Model holding up a patterned green leather handbag with tan leather handles against a textured dark painterly background.

Model Franziska Jetzek lying on a red floral sofa with a monogram handbag for 10 Magazine USA

Model Franziska Jetzek poses leaning against an ornate armchair holding a monogram handbag for 10 Magazine USA

Close-up of a burgundy Mary Jane shoe standing delicately balanced on top of a brown chicken egg.

Monogram handbag nested inside ornate antique porcelain bowls on a polished wooden table

Model Franziska Jetzek holding up two monogram handbags against a classic Parisian residential building exterior

Model Franziska Jetzek seated on a carpeted floor holding a patterned handbag against wood paneling for 10 Magazine USA.

Franziska Jetzek lying on a brown bed holding a patterned handbag in a dimly lit room

Monogram handbag resting on the saddle of a polished wooden rocking horse for 10 Magazine USA

Model holding a patterned feather against a dark wooden panel background for 10 Magazine USA

10 Magazine USA Lasting impression 2026

About

In the fashion-forward pages of 10 Magazine USA, the Lasting Impression editorial project offers a masterclass in the dialogue between luxury accessories and domestic intimacy. Photographed by Antoine and Charlie, this fashion campaign transcends traditional product imagery by leaning into an aesthetic of editorial minimalism and surreal composition. Through a series of carefully curated vignettes, the team explores the sculptural geometry of monogrammed handbags, placing them within environments that range from dimly lit, tapestry-adorned chambers to highly stylized, conceptual still lifes. Featuring model Franziska Jetzek, the project utilizes natural light to emphasize the rich tactile qualities of leather, wood, and vintage porcelain. Whether balancing a logo-printed shoe atop a fragile egg or resting a designer bag upon a carved wooden horse, the creative direction achieves a tension between the permanence of luxury craftsmanship and the fleeting, transient nature of the subjects. The casting, curated by Dean Goodman, favors a direct and grounded presence that anchors these cinematic scenes. The resulting imagery reads as a sophisticated exploration of texture and heritage, where macro photography captures the intricate details of metal hardware and monogram patterns against the warmth of dark, architectural interiors, ultimately framing these accessories not just as commodities, but as central participants in a refined, visual narrative that feels both timeless and deeply contemporary.