Model with long wavy hair wearing a sheer black dress and black boots against a white studio background

Close-up portrait of a model wearing a high-collared black garment against a plain light background for Vogue Czechoslovakia

Model standing against a plain grey background wearing a sleeveless black dress featuring large white floral appliqués at the waist.

Model in black jacket with tan strap details against a plain white studio background for Vogue Czechoslovakia

Model wearing a white structured outfit with black trim and a black handbag standing against a seamless white background.

Model wearing a brown cable-knit cutout dress against a plain white background for Vogue Czechoslovakia

Model wearing a fluffy light blue fur coat with a black bow belt against a white seamless background for Vogue Czechoslovakia

Model with short dark hair wearing a dark off-the-shoulder textured top and striped trousers against a plain white background

Model wearing a structured black coat with a faux-fur collar and flared hem against a white seamless background.

Model wearing a white and black leather jacket with decorative collar and matching skirt against a plain light background.

Vogue Czechoslovakia Before and After 2026

About

Before and After is a fashion editorial feature produced for Vogue Czechoslovakia. Captured by photographer Isabel Rovira Salvador, the series leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilising natural light and soft, even studio lighting to highlight sculptural silhouettes and textured materials. The project presents a collection of contemporary looks, ranging from structured architectural tailoring to avant-garde knitwear and voluminous outerwear. Fashion styling is provided by Oriol Robert, who focuses on bold contrasts, intricate appliqués, and avant-garde construction. The editorial features beauty looks by makeup artist Blau Perez and hair styling by Mabel Boon, maintaining a polished and direct tone throughout. The models, including Daria Rodionova, Julia Kuźniar, Litza Veloz, Mollie Cotter, and Stephane Kumm, are presented against neutral backdrops to keep the focus on the sartorial details and garment textures.