Close-up portrait of model Ateta Jok wearing ornate jeweled eye adornments for 10 Magazine editorial photographed by Antoine and Charlie

Model Ateta Jok wearing a layered diamond and sapphire necklace and blue eyeshadow against a white background

Model wearing diamond drop earrings and necklace against a plain white background for 10 Magazine

Model Ateta Jok with hands to her face wearing jeweled necklaces for 10 Magazine

Close-up portrait of model Ateta Jok wearing a statement gold cuff bracelet against a plain light background.

Model with blue eyeshadow holding a diamond necklace against a plain white background for 10 Magazine

Back view of Ateta Jok wearing a diamond and ruby necklace against a plain white background for 10 Magazine

Model holding a jewelled coral necklace framing her face with blue eyeshadow against white

Close-up of a gold textured collar necklace with a diamond accent resting against a person draped in dark fabric

Model wearing a diamond necklace and white eyeshadow posing against a white background for 10 Magazine editorial.

Model Ateta Jok wearing multi-strand pearl necklace wrapped around her knee against a white seamless background for 10 Magazine

Model Ateta Jok with blue eye makeup and a diamond choker leaning against a white wall for 10 Magazine

Close-up of dark-skinned hands displaying an ornate blue gemstone ring and matching bracelet against a plain white background.

10 Magazine Captured twice 2026

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Captured Twice, a striking editorial spread for 10 Magazine, redefines the visual language of high-end jewellery through an uncompromising lens of minimalist sophistication. Under the expert creative direction of Editor-in-Chief Sophia Neophitou, the series moves beyond traditional product photography, transforming ornaments into extensions of the human form. Photographed by Antoine and Charlie, the portraits lean into editorial minimalism, utilizing stark, high-key white backgrounds and controlled studio strobe lighting to strip away all distractions. This intentional austerity ensures the focus remains entirely on the interplay between the subject—model Ateta Jok—and the intricate craftsmanship of the pieces, from wing-shaped ear adornments to layered geometric necklaces. The project establishes a profound dialogue between skin tone and texture, further enhanced by Chiao Chenet’s precision hair styling and Pep Gay’s evocative makeup work, which often utilizes bold, saturated blue and graphic white eyeshadow to mirror the vibrant rubies and sapphires in the collection. By prioritizing sculptural silhouettes and emotive, tight compositions, the team creates a series of commercial yet deeply artistic portraits. The resulting work feels both timeless and contemporary, capturing the brilliant sparkle of gemstones alongside the sharp, graceful features of the subject, ultimately asserting that true luxury is best communicated through a balance of technical restraint and creative clarity.