- Two photographs by Mario Testino have entered MALBA’s collection, twelve years after they were shown at the Buenos Aires museum as part of IN YOUR FACE. The donation continues a relationship with MALBA that began in 2014 and reflects Testino’s wish for his work to remain represented in South America.
- Photographed by Mario Testino in Germany in 2019, four remarkable Meissen porcelain vessels bring together mythology, royal ambition and centuries of craftsmanship. Now exhibited in Venice, the photographs reveal an unexpected chapter in his exploration of form, beauty and the things that hold his attention.
- Why do we still look at flowers? Mario Testino reflects on Japan, beauty and the art of looking through his Japanese floral works, now on view in Venice.
- In Spring/Summer 2000, Mario Testino brought traditional royalty and fashion royalty together for Burberry, placing Kate Moss, Lord Frederick Windsor and a predominantly British cast inside an irreverent wedding celebration. More than 25 years later, Testino reflects on the campaign, his 19-year relationship with Burberry and the British identity at the heart of the photographs, as work from the period enters the V&A's current display, The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon.
- Mario Testino brings together more than two decades of photography in a new exhibition at Patricia Low Contemporary, Venice, opening 5 September 2026.
- In Myanmar, Mario Testino encountered one of the world's most recognisable traditions of adornment. What he found beyond it became central to the thinking behind A Beautiful World.
- Discover how Mario Testino's A Beautiful World reveals the rich diversity of bridal traditions, cultural identity and living heritage across the globe.
- In December 1999, Mario Testino created one of the defining editorial portraits of the decade: The Party's Just Begun. Photographed for British Vogue’s Millennium Issue, the shoot brought together many of the figures who had shaped the cultural life of the 1990s and transformed them from a guest list into a living social world.
- Originally photographed in 2006, Mario Testino revisits the making of Dolce & Gabbana's Light Blue, reflecting on the collaboration with Patrick Kinmonth, John Mathieson, Charlotte Tilbury, Sam McKnight and a wider creative team. Exploring cinema, place, repetition and visual storytelling, the essay considers why the campaign continues to resonate two decades later and how creative consistency transformed a fragrance campaign into an enduring cultural image.
- Published in 2003 for VMAN, Dressed to Kilt is a landmark menswear editorial photographed by Mario Testino and styled by Patrick Kinmonth. Shot across London, the story explored the Scottish kilt as both cultural heritage and contemporary fashion, bringing together models from across Europe in a cinematic portrait of identity, masculinity and tradition. More than two decades later, the editorial remains an important example of Testino's enduring interest in clothing as an expression of culture, history and belonging.
- Mario Testino explores KinAct, the Kinshasa performance collective transforming discarded materials into extraordinary living sculptures.
- Met Gala 2026’s Costume Art theme meets Mario Testino’s A Beautiful World, where clothing becomes a global language of identity, culture, and continuity.
- For Vogue Paris, September 2003, Mario Testino photographed Carolyn Murphy in Cannes for Le Grand Jeu, a cover story where glamour became public theatre.
- Mario Testino joins Simon de Pury in Gstaad to discuss Princess Diana, fashion’s evolution, A Beautiful World and the future of image-making.
- A closer look at the men featured in Mario Testino’s Towel Series, which reshaped views of modern celebrity and masculinity through minimalism, from Neymar to Cristiano Ronaldo.
- From the pugs of 1980s Manner Vogue to the sacred Peruvian Paso horse, explore how Mario Testino transitioned from using animals as fashion interruptions to honoring them as central cultural presences. An in-depth look at "A Beautiful World," "Gone Wild," and the shift in attention that redefined a global icon's career.
- Mario Testino’s A Beautiful World across Africa explores identity, ritual and dress in Ethiopia, Kenya, Namibia, Morocco, Egypt, Senegal and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Mario Testino reflects on photographing groups across campaigns for Gucci, Versace, Burberry and Dolce & Gabbana, revealing the choreography behind his images.
- An in-depth look at Mario Testino’s iconic Union Jack cover for the January 2002 issue of British Vogue. Photographed in late 2001 and titled Fashion’s Force, the fold-out cover brought together the “Brit Pack” ( including Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Stella Tennant, and Alek Wek ) wearing Union Jack designs by Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Vivienne Westwood, Hussein Chalayan, and more. Featuring behind-the-scenes context and the involvement of Andreas Gursky, this article explores how the image became one of the most defining statements in British fashion history.
- In 1997, Mario Testino photographed Posto 9 on Ipanema Beach, capturing a pivotal moment in Rio de Janeiro’s cultural identity. First published on the cover of Any Objections?, the image became a defining work in Testino’s career and a lasting portrait of collective visibility, proximity, and Brazilian confidence at the turn of the millennium.
- Patricia Low Contemporary, Gstaad presents an exhibition by Mario Testino, curated by Simon de Pury. A curated selection of Swiss works from A Beautiful World alongside key fashion photographs.
- A reflective portrait of Isabella Blow by Mario Testino, exploring her presence, influence, and the fearless individuality that reshaped fashion culture.
- A definitive account of Mario Testino’s 2007 Rome shoot with Sienna Miller for Vogue’s September issue, exploring fashion, cinema, identity and image-making.
- Carolyn Murphy in Saint-Tropez, photographed by Mario Testino in 1999, marks a turning point where fashion imagery softened into restraint.
- Holden Luntz Gallery unveils the exhibition ‘The Engaging Eye of Mario Testino’ at Art Miami, with many works from Mario Testino shown for the first time.
- A closer look at Mario Testino’s 2008 Allure beauty story with Doutzen Kroes. Shot in New York with stylist Paul Cavaco, the series explores the rituals and tension of beauty through quiet, poetic imagery, including the now-iconic corset photograph. Exhibited globally and held in major collections, it remains one of Testino’s most enduring beauty editorials.
- A reflection on Mario Testino’s A Beautiful World project, celebrating cultural identity and the beauty of difference. From Peru to Switzerland, the series explores how traditions define us while reminding us of our shared humanity.
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- Mario Testino’s Codes of Honour explores the intersection of beauty, duty, and identity through portraits of ceremonial guards worldwide, a meditation on tradition, posture, and the quiet power of devotion.
- Mario Testino’s iconic tribute to Rio de Janeiro, 'MaRIO DE JANEIRO' returns in a new Taschen pocket edition. Smaller, collectible, and as sensual as ever.
- Mario Testino’s Gucci FW1997 campaign with Tom Ford reinvented 90s fashion with CCTV-style imagery that captured a world waking up to visibility, control and the digital age.
- Mario Testino’s Hope & Glory shoot for British Vogue captured Kate Moss as she had never been seen before – stripped back, natural, and utterly herself. Created with Lucinda Chambers, Sam McKnight, and Val Garland, the 2008 editorial revealed the essence of British style and the quiet power of authenticity in fashion photography.
- Mario Testino’s portrait of Amber Valletta for Vogue Paris (1995) is featured in Christian Dior, Designer of Dreams at Galerie Dior in Paris. The image captures the defining elegance of 1990s fashion, blending minimalism and modernity in Testino’s signature style. A timeless study of beauty, attitude, and light, the photograph reflects the enduring connection between couture and portraiture.
- Mario Testino’s Stella Tennant, Vogue US, 2006 from the No Rules Britannia editorial, shot inside The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s exhibition Marie Antoinette. Styled by Grace Coddington and featuring John Galliano designs, the image bridges heritage and modern identity.
- The Swiss edition of SCHÖN! profiles Mario Testino’s A Beautiful World series and Zurich’s Jungzünfter traditions take centre stage.
- Mario Testino’s iconic 1999 portrait of Julia Roberts, Canoodling with Julia, returns to the spotlight as part of Viktor & Rolf: Fashion Statements at the High Museum, Atlanta. A portrait that bridges fashion, celebrity, and art, it reminds viewers of the timeless power of quiet allure.
