Harper's Bazaar Poland

Sep 2026

In their latest editorial collaboration for Harper's Bazaar Poland, titled Stan rzeczy, photography duo Tatiana and Karol masterfully execute a vision of designer fashion that prioritizes structural tension and chromatic play. The series functions as a high-end fashion editorial that oscillates between the intimacy of portraiture and the stark clarity of product-focused commercial work. By leveraging a minimalist aesthetic against bold, saturated backgrounds, the project centers on the tactile nature of luxury goods, from the intricate, sculptural gold jewelry adorning model Laura Savy to the nuanced, soft-suede finish of a mustard-yellow handbag. The imagery relies heavily on the technique of soft lighting, which serves to unify the diverse textures while emphasizing the graphic silhouette of hybrid footwear, such as the featured Loewe pump-sneaker. With careful attention to detail provided by hair stylist Tomoko Ohama and makeup artist Tiziana Raimondo, the visual language remains consistently clean and deliberate throughout. Casting director Ernest Rudzki anchors the editorial, ensuring a cohesive tone that balances contemporary trends with an almost clinical precision. This body of work reads as an exercise in editorial minimalism, stripping away the noise to highlight the interplay between form, materiality, and the deliberate color blocking that defines modern luxury fashion discourse today, resulting in a refined portfolio piece that feels both grounded and aspirational.

Editorial, Minimalist

Soft Light

Fashion, Designer Fashion