Vogue x VICE

This project was developed as a large-scale editorial collaboration between VICE and Vogue—conceived as a standalone, co-branded digital platform supported by sponsors and designed to publish 100 days of original content.

The concept centered on a living editorial system: each week introduced a new theme, anchored by a long-form documentary and supported by short-form video, written pieces, and photography. An interactive site was built to house the full program, allowing the work to unfold episodically while maintaining a cohesive narrative arc.

I served as Supervising Producer across the initiative, overseeing development and production for the entire slate—approximately forty pieces of content in total. While the full platform ultimately did not launch following external events that led sponsors to withdraw and the partnership to dissolve, several of the flagship films were released independently.

This collaboration was an early example of what branded editorial could become at scale: long-form, culturally fluent, and systemically designed rather than campaign-driven.

The work explored power, visibility, authorship, and desire through fashion and culture—using documentary storytelling not as promotion, but as inquiry. It required coordination across editorial, legal, brand, and production teams, as well as a publishing framework capable of sustaining volume, depth, and consistency over time.

Though the full platform never launched, the project reflects a way of thinking about content that has since become more common: integrated, thematic, and built to live beyond a single moment.