M Le magazine du Monde

Mar 2026

Une Parade Dada, a striking fashion editorial series for M Le magazine du Monde, masterfully channels the absurdity and geometric rigor of the Dadaist movement through a contemporary lens. Under the visionary eye of creative director Jean-Baptiste Talbourdet-Napoleone, the project blurs the line between human form and sculptural installation, utilizing dramatic studio strobe and chiaroscuro lighting to isolate its subjects against stark, minimalist backgrounds. Photographer David Luraschi captures a series of surreal portraits featuring model Marte Mei van Haaster, whose physical movements are consistently interrupted or enhanced by architectural props and avant-garde accessories. The editorial leans into high-contrast color palettes and bold, graphic shapes, with fashion editor and stylist Anna Claassen curating an ensemble of structured garments that play with scale and abstraction. Hair stylist Magdalena Loza and makeup artist Laura Yard contribute to the project's clinical, otherworldly precision, often concealing facial features or employing intentional cosmetic smudges to emphasize the performative nature of the work. Throughout the series, the interplay of texture, from glossy leather to matte fabrics, underscores a refined commitment to editorial minimalism. By treating luxury accessories as sculptural components of a larger, performative choreography, the team transforms standard fashion photography into a sophisticated, visual inquiry into form, movement, and the avant-garde aesthetic.

Editorial, Vertical, Vertical

Studio strobe