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Woman in a sleeveless white dress and dark sunglasses stepping out of a yellow taxi cab on a city street.

Blonde woman in dark sunglasses and a white sleeveless dress carrying a black leather jacket over her shoulder on a city street.

Blonde woman in brown vest and trousers with a houndstooth blazer over her shoulder carrying a brown suede bag outside a café.

Blonde woman in a tailored camel coat and white socks examining produce at an outdoor fruit stand on a busy city sidewalk.

A woman in dark sunglasses, an oversized dark coat, a bright red turtleneck sweater, and striped wide-leg trousers walking on a street.

Model wearing a black leather jacket, wide-leg leather trousers, and oversized tinted sunglasses standing outside a brick building.

Model wearing a dark brown leather jacket, leather trousers, and oversized sunglasses walking past a yellow taxi on a city street.

Model wearing a long dark olive coat, red knit top, and pinstriped trousers with sunglasses on a sunlit city street corner.

Woman walking past a deli storefront holding flowers and wearing a long dark coat over striped trousers

Model in polka dot dress and camel coat standing on a sidewalk near fruit crates by Johnson Lui for ME+EM

Woman wearing a houndstooth blazer and a green knit sweater tied around her neck in bright sunlight on a city street.

Model in dark sunglasses wearing a camel coat and printed dress leaning against a pole on a city street

ME+EM ME+EM Sept/Oct Social 2025

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ME+EM presents its September/October social campaign, a series of street-style fashion portraits capturing transitional autumn wardrobes in an urban environment. The photography leans into documentary-style framing, documenting a model navigating city markets and busy sidewalks while highlighting the tactile layering of heavy knitwear, leather tailoring, and seasonal outerwear. Photographed by Johnson Lui, the series utilises natural daylight and hard sunlight to emphasize texture and architectural depth. With makeup artistry by Andrew Colvin, the editorial aesthetic remains clean and polished, prioritising candid motion and authentic city-life details.