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Young man in dark track jacket holding a glass of cola at a table inside a café with a street view through a window.
Four models posing outdoors with urban apartment buildings and parked cars in the background for Coeval Magazine STIGMATA project
A Black woman crouching beside a stroller containing an infant in an industrial workshop setting.
Model Lily Nova seated at a table in a bar playing with her long dark hair for Coeval Magazine STIGMATA
Three young adults sitting side by side on a bare mattress on the floor, holding handheld gaming consoles.
Woman in floral bikini top and straw hat with bow viewed from behind on a sandy beach with three men standing in the background.
Two models standing on steps outside a residential doorway for Coeval Magazine STIGMATA project
Shirtless tattooed man seated in front of a yellow wall with a religious statue and patterned tile wainscoting.
Close-up profile of a woman with a rope around her neck and in her mouth against a dark background for Coeval Magazine.
Young man in dark track jacket holding a glass of cola at a table inside a café with a street view through a window.
Four models posing outdoors with urban apartment buildings and parked cars in the background for Coeval Magazine STIGMATA project
A Black woman crouching beside a stroller containing an infant in an industrial workshop setting.

Coeval Magazine STIGMATA 2025

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STIGMATA is a fashion editorial series commissioned by Coeval Magazine, featuring the photography of Mark Yareham. The collection presents a diverse range of narrative environments, shifting from candid, natural light-lit urban settings to high-contrast, moody interior portraits. The project captures various stylistic explorations, moving between the clean, daylight aesthetic of outdoor residential streetscapes and the introspective, low-key chiaroscuro lighting found in more enclosed, industrial spaces. Key contributions include the work of model Lily Nova, who features across several of the project's distinct tonal scenes. Throughout the editorial, the imagery leans into matte textures and analogue film techniques to create a grounded, tactile atmosphere. The series maintains a consistent focus on human interaction within varied social and private contexts.

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