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Model in red hooded crochet top and patterned trousers posing against a grey studio wall for Heroine Magazine
Monochrome fashion editorial image featuring a model wearing a lace headscarf, patterned top, feathered skirt, and dark sneakers.
Model wearing a beaded beige hooded gown, red baseball cap, and red gloves standing against a white backdrop.
Model with styled dark hair and earrings standing in profile before a brown sofa wearing a vibrant dress and patterned tights
Model wearing a white lace top and dark padded trousers posed against a plain white studio background.
Monochrome fashion editorial image featuring a model wearing a textured white furry skirt and a draped white top with black straps.
Model jumping mid-air wearing a patterned dress and cap against a bright white background
Model in a green and pink color-blocked dress wearing a dark furry headdress against a grey studio background
Model in patterned tights and dark jacket leaping mid-air against a grey studio backdrop for Heroine Magazine
Model standing in front of a brown sofa wearing a white blouse, dark skirt, and patterned boots for Heroine Magazine
Model in red hooded crochet top and patterned trousers posing against a grey studio wall for Heroine Magazine
Monochrome fashion editorial image featuring a model wearing a lace headscarf, patterned top, feathered skirt, and dark sneakers.
Model wearing a beaded beige hooded gown, red baseball cap, and red gloves standing against a white backdrop.

Heroine Magazine Feel Now 2025

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Feel Now is a fashion editorial produced for Heroine Magazine, featuring model Cassady Clover. Captured by photographer Adrian Samson, the series leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that highlights sculptural silhouettes and intricate textile textures. The editorial utilizes a blend of monochromatic and vibrant color palettes, framed against neutral studio backgrounds to emphasize the experimental styling. Working with fashion stylist Peghah Maleknejad, the project incorporates diverse garments—ranging from lace and crochet to voluminous, padded trousers—to create a dynamic sense of motion and avant-garde structure. The production employs hard light and chiaroscuro techniques to cast pronounced shadows, adding depth and a clean, graphic quality to the portraits. Hair styling by Anna Cofone and makeup artistry by Joel Babicci round out the visual identity of the series.

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