I note you have tagged your question natural-lighting; I am assuming you think this means the photos you have linked to were taking with natural light.

Nothing could be further from the case: every single one of the photos¹ was taken with a very carefully constructed artificial lighting setup. You will not be able to take photos shot in natural light and edit them to have the same style as these photos, no matter what software and presets you have.

^{1. With the obvious exception of the wide-angle outdoor shots, but they are much less stylised anyway.}

I note you have tagged your question natural-lighting; I am assuming you think this means the photos you have linked to were taken with natural light.

Nothing could be further from the case: every single one of the photos¹ was taken with a very carefully constructed artificial lighting setup. You will not be able to take photos shot in natural light and edit them to have the same style as these photos, no matter what software and presets you have.

^{1. With the obvious exception of the wide-angle outdoor shots, but they are much less stylised anyway.}