WRPD Magazine

WRPD Magazine · Mer Girl

Mer Girl is a fashion editorial project for WRPD Magazine, captured by photographer Julia Morris. The series leans into a nostalgic coastal aesthetic, utilizing natural light and an analogue film technique to document model Natalie Ogg against the backdrop of an amusement park and seaside landscape. The imagery captures a candid, relaxed atmosphere, pairing textured knitwear and layered silhouettes with the structural elements of a fairground. The editorial emphasizes a warm color palette and soft grain, framing the subject in an expansive outdoor environment that balances fashion-forward styling with a distinct, retro-inspired mood.

WRPD Magazine · Satin Roads

Satin Roads is a fashion editorial series produced for WRPD Magazine, blending sharp tailoring with the raw, textural grit of urban architecture. Captured by photographer Nina Raasch and styled by Saskia Jung, the project focuses on high-contrast silhouettes and minimalist layering, set against concrete walls, weathered metal, and paved alleyways. The imagery employs an analogue / film aesthetic, leaning into natural light to accentuate the tactile qualities of the apparel. Featuring model Ireen, the editorial navigates a range of environments—from architectural stone pillars to industrial storefronts—maintaining a clean, deliberate composition throughout the series. The work highlights avant-garde accessories and structured garments, creating a consistent visual language that prioritizes texture and form.

WRPD Magazine · Thrill

WRPD Magazine presents 'Thrill,' a fashion editorial series that navigates the intersection of intimate portraiture and architectural documentation. Photographed by Jakub Szymanski, the project channels a nostalgic, vintage cinematic feel through a selection of monochrome and warm-toned imagery. Set against the backdrop of Parisian interiors and urban cityscapes, the narrative relies on moody lighting and analogue film techniques to build its atmosphere. The editorial features a recurring focus on textured fashion, utilizing high-contrast composition to emphasize both the subject's expression and the structural details of the environment.

WRPD Magazine · EMOTIONAL SIGNAGEBY

Emotional Signageby is a fashion editorial series produced for WRPD Magazine, exploring the intersection of architectural texture and high-contrast garment tailoring. Photographed by Emre Grind, the project captures models Dantè Kedde and Lando van der Schee across a variety of urban and studio settings, leaning into a minimalist aesthetic defined by clean lines and stark geometric compositions. The series emphasizes sculptural silhouettes through layered textiles and structured outerwear, featuring fashion styling by Tricja Cotterrill and makeup by Danine Zwets. The execution relies on natural light, ranging from crisp hard daylight that carves sharp shadows against industrial backgrounds to soft, directional lighting that highlights intricate fabric details and drapery. The project utilizes techniques including monochrome photography and analogue film to maintain a clean, graphic visual narrative throughout the editorial.

WRPD Magazine · Court Portrait

Court Portrait is a fashion editorial series for WRPD Magazine that explores sculptural silhouettes and minimalist styling. The project utilizes a neutral grey studio backdrop to frame a collection of avant-garde garments, from oversized faux fur to structured black dresses, emphasizing clean lines and precise textile textures. Photographer Pawel Lewandowski employs soft directional lighting throughout the series to define the subjects' forms and highlight sharp details like leather gloves and geometric necklines. The aesthetic remains polished and desaturated, leaning into editorial techniques to create a cohesive, high-contrast visual rhythm. Featured model Fia Pawlinska anchors the series, with makeup artistry by Anna Stykala contributing to the refined, natural look.

WRPD Magazine · INDIGO

INDIGO is a fashion editorial series for WRPD Magazine that explores the intersection of classic tailoring and avant-garde styling. Through a mix of interior and exterior settings, the project documents a range of sartorial looks, from formal suiting to layered knitwear, punctuated by sculptural metallic headpieces and bold beauty interventions. The aesthetic leans into an analogue film quality, defined by grainy textures, desaturated tones, and soft, natural light. Photographer Mateusz Grzelak captures a series of intimate, observational portraits, while makeup artist Anna Stykala provides the creative beauty direction, notably incorporating intense monochromatic pigments and detailed textural elements into the visual narrative.

WRPD Magazine · La signora

WRPD Magazine · FADING

FADING for WRPD Magazine is a compelling fashion editorial that explores the tension between delicate, ethereal aesthetics and the raw, gritty reality of industrial environments. Through the lens of photographer Yulia Plakhotnikova, the project channels a sense of quiet contemplation, placing model Victoria Volt within a cluttered antique restoration workshop filled with historical debris, metallic lanterns, and shimmering chandeliers. The execution leans into a documentary-style sensibility, utilizing techniques such as 35mm film photography and natural light to capture the nuanced textures of avant-garde, semi-translucent garments and structural silhouettes. By contrasting the fragile beauty of sheer, draped gowns and skeletal corset tops against the harsh lines of corrugated metal shutters and industrial machinery, the imagery achieves a sophisticated visual duality. The project masterfully balances raw, high-contrast flash lighting with soft, diffused portraits, creating an atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and clinical. Every frame emphasizes a thoughtful interplay between the subject and their eclectic, history-laden surroundings, resulting in a cohesive series that feels less like a traditional commercial shoot and more like a moody, cinematic investigation of form, light, and materiality. This editorial stands as a testament to the power of texture and environmental context in elevating contemporary fashion storytelling, showcasing a distinctive, raw visual identity that feels both grounded and deeply experimental.

WRPD Magazine · Silly Little Lies

Silly Little Lies, an editorial spread for WRPD Magazine, presents a masterclass in controlled minimalism and contemporary fashion photography. By stripping away extraneous environmentals, the project centers the viewer's focus on the tension between structured garments and human movement. Photographer Julia Morris leans into a deliberate, high-key aesthetic, utilizing a combination of natural light and studio strobe to achieve an even, pristine clarity that renders every fabric texture—from the delicate complexity of intricate lace to the utilitarian weight of pinstriped cotton—with exacting precision. Working in tandem with fashion editor and stylist Zu SB, the series moves beyond traditional portraiture, occasionally incorporating dance-inspired motifs and expressive, dynamic posing to bring a tactile vitality to the frame. The result is a curated visual narrative where vibrant color blocking and soft, pastel layering find harmony against stark, featureless backdrops. By eschewing narrative clutter, the project champions an editorial minimalism that feels both timeless and sharp, grounding each look in a calm, contemplative stillness. This series serves as a refined showcase of silhouette and texture, where the interplay of light and form elevates every sartorial detail into a deliberate statement, solidifying its place within the current landscape of sophisticated, movement-forward luxury fashion imagery.

WRPD Magazine · EACH TIME YOU FALL IN LOVE

EACH TIME YOU FALL IN LOVE for WRPD Magazine serves as a masterclass in editorial minimalism, stripping back the noise to prioritize the interplay between texture, form, and human expression. Through the lens of photographer Thanos Poulimenos, the project explores a series of intimate portraits that lean into a clean, modern aesthetic. The visual narrative relies heavily on the use of natural light to illuminate the delicate tension between structured knitwear and the fluid drape of sheer fabrics. By collaborating with model Beatriz Ronda, the production achieves a quiet, contemplative atmosphere that feels both grounded and deeply cinematic. The technical execution is anchored by subtle hair styling from Christos Vourlis and refined makeup artistry by Marita Politou, both of which emphasize the subject's natural features rather than masking them. Whether experimenting with abstract, layered reflections or utilizing sharp studio-based profiles, the imagery maintains a cohesive focus on tactile detail. The choice to utilize stark, neutral backdrops ensures the viewer remains anchored to the subject, allowing the specific pop of a red apple or the contrast of complex stitching to stand out with intentionality. This body of work reads as an exercise in restraint, expertly navigating the delicate balance of a high-fashion editorial while remaining accessible through its raw, unfiltered approach to portraiture and lifestyle photography.

WRPD Magazine · ERKER

ERKER is a fashion editorial series for WRPD Magazine that explores the interplay between rigid architectural forms and human movement. Photographed by Artem Kononenko, the feature frames model Alex Shibaeva against the weathered stone embankments and historic riverfronts of an urban landscape, leveraging natural light to define the sculptural silhouettes of each garment. Fashion editor Caitlin Moriarty complements the stark, monumental backdrop with a wardrobe focused on texture and contrast. The styling transitions from voluminous cream faux fur to precise, avant-garde pieces with structured shoulders and high-neck cutouts. With a visual language that relies on clean compositions and monochrome film techniques, the project maintains an observational, contemplative mood throughout its multi-page layout.

WRPD Magazine · Multitude

Multitude is a fashion editorial series for WRPD Magazine, centered on sculptural silhouettes and avant-garde styling. Through a minimalist lens, the project explores the interplay between clean studio aesthetics and tactile elements, such as hand-painted botanical illustrations and layered compositions. Photographer Yulia Plakhotnikova utilizes soft, diffused lighting and stark backdrops to emphasize the graphic quality of the garments. The series, featuring model Milena Litvinovskaya, incorporates surreal techniques and structured poses to create a cohesive, contemporary visual narrative. Makeup artist Anastasiia Babii complements the collection with precise skin artistry and bold accents.