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Magazine layout spread featuring the title The Spark on the left and a building facade against a teal sky on the right.
Editorial spread featuring a model in a black top against pavement and a seated model outside
Two editorial fashion images featuring models in patterned coats set against urban backgrounds for Mia Le Journal
A double-page magazine spread featuring a portrait of a model in a black tweed double-breasted coat and an inset shot of a street scene.
Model seated in a white plastic chair on a city street wearing a red jacket, blue jeans, black head covering, and sunglasses.
Editorial spread layout featuring two separate fashion photographs shot by Roberta Krasnig for Mia Le Journal
Model wearing black long-sleeve top and gloves posing against a bench, with a separate street view panel
Two editorial photographs showing a model in a patterned dress and hat, and a detailed crop of patterned skirt and flat shoes.
Model seated outdoors near a bright blue table wearing beige attire for Mia Le Journal editorial
Double-page fashion magazine spread showing a full-length model standing before a teal metal gate and a close-up portrait of a woman in glasses
Diptypt photograph of a model in a laundromat and a close-up portrait of a blonde bob haircut woman for Mia Le Journal
Magazine layout spread featuring the title The Spark on the left and a building facade against a teal sky on the right.
Editorial spread featuring a model in a black top against pavement and a seated model outside
Two editorial fashion images featuring models in patterned coats set against urban backgrounds for Mia Le Journal

Mia Le Journal THE SPARK 2025

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THE SPARK is a fashion editorial series produced for Mia Le Journal, presenting a narrative-driven approach to contemporary design. Through a collection of magazine spreads, the project frames models against gritty, industrial urban backdrops and architectural settings, emphasizing the intersection of textured garments and raw, everyday environments. The series leans into a cinematic visual language, utilizing natural light and an analogue aesthetic to create depth across its diptych layouts and typographic compositions. Captured by photographer Roberta Krasnig, the project features editorial direction from Federica Trotta and styling by Gaia Fraschini. The production is rounded out by hair styling from Davide Nucara, casting by Isadora Banaudi, and manicures by Giulia Zacconi, collectively contributing to the project’s cohesive and clean aesthetic.

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