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Model in olive green blouse and skirt standing against a pale wall for Bolero Magazine Back to the Future editorial

Model standing against wood wall in dark green sweater, patterned skirt, white socks, and heels beside radiators

Model wearing a dark coat and heeled sandals standing in an interior space with wooden panels and a patterned screen wall.

Model in black fringe dress walking across a concrete floor in a minimalist white studio space

Close-up portrait of a woman with dark hair wearing a navy blue blazer and silver watch against a plain white background.

Model lying on a white tufted sofa wearing a chunky green knit cardigan and fringe dress for Bolero Magazine.

Model seated in a chrome chair wearing a black zip-up jacket for Bolero Magazine Back to the Future editorial

Model wearing a brown shearling jacket with fluffy cuffs posing against a plain white background for Bolero Magazine.

Close-up monochrome portrait of a model framed by a voluminous textured faux fur hood.

Model wearing white textured top and sequin trousers reclining against a textured concrete background for Bolero Magazine.

Model wearing a dark ribbed turtleneck and a purple bow bracelet against a plain background

Model wearing a vibrant red coat and long dark gloves against a pale draped curtain background.

Model in a dark tweed jacket leaning against a patterned geometric concrete wall in black and white

Bolero Magazine Back to the Future Editorial 2026

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Back to the Future is a fashion editorial for Bolero Magazine that explores the intersection of classic silhouettes and modern textures. Shot by photographer Alessandro Oliva, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by clean, minimalist compositions and a deliberate use of natural light. Featuring model Pien Laureijssen, the imagery shifts between high-contrast monochrome portraits and warm, earthy color palettes. The production utilizes a mix of analogue film techniques and sharp studio framing to highlight intricate garment details, from chunky knits to fringe work. Styling by Martina Riebeck centers on layered, structured apparel, with hair by Simone Prusso and makeup by Martina Bolis providing a refined finish to the narrative. Casting was directed by Diego Maffezzoni.