AnOther Magazine

Feb 2026

In this striking editorial feature for AnOther Magazine, photographer Brianna Capozzi captures the quintessential Prada woman through a lens of vibrant juxtaposition and refined intimacy. The project, centered on the house's latest seasonal narrative, utilizes a sophisticated blend of natural light and controlled studio strobe to heighten the tactile reality of the garments. Stylist Emma Wyman orchestrates a visual dialogue between luxury materials and utilitarian shapes, grounding delicate crystal-encrusted jewellery and sheer opera gloves against earth-toned separates and oversized, structural silhouettes. The aesthetic is defined by an editorial portrait approach, where color-blocked backgrounds—ranging from electric lime to saturated orange and hot pink—provide a stark, modern canvas that isolates the subjects and forces a sharp focus on texture. With casting led by Mathilde Curel, the models adopt direct, unstudied gazes, lending the fashion a grounded, human quality that avoids the overly manicured tropes of traditional high-fashion campaigns. Subtle details, such as the sculptural jewelry and the deliberate styling of hair by Lucas Wilson and makeup by Allie Smith, serve to anchor the whimsical nature of the accessories. By merging minimalist studio framing with bold, unexpected color, the series transforms standard retail silhouettes into high-art compositions that feel both immediate and enduring, perfectly aligning with the avant-garde sensibilities inherent to the Prada brand identity.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion