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Dancer in a white leotard and tulle skirt seated cross-legged on a wooden floor against a backlit wall
Model in white leotard and tutu posing near doorway watching five masked dancers in background
Five models in white leotards and tutus wearing white masks stand together in a light room with wooden floors.
Dancers in white tutus and masks arranged in a circle around a standing ballerina on a wooden floor
Model in white ruffled jacket leading four dancers in tutus and masks across a busy city street in black and white
Black and white editorial image of six female models wearing white leotards, tutus, and masquerade masks on a city street.
Monochrome street scene featuring a woman in a ruffled white jacket leading several dancers wearing tutus and white masks across a crosswalk.
Model Dia Crosse wearing a ruffled skirt and holding a white satin clutch in a black and white portrait for Paper Magazine.
Model Dia Crosse wearing a black dress with white tulle hem and hair bow for Paper Magazine by Joaquin Castillo.
Dancer in a white leotard and tulle skirt seated cross-legged on a wooden floor against a backlit wall
Model in white leotard and tutu posing near doorway watching five masked dancers in background
Five models in white leotards and tutus wearing white masks stand together in a light room with wooden floors.

Paper Magazine Dentro del universo de Bodine 2026

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Dentro del universo de Bodine is a fashion editorial series for Paper Magazine, featuring a study in movement and coordinated theatricality. The project moves from a minimalist studio setting to an urban landscape, using a clean aesthetic to highlight structured textiles and tulle. Photographer Joaquin Castillo captures a series of rhythmic compositions, ranging from intimate portraits of model Dia Crosse to synchronized processions of dancers. The imagery leans into the contrast between soft, voluminous fabrics and sharp, monochrome grading, utilising natural light to define the silhouettes of the performers. The series is grounded by hair styling from Takayuki Umeda, who contributes to the uniform, masked aesthetic across the group portraits. The project makes extensive use of monochrome and analogue film techniques to emphasize texture.

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