Harper's Bazaar France

Apr 2026

In a sophisticated exploration of form and silhouette, Harper's Bazaar France presents a striking editorial featuring the latest designs from Calvin Klein. This high-fashion showcase, guided by the vision of creative director Veronica Leoni, transcends traditional luxury imagery through a stark and intentional play on minimalism. Photographer Joséphine Løchen captures the essence of the collection with a crisp, studio strobe aesthetic that emphasizes the architectural integrity of the garments. Stylist Alexandra Carl anchors the narrative in monochromatic precision, dressing model Alaina Rae in ensembles where clean tailoring meets avant-garde disruption. The images utilize a rigorous studio setting to highlight the contrast between smooth, structured clothing and unexpected, textured accessories like feathered spheres and vibrant pom-poms. This deliberate choice of props adds a conceptual layer to the portraiture, pushing the boundaries of classic luxury fashion into the realm of graphic art. By balancing sharp, dark lines with soft, organic volumes, the production leans into a contemporary dialogue about volume and movement. With seamless hair work by Akemi Kishida and understated beauty looks from makeup artist Christine Corbel, the project achieves a polished, editorial minimalism that celebrates both the wearable nature of the clothing and the transformative potential of bold, sculptural styling. It serves as a masterclass in modern fashion photography, where every shadow and accessory serves to define the brand's evolving identity.

Editorial

Studio strobe

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