TEARSHEET Montreal Fashion Photographer Publication

As a Montreal-based fashion photographer, my published work is a record of trust. Featured in Clin d’Oeil, Mob Journal, and Flanelle Magazine, my editorial imagery bridges creative narrative and technical precision. Explore this portfolio of campaigns and features, and let’s collaborate to elevate your brand’s visual story

Moevir Magazine editorial "Working in the Chinatown of Montreal" photographed by Philippe Manh Nguyen — outdoor fashion photography in Montreal Chinatown, La Maison Simons
Gmaro Magazine Man September 2022 cover — "Summer Bloom" featuring Alicia Melançon, photographed by Philippe Nguyen, Montreal fashion photographer, outdoor natural light editorial
Gmaro Magazine Special Autumn Issue cover — "Tropical Urban Chic" editorial featuring Kevin Coté, photographed by Philippe Nguyen, Montreal fashion photographer
Polemica Magazine Year 1 Vol. 1 July 2020 cover photographed by Philippe Nguyen — editorial fashion portrait, Montreal fashion photographer, studio lingerie editorial
MOB Journal Volume 50 Issue 26 — "Wanted" cover story by Philippe Manh Nguyen featuring Maison Préfontaine, outdoor fashion editorial shot on location in Quebec, Montreal fashion photographer
Image Magazine cover "Lavish" featuring Quebec influencer and LGBTQ+ ambassador Marie Gagné — beauty and fashion photography by Philippe Nguyen, Montreal fashion photographer
Montreal fashion photographer editorial portrait, model in a snakeskin print coat with a black clutch on an autumn city street.
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Every published image represents a shared creative journey. When a magazine or brand selects my work, they trust me with their visual identity. This portfolio collects those moments—editorial spreads, fashion features, and campaign imagery that have come to life in print and digital formats across Canada and internationally. My journey in the Montreal fashion scene has taught me that the studio and the printed page require two different kinds of energy. Bridging that gap takes more than just technical skill; it requires an intuitive understanding of how movement, texture, and light translate onto paper. Over the years, collaborating with standard-setting platforms like Groupe Sensation Mode has allowed me to sharpen this instinct, ensuring that every frame carries a distinct, deliberate impact. Editorial photography demands a specific discipline that sets it apart from commercial work. Instead of simply showcasing a product, my role is to build a narrative. I work to construct a visual world that honors the publication’s theme while maintaining an independent artistic strength. This balance is achieved through rigorous lighting setups, real-time composition adjustments, and close collaboration with the city’s finest stylists, models, and creative minds. Ultimately, these tear sheets are the physical proof of what happens when a strong vision meets precise execution. Whether you are a creative director mapping out a seasonal campaign, an editor looking for a fresh perspective, or a brand ready to redefine its aesthetic, this space is a look into my process. I invite you to explore these pages, see how the concepts came together, and imagine the compelling visual stories we can construct next.