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Black cosmetic tube standing upright next to the heel of a black leather boot against a light grey background
Extreme close-up portrait of a woman applying red lipstick with dramatic black eyeliner and heavy mascara.
Close-up macro shot of a person smiling with red lipstick and white teeth, overlaid with text reading #SAVED and smaller inset photos.
Blue leather shoulder handbag with a metal chain strap against a dark background for Alice.D Magazine
Close-up portrait of a model with bold blue eyeliner and glossy lips for an Alice.D Magazine editorial.
Man wearing a dark jacket and trousers holding a black handbag against a neutral studio background.
An open paper pulp egg carton containing brown eggs and a pair of tinted glasses against a solid black background.
Black sunglasses resting on a glass bottle filled with a creamy white liquid against a dark red background.
Shirtless man wearing black sunglasses and dark trousers crouching against a grey studio background
Macro view of black mascara wand and an eye with heavily coated eyelashes and styled eyebrow
Black and white perfume bottles arranged vertically on a textured red background alongside a polished silver spoon.
Close-up portrait of a young man with dark curly hair wearing a black zippered jacket against a light grey background.
Close-up macro shot of glossy lips holding white square objects between teeth for Alice.D Magazine
Black cosmetic tube standing upright next to the heel of a black leather boot against a light grey background
Extreme close-up portrait of a woman applying red lipstick with dramatic black eyeliner and heavy mascara.
Close-up macro shot of a person smiling with red lipstick and white teeth, overlaid with text reading #SAVED and smaller inset photos.

Alice.D Magazine Are We Worth Saving? 2024

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Are We Worth Saving? is an expansive editorial project for Alice.D Magazine, orchestrated by creative director Lucy Jane Brand. The series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, combining high-fashion portraiture with conceptual still-life photography to explore textures and form. Photographer Jess Brohier captures the narrative through a lens of sharp contrasts, utilizing macro photography and beauty light to isolate specific details—from glossy cosmetic applications to intricate wardrobe hardware. The project features a diverse range of visual compositions, including deliberate, moody still lifes set against rich red backdrops and crisp, neutral-toned studio portraits. Hair stylist Jordan Hallewell and make-up artist Julie Provis contribute to the series' polished, high-fashion look through detailed skin textures and precise grooming. With casting and production handled by Alice.D Studio, the editorial integrates digital UI elements and graphic typography, resulting in a cohesive, multi-layered visual layout.

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