Shot for Vogue UK’s June 2015 issue, this editorial places Freja Beha Erichsen in the middle of a wide, unforgiving desert. There is no sense of spectacle for spectacle’s sake here. The location is open, quiet, and intense, which gives the images room to breathe. Glen Luchford uses the landscape the way he often does, not as decoration, but as a mood. The desert heat is almost tangible. You can imagine the dust sticking to skin and the sun pressing down between frames.
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Smith Vanders by photographer Wendelien Daan
This editorial for Harper’s Bazaar Arabia April 2015 leans fully into softness without losing structure. From the first frame, everything is washed in pink, but not in a sweet or predictable way. The color feels modern, controlled, and intentional. It sets a romantic tone while still leaving room for tension and edge. Photographer Wendelien Daan treats pink as an atmosphere rather than a gimmick, allowing it to shift in depth and temperature across the series.
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Golf Wang S/S 2015 Lookbook
By Spring/Summer 2015, Golf Wang had already made it clear that it was not interested in polishing itself for mainstream approval. The brand, created by Tyler, the Creator and his Odd Future circle, was operating on its own frequency, and the S/S 2015 lookbook feels like a snapshot of
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FLYING DUTCHMEN BY JASPER ABELS
An assortment of young male models paired with an assortment of young bird models. Watch them interact and see there side by side resemblance. All shot in amazing clothing of course, psh. Photographed by Jasper Abels for Prestage Magazine.
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Louis Vuitton Cruise 2016
Louis Vuitton Cruise 2016 arrives with clarity and nerve. The collection leans into a strappy, body aware language that feels deliberate rather than decorative, mixing patterns, cutouts, and sharp silhouettes into a wardrobe built for movement and presence. This is resort wear with bite.
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Milan Petruska by photographer Baldovino Barani
Milan Petruska commands the frame in this bold fashion editorial photographed by Baldovino Barani. The model exudes alpha energy, balancing raw masculinity with refined style. Every pose highlights both his physique and the luxurious designer pieces he wears, creating a sense of effortless dominance in fashion.
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Julia Banas by photographer Alvaro Beamud Cortes
Julia Banas embodies understated romance in this delicate editorial photographed by Alvaro Beamud Cortes for Flair Magazine’s March 2015 issue. The mood is soft and elegant, emphasizing subtle details that elevate the imagery. A single maroon rose mirrors the deep red of her lips, creating a visual harmony that feels both refined and intimate.
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SEAN O’PRY BY DOUG INGLISH
Sean O’Pry embodies timeless style in this polished editorial photographed by Doug Inglish for Dsection Magazine. The imagery captures a fresh, sun-soaked aesthetic, as if the model has just stepped off a luxury yacht. His natural charm and confident presence make each shot feel effortless while radiating sophistication.
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Iris Strubegger by photographer Raf Stahelin
Iris Strubegger embodies a quiet, refined elegance in this floral-inspired editorial photographed by Raf Stahelin for Harper’s Bazaar Spain May 2015. The images celebrate simplicity and symmetry, presenting the model almost as a living sculpture among flowers that echo her grace and poise. Her presence is serene yet commanding, making each frame feel deliberate and artful.
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Molly Bair by photographer Marlene Marino
Molly Bair exudes an unusual, leggy elegance in this editorial that contrasts Midwestern simplicity with high-fashion eccentricity. The photoshoot takes place inside a vintage home, emphasizing muted tones, worn textures, and the quiet atmosphere of everyday life. Molly moves solemnly through rooms, her presence both striking and introspective, transforming the ordinary into an editorial narrative.
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Sam Rollinson by Sean+Seng
Sam Rollinson takes center stage in a couture editorial set against the energetic streets of Turkey. Photographed by Sean + Seng for Vogue Turkey’s May 2015 issue, the series blends high fashion with everyday urban life. The cityscape becomes more than a backdrop. It interacts with the clothing and the model, providing contrast and texture that make each image feel alive.
