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Standing out in one of the world’s original hubs of international fashion may be a challenge only a rare few can meet. These seven photographers prove that it not only can be done but that it can be done in one’s own style.

In a marketplace that competes to bring the latest trends out in the fastest ways, there is a need for many different kinds of beauty photographers in NYC.

Schaefer Outfitter, the perennial tailor to everyone from farmers to ranchers, was set to launch a new collection last year, and they enlisted the services of Ketchum, Idaho-based photographer Hillary Maybery, for the job. 

If there’s a city that radiates fashion, it must be NYC, and there is heavy competition to be among the city’s best fashion photographers.

Inspired by the publication Afrostyle, photographer Liezl Zwarts recently created a personal project entitled “We the People,” which she submitted to the publication. Impressed by her work, they published the story in their 4th printed edition.

Los Angeles-based photographer Emily Malan captured the iconic Hollywood culture at a Gucci show staged on the walk of fame for Vogue.

NYC-based photographer Tina Boyadjieva photographs model Farah Zulaikha and iconic 1990s designer Rebecca Moses for Pump magazine.

Janelle Bendycki’s work with Abercrombie Kids captures candid conversations about what Black History Month means to them. The images showcase a collaboration between Abercrombie Kids and artist Morrah Burton-Edwards while serving as a powerful vehicle for continued discussions about racial equity and representation.

Southern transplant Will Crooks works with athletes in Greenville, South Carolina and Asheville, North Carolina who were chosen as Lululemon ambassadors for 2020.

Former model, stylist, and makeup artist Kate Holliday has been a freelance photographer for seven years. Find out the tips and tricks she picked up from her prior jobs that have helped her stand out in the world of photography!

Los Angeles-based Michael Higgins completes Parisian shoots in April and August for for Paris fashion magazine Moevir.

NYC-based Tina Boyadjieva, who grew up in Communist Bulgaria, returns home for a day-long fashion shoot that contrasts bright, unique outfits with the drab, decrepit housing in which she grew up.

Denver-based photographer Jason Innes works with two yoga instructors to help market Jessica Biel’s new line of apparel with Gaiam, a yoga streaming service based in Colorado.

Dutchman Darnell Rozenblad works with fellow Holland natives to create a streetwear fashion project based around the growing neon trend.

Photographer Jillian Clark and Hollywood star Lachlan Watson made a statement while attending shows at Mugler, Kenzo, and Courreges.

Aaron Greene conceived, directed, and shot a motion and stills project that overlaps beautiful imagery with a poem that resonates feelings of nostalgia.

Paris, France-based photographer Antoine Doyen recently photographed a spread for Telva on Atelier Cologne. Antoine didn’t have a lot of time to capture the right images—but he made it work, and they turned out beautifully.

Los Angeles, California-based photographer Liz Kuball recently documented the efforts of an anonymous designer whose brand is called 69 to provide inclusive garments that can be worn by anyone. On an assignment for T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Liz photographed the designer wearing their latest clothing line, which focuses on interpretations of denim, in their studio near MacArthur Park.

Caroline Woodham produces fashion and lifestyle photography as well as a video for a children’s fashion brand SunPopLife.

This weekly roundup features Janelle Bendycki, Houston-based photographer Michael Hart, and Los Angeles-based photographer Cade Martin.

Raleigh-based photographer Jillian Clark shoots with a famous local rapper Well$ for a Durham-based streetwear company RUNAWAY.

This week’s roundup takes us on a visual journey with featured photography by Roberto Muñoz, Pierre Rios, and Andrew Klein.

California-based photography duo and production company RZcreative produce the campaign for Soybu’s Fall and Winter collections.

New York-based photographer Janelle Bendycki captured a series of images for Aerie’s Back to School campaign.

Best known for her fun and outdoorsy lifestyle work, New York-based photographer Caitie McCabe heads in a different direction with this commercial-style studio project.