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Model wearing a dark striped polo shirt and a layered draped pastel skirt posing by a white door.

Rear close-up view of a model wearing an open-back satin corset with an exposed hook-and-eye bra clasp and cream skirt.

Woman with long brown hair wearing a dark sleeveless knit dress, white shorts, and black knee-high boots seated on a stool.

Extreme close-up portrait of two faces positioned head to head with warm lighting, soft focus, and visible film grain.

Person posed upside down wearing black stiletto boots, blue denim jeans, and a dark jacket against a wood-paneled wall and door.

Model reclining inside a vehicle seen through a reflective car window wearing a yellow embellished mini skirt and structured top.

Close-up portrait of a woman seated in a white bathtub wrapped in wet translucent fabric, viewed from the side.

Model with short dark wavy hair wearing a white strapless top with arm raised overhead in an interior setting.

A person in a brown leather jacket and dark trousers lies on white bedding while clutching a pillow.

Model lying on a bed wearing a short black dress with white lace trim and ribbon bow accents on the sleeves.

August Barron ALL-IN N°9 - Laia Bonastre, Leopold ... 2026

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The ALL-IN N°9 project by August Barron is a masterclass in modern luxury fashion editorial, skillfully navigating the tension between raw human vulnerability and curated high-fashion styling. Featuring talent such as Laia Bonastre and Leopold, the campaign channels a distinct sense of avant-garde intimacy. With expert fashion styling from Léopold Duchemin, the series leans into an editorial minimalist aesthetic, where the interplay of textures—from shimmering metallic skirts and structured satin tops to worn-in leather jackets—becomes the narrative focus. The execution relies heavily on the evocative power of natural light, which softly illuminates the subjects against stark, neutral backdrops, allowing the complex fabric layers and precise garment details to take center stage. The creative team, bolstered by the contributions of hair stylist Yumiko Hikage and makeup artist Karin Westerlund, emphasizes a raw and tactile approach to portraiture. Whether through tight macro close-ups that celebrate skin texture or dreamlike, high-angle shots that frame figures in hazy, domestic settings, the project feels profoundly organic. By incorporating subtle grainy film quality and unconventional perspectives, such as reflections through car glass, the series creates a layered visual experience that feels both candid and meticulously considered. This collection serves as a refined showcase of the brand’s identity, blending high-end fashion design with a cinematic, deeply personal atmosphere that lingers long after the initial glance.