Les Filles de la Photo, with the support of Maje, is launching CURATION – Capsule Mode, a unique national initiative designed to promote and showcase professional photographers whose work explores fashion through a unique and contemporary perspective, going far beyond traditional clichés.
This capsule edition will highlight three areas:
Fashion / Beauty / Lifestyle
Art / Concept (including publishing)
Expertise / Documentary
Open nationwide, CURATION – Capsule Mode fosters encounters between photographers and image experts from the worlds of fashion and culture: exhibition curation, gallery, style, press, art buying, publishing, photographer representation, art direction, etc.
These exchanges, organized online or in person, allow photographers to present their work and benefit from a professional perspective.
At the end of the process, the curators will recognize six photographers for the strength of their vision and the quality of their approach. These talents will be showcased on the social media of the Filles de la Photo and MAJE, the sponsor of the initiative, thereby affirming its support for emerging creativity and diverse perspectives.
Schedule:
Until October 30, 2025: Photographers submit their applications on the Filles de la Photo website
Early November 2025: Selection of photographers and contact by curators
November 5-21, 2025: Meetings between photographers and curators
Week of November 24, 2025: Publication of the list of the six distinguished photographers.
“By building bridges between photographers, curators, and fashion industry figures, we support a vibrant form of photography, rooted in its time and open to multiple expressions.” Karin Hémar, Co-President of the Filles de la Photo
“At MAJE, we believe in the creative power of women. By supporting emerging photography, we continue our commitment to empowering women.” Judith Milgrom, founder and artistic director of MAJE
Les Filles de la Photo is a network of photography and cultural professionals, both a space for action and a think tank, committed to the recognition of professions, artists, and contemporary photographic creation.
