Model wearing sculptural black draped attire and dark boots against a bright white background in a fashion portrait

Close up portrait of a female model facing forward against a plain white background

Model wearing a black textured fringed garment and pale socks against a white studio background with a dark vertical panel.

Model in a black asymmetrical dress and dark knee-high boots posing against a bright white seamless background.

Model standing against a white seamless background wearing white tights and dark leg warmers

Model Freya Nutter wearing a layered dark jacket and long skirt photographed by Rory van Millingen for Family Style.

Model Freya Nutter wearing a textured white garment and mesh head covering against a plain white background

Model in black sculptural attire posing with a dark block prop against a bright white background

Model wearing voluminous black textured garment and knee-high boots against a white studio seamless background.

Model wearing asymmetric black top, trousers, and dark cap against a grey studio background

Model wearing dark textured layered coat and fitted beanie against a plain white studio background.

Model wearing a white structured top and tights against a grey seamless backdrop for Family Style.

Model Freya Nutter in sheer black top and headscarf posing for Family Style editorial

Model wearing draped charcoal knit garments and matching socks standing against a plain grey seamless background.

Model wearing dark asymmetrical avant-garde apparel and leg warmers against a solid neutral studio background

Family Style 252 2025

About

Family Style’s '252' is a high-contrast fashion editorial project that explores sculptural silhouettes and avant-garde tailoring. Captured by photographer Rory van Millingen, the series leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, utilizing clean, monochrome compositions to emphasize the intricate textures and directional forms of the garments. The project features model Freya Nutter, with fashion editorial styling by Anders Solvsten Thomsen. The execution relies on a consistent, stripped-back visual language. By pairing bold, asymmetrical apparel with soft, directional lighting and analogue film techniques, the work directs full attention to the interplay of fabric and form. Hair styling by Yoko Setoyama and makeup artistry by Laura Dominique provide a precise, refined finish to each look within the series.