You're probably familiar with the faces of all the latest lookbooks, editorial shoots, and ad campaigns, but how well do you know the visionary&nbsp;photographers&nbsp;behind them? A new vanguard of supermodels is taking the&nbsp;fashion&nbsp;world by storm, and it's safe to say the same is true for the youngest generation of fashion photographers whose work has been featured in everything from breakout&nbsp;luxury&nbsp;brand campaigns to editorial features in esteemed publications.&nbsp;In celebration of a new generation of&nbsp;artists,&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL&nbsp;gets to know all the up-and-coming fashion photographers that you'll be seeing everywhere&mdash;that is, if you're not already.

Chlo&eacute; Horseman

With a portfolio encompassing editorial shoots and commercial projects alike, Chlo&eacute; Horseman utilizes a unique style of&nbsp;portrait&nbsp;photography&mdash;a signature mode that captures subjects in intimate, tender moments characterized by&nbsp;soft lighting, lively&nbsp;colors, and masterful use of dynamic camera angles. Despite her young age, Horseman has accrued an expansive portfolio, including projects with brands like&nbsp;Calvin Klein, Collina Strada, Ganni,&nbsp;Glossier, Reformation, and&nbsp;Proenza Schouler.&nbsp;

Pasadena native Thal&iacute;a Gochez has broken onto the&nbsp;Los Angeles&nbsp;fashion scene as an up-and-coming photographer, stylist, and creative director. Gochez's work typically features plenty of vibrant colors, as well as a sense of potent emotionality that resonates with viewers, no matter the subject matter. A self-taught photographer, Gochez honed her skills by working with friends, exploring the endless inspirations of LA, and practicing her visual storytelling skills through her eye for fashion&mdash;efforts that have not been fruitless. Gochez has a wide range of projects under her belt, ranging from campaigns for&nbsp;Nike, Apple, and&nbsp;Rare Beauty, to an editorial shoot with&nbsp;Rene&eacute; Rapp.

Maddy Rotman, an LA-based photographer, specializes in everything from intimate portraiture to picturesque&nbsp;nature&nbsp;still-lifes. Through her personal projects, Rotman chronicles her life in Los Angeles with photos that act as brief flashes of memory, showcasing a string of small, mellow moments that make up a larger narrative. With many professional commissions, Rotman follows the same approach, as seen in the tender, close-up portraits of musicians like&nbsp;Maggie Rogers, Cherry Glazerr, Nitefire, and Weyes Blood. Other fashion commissions include photography for&nbsp;Chanel, Miaou, and Acne Studios, among others.

Whether you know Nadia Lee Cohen as the muse of&nbsp;Schiaparelli, a runway model for Fenty, or for her filmography&mdash;including&nbsp;Beyonc&eacute;'s&nbsp;Renaissance&nbsp;II&nbsp;teaser and music videos for Tyler, the Creator and A$AP Rocky&mdash;there's no doubt that the 31-year-old Londoner is taking over the fashion world. Cohen has photographed Kim Kardashian, shot and directed a short film for Maison Margiela, and held a solo photography exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in Los Angeles, proving her influence as a multi-hyphenate artist with an aesthetic vision that's taking over every scene&mdash;music, modeling, or high fashion&mdash;that she steps into.&nbsp;

Known for his work on themes of family, race, and beauty, as well as his daring explorations of masculinity and gender,&nbsp;Quil Lemons&nbsp;has become one of the most in-demand fashion photographers in the industry. In the past two years alone, Lemons has shot some of the biggest cultural figures of the modern age&mdash;ranging from Billie Eilish and Ice Spice to&nbsp;Paloma Elsesser&nbsp;and Joan Smalls. Known for his editorial work&mdash;including&nbsp;Dakota Johnson&nbsp;for&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL&nbsp;USA's March 2024 cover issue&mdash;Lemons captures his subjects, as well as the clothes they wear, with a truly unique artistic eye that captures them at their very best&mdash;honest, unfiltered, and real.&nbsp;

Tyrell Hampton has quickly risen to the forefront of the scene as one of the most sought-after young fashion photographers in the industry. Known for the dynamic energy he captures in photos, it's not unusual to spot Hampton at the biggest&nbsp;parties&nbsp;and events of the year behind his camera, expertly cataloging all the highlights&mdash;high-energy dancing, passionate kisses, and celebs mid-conversation included. Aside from documenting the electric energy of NYC and LA nightlife, Hampton has worked with some of the trendiest style icons in the game&mdash;Hailey Bieber, Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, and Zendaya, to name a few&mdash;and shot for brands like Louis Vuitton, Calvin Klein, Coach, and Adidas. As a former dancer, Hampton has a keen eye for movement, which is why all of his work&mdash;no matter the context&mdash;is imbued with a youthful, spontaneous energy that the fashion world can't get enough of.&nbsp;

Based in&nbsp;Brooklyn, NY, Andy Jackson has established himself as a multi-talented artist, with experience in both lifestyle and fashion photography. As a young fashion photographer, Jackson has broken onto the scene with features in several prominent fashion publications. In addition to editorial work, Jackson was responsible for the viral Levi's x&nbsp;Emma Chamberlain&nbsp;campaign and has also shot for Google, Ralph Lauren, and Saks Fifth Avenue.

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 Born and raised in Vancouver,&nbsp;Canada, Jody Rogac draws inspiration from the lush natural serenity of her home and applies it to her work as a fashion and portrait photographer.&nbsp;Commanding an expert knowledge of handling light and space, Rogac imbues her photos with unique elegance and refinement.&nbsp;Known for the raw emotion and empathy that her work exudes, Rogac has shot fashion photography for brands with a similar ethos&mdash;including&nbsp;The Row, Rachel Comey, Puppets &amp; Puppets, and Tory Burch.&nbsp;
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With a mixed portfolio of fashion photography and lifestyle shots, LA-based photographer Keith Oshiro has become synonymous with the sense of individuality and complexity that he brings to his work. Incorporating fresh conceptions of&nbsp;gender&nbsp;and identity into his shots, Oshiro's fashion photography toys with the fluidity of&nbsp;human nature&nbsp;and self-expression and often features a masterful manipulation of light and shadow, resulting in pieces that are both visually and intellectually intriguing, making it no secret why he's one of the most compelling up-and-coming fashion photographers in the scene right now.&nbsp;

The Next Generation Of Visionary Fashion Photographers

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