Ladygunn Magazine

Apr 2026

In a vivid exploration of surrealism and high-fashion whimsy, the editorial project Kitty Lever in Technicolor for Ladygunn Magazine masterfully blends the boundaries between traditional portraiture and theatrical art. With creative direction and photography helmed by Jordan Millington Liquorice, the series channels a bold, playful energy that transforms residential spaces into stages for eccentric storytelling. The shoot leans into an editorial aesthetic characterized by vibrant color palettes and intricate textile layering, where everything from a clown-inspired striped hat to a knife-pierced apple serves as a deliberate, calculated prop. The visual language is deeply atmospheric, relying on high-key and natural light to capture the nuanced textures of ruffled tulle, quilted fabrics, and ornate jewelry. Philipp Haemmerle’s contribution as set designer grounds these surreal compositions within a grand, architectural framework, while hair stylist Isaac Davidson manages to elevate the eccentric styling through dynamic, architectural coiffures that mirror the project's whimsical tone. This cinematic approach to lifestyle photography creates a storybook-like allure, punctuated by a blend of classical settings and avant-garde fashion choices. Through the collaborative production efforts of Elizabeth Kline Murphy, the project successfully captures a distinct editorial minimalism that feels both polished and intentionally chaotic, inviting the viewer into a highly curated, technicolor world that challenges typical media conventions with its uncompromising focus on surreal composition and high-fashion detail.

Lifestyle, Editorial

Natural light

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