A renowned photo critic, Glaviano began her career in 2001 at Vogue Italia and quickly rose from photo editor to visual director of the publication. In early 2022, with the global relaunch of PhotoVogue, she became the head of the initiative. Alessia regularly lectures at prestigious universities and institutions and participates in the jury of international competitions such as World Press Photo and the Festival International de Mode et de Photographie à Hyères.

Ezra Petronio and Lana Petrusevych are among the most influential art directors of our time. At Petrionio Associates and digital agency Content Matters they focus on the visual language and strategy of brands. Among their clients are Saint Laurent, Alaïa, Lanvin, Gucci, Victoria Beckham, and Fendi. Over the past few decades, Ezra has collaborated with the most prominent talents in the industry, from Karl Lagerfeld to Phoebe Philo and Jil Sander. He is also an experienced photographer shooting and directing editorial and commercial projects.

The distinguished American art director began his career at the publishing house Condé Nast in 1988. Eight years later, he founded his own creative and branding agency, AR New York, whose clients included Valentino, Calvin Klein and YSL. He worked as the creative director of Victoria’s Secret and Co.

Last year, Raul Martinez took on the position of Global Creative Director at Condé Nast, where he is responsible for the visual language of all international editions of Vogue, working on covers and notable projects. He received a National Magazine Award for his photographic work.

Formerly an independent curator, editor and manager of the art and culture magazine Janus, Belgian Bjorn Geldhof has worked in Kyiv since 2009. He curated numerous international projects, including the National Pavilion of Ukraine at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015, the exhibition “This is Ukraine: Defending Freedom” at the 2022 Biennale, and the Future Generation Art Prize exhibitions in Venice (2011, 2013, 2017, 2019). Geldhof has collaborated with many prominent artists, including Damian Ortega, Olafur Eliasson, Anish Kapoor, Ai Weiwei and Marina Abramović.

Vena Brykalin was appointed Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Ukraine in May 2023. In this position, he develops the publication's unique visual style and strengthens the brand's position on the international stage. Last year, Brykalin was included in the ranking of the most influential people in the industry according to the Business of Fashion BoF 500.

British photographer Brett Lloyd contributes to many international editions of Vogue and has worked with Dior, Louis Vuitton, Moncler, Calvin Klein, and Fendi. In 2014, Lloyd released his debut edition Scugnizzi, and 8 years later published Napoli, Napoli, Napoli, in which he masterfully documented vibrant Neapolitan life. At the invitation of Vogue Ukraine in late 2023 and early 2024, he visited Ukraine. Lloyd photographed front-line and relatively peaceful cities and made portraits of military members and civilians. The resulting portfolio Ukraine Today was published in the magazine and was showcased in Paris and Kyiv.

Head of the Futurespective initiative, in 2022-2023, Marta Bertman curated Art on the Battlefront. Bringing together Ukrainian and international artists to inform the global community about the Russian invasion of Ukraine the project resulted in a group show at the Albertina Modern Museum in Vienna. Bertman produced a large-scale shoot by British photographer Brett Lloyd in wartime Ukraine and curated an exhibition of his photographs in Paris and Kyiv.

Dutch photographer and art director Carlijn Jacobs draws inspiration from the visual language of surrealism, creating expressive avant-garde images at the crossroads of art and fashion. She studied photography at the Willem de Kooning Art Academy in Rotterdam. Her first solo show Sleeping Beauty opened at FOAM in Amsterdam in 2023. Jacobs collaborates regularly with Vogue, Self Service and System magazines. Her commercial clients include Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Prada.

Over 35-year career, Doroshenko organized over 200 shows and exhibitions, including those of Ukrainian artists Oleksandra Exter, Borys Mykhaylov, Yelena Yemchuk and Lesya Khomenko. He headed the Dallas Contemporary Museum in Texas, the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, and the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art in the UK. In 2007, 2009, and 2017, Doroshenko served as the commissioner of the Ukrainian national pavilion at the Venice Biennale.