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Erik Madigan Heck

gallery Mar. 2, 2017

Erik Madigan Heck’s Fashion Portraits Are Like Entrancing PaintingsSee photos from the photographer’s new book Old Future.

By Tori Latham
gallery Aug. 27, 2015

See Striking Photos of Junya Watanabe’s Sculptural Fall CollectionFashion photographer Erik Madigan Heck captured the collection in still life.

By Erik Madigan Heck
gallery Aug. 23, 2015

Colorforms: Erik Madigan Heck Interprets Fall’s Brightest HuesGolden bouclé tweed, turquoise leather, and more.

By Erik Madigan Heck

menswear July 13, 2015

Go Behind the Scenes at a New York Men’s Fashion Week ShootMirrors galore.

By Véronique Hyland
gallery Feb. 17, 2015

See Thom Browne’s Spring Collection Reimagined in Stunning New PhotosStarting tonight, these Erik Madigan Heck images will be projected on the façade of the NeueHouse gallery.

By Erica Schwiegershausen
weddings! Nov. 24, 2014

The Beautiful Ones: 7 of the Season’s Most Sensational Wedding GownsTulle explosions, backless ball gowns, and other stunners.

By rebecca ramsey
portraiture June 11, 2014

Erik Madigan Heck’s Powerful, Faceless PhotosThe third installment of his series Without a Face is now on view.

By Erica Schwiegershausen
instagramatic collaborations Dec. 31, 2013

See a Polaroid-Inspired Beauty CollaborationErik Madigan Heck and MAKE Cosmetics’ eerie-beautiful new collection.

By Kathleen Hou
out of the box Dec. 10, 2013

Spring in Reverse: Detailed Backs Take Center StagePart two of Erik Madigan Heck’s bold interpretations of spring looks.

By Erik Madigan Heck and Dan Thawley
special editions Dec. 6, 2013

See: Erik Madigan Heck’s Limited-Edition Cover for Harper’s Bazaar U.K.Originally seen on the Cut.

By Julie Ma

out of the box Sept. 17, 2013

Without a Face: Erik Madigan Heck Shoots Fall’s Most Entrancing BacksPhotographer Erik Madigan Heck’s striking, colorful interpretations of the latest fall-winter collections.

By Erik Madigan Heck
the new silent film Dec. 1, 2011

November’s Best Fashion VideosGoth, Pasolini, techno music, and Morrissey served as the primary references for our favorite fashion videos this month.

By James Lim