Woman in a black and brown puffer jacket reclining on a black leather cushion against a white studio background.

Red lace dress laid flat on a white surface for Pop Magazine editorial

A black modern chair with a textured green lace fabric draped over it set against a wooden door and white floor

Woman in black lace dress crouching against a plain white background wearing an ornate earring

Brown lace jacket hanging on a garment rack against a bright white studio window background

Overhead portrait of a woman wearing a dark brown pinstripe blazer against a plain white studio backdrop.

Woman in a dark faux fur coat and voluminous puffer jacket reclining against a white background

Model wearing a structured black blazer with satin lapels posed behind a dark framed glass barrier against a white background.

Model in lace dress with chain necklace posing against a light background for Pop Magazine

Red lace bodysuit hanging on a black hanger in a white studio with a steamer on the floor.

Model standing on a large dark cushion wearing a voluminous brown puffer coat with a massive faux fur collar against a plain white wall

Woman in an oversized black tuxedo suit standing in a white studio setting for Pop Magazine editorial.

Model wearing a voluminous brown fur coat and lace skirt against a minimalist wooden wall and white panel backdrop.

Pop Magazine Alexandra Leclerc 2026

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Pop Magazine presents this fashion editorial featuring Alexandra Leclerc, defined by its focus on textile detail and structural garment silhouettes. Captured by photographer Olya Oleinic, the series utilizes minimalist studio environments to emphasize the tactile quality of lace, faux fur, and tailored outerwear. The work channels a contemporary visual language through varied perspectives, from high-angle shots to layered, monochromatic compositions. Fashion styling by Charlotte Rubenstein complements the project's precise aesthetic, integrating ornate accessories and sharp tailoring. Production across the editorial is supported by hair styling from Kei Terada, makeup artistry by Rebecca Wordingham, and set design by Haleimah Darwish. Employing techniques such as clean editorial framing and natural light, the series provides a study in form and material contrast.