New work for System Magazine
Models.com lists “Amber and Frankie” among Larissa’s latest System Magazine editorials. Her agency also highlights her System collaboration with set designer Kelly Infield.
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Larissa Hofmann
Larissa Hofmann is a German photographer and director based in London, creating fashion editorials, magazine covers and campaigns after beginning her career as a model.
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A different angle for AnOther
Larissa photographed “Rear View” with stylist Raphael Hirsch for AnOther’s Autumn/Winter 2026 issue. The story presents the season’s clothes from behind.
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Dakota Johnson’s October Vogue cover
Larissa photographed Dakota Johnson for American Vogue’s October 2026 cover story, working with fashion editor Tonne Goodman.
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I.N and Mariacarla Boscono for Damiani
Larissa photographed the Damiani Icons campaign featuring Stray Kids member I.N and Mariacarla Boscono. Christopher Simmonds provided art direction for the portraits, set in a historic Italian mansion.
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Gracie Abrams on Vogue’s summer cover
Larissa photographed Gracie Abrams for Vogue’s Summer 2026 cover story, styled by Jorden Bickham. The cover image was made at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles.
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