Atmos Magazine
Volume 12: How Sports Teams Are Turn ...
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Dec 2025
Atmos Magazine explores the intersection of sport and design in Volume 12, featuring an editorial spread that recontextualizes athletic gear through high-fashion styling. The shoot, captured by photographer Johnson Lui, bridges the gap between classic soccer kits and experimental textile art. The production leans into editorial photography and natural light to emphasize the movement and textures of the apparel. Styling by John Colver incorporates lace detailing, patterned fabrics, and handcrafted installations to create a tactile aesthetic. The series utilizes analogue film and organic compositions to ground the athletic themes within a park setting. With casting by Arielle Berman, set design by Javier Irigoyen, and makeup by Nolan Eakin, the feature presents a layered look at modern athletic culture through a curated, artistic lens.
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