To understand the allure of vogue-style portraiture, we look back at its origins in classic fashion photography. From the striking cover images of Vogue magazine to the iconic editorial spreads of the 20th century, this style emphasizes a blend of sophistication and artistry. Vogue-style portraits are meticulously crafted, capturing bold posing, expressive eyes, and dramatic lighting. Every detail, from the outfit to the backdrop, works in harmony to create a single, impactful image.

What makes vogue-style photography so timeless is its enduring elegance. This style combines high-fashion aesthetics with a focus on the individual, producing images that feel both iconic and intimate. Unlike typical portraiture, vogue-style photography treats each session like a fashion editorial, where the client becomes the muse, creating a statement image that speaks to their personality and presence.

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Janice Smith is a Surrey-based portrait artist who creates magazine-worthy, fine-art imagery that helps women see themselves with clarity and confidence. Through her Vogue style portraits and her ongoing empowerment project What if… I’m Enough, Janice designs transformative experiences that honour authenticity and inner strength. She is also the creator of Inkcandescent, a cinematic storytelling project that celebrates tattooed individuals and the meaning behind their ink. Inkcandescent will debut as a full gallery exhibition at The Kent Vancouver on November 23, 2025. Janice’s work invites every person she photographs to be seen, celebrated, and remembered with intention.

Janice Smith

Janice Smith is a Surrey-based portrait artist who creates magazine-worthy, fine-art imagery that helps women see themselves with clarity and confidence. Through her Vogue style portraits and her ongoing empowerment project What if… I’m Enough, Janice designs transformative experiences that honour authenticity and inner strength. She is also the creator of Inkcandescent, a cinematic storytelling project that celebrates tattooed individuals and the meaning behind their ink. Inkcandescent will debut as a full gallery exhibition at The Kent Vancouver on November 23, 2025. Janice’s work invites every person she photographs to be seen, celebrated, and remembered with intention.

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