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Model with voluminous blonde hair wearing a white crop top and unbuttoned denim shorts against a neutral grey studio background

Close-up of a woman with voluminous curly hair wearing large egg earrings and a light blue collared shirt.

Model lying on a raised grey platform wearing a red bodysuit and grey leg warmers

Two women modeling in an editorial shoot for Novembre Magazine, featuring bold hairstyles and dark apparel against a light backdrop.

Fashion model in a voluminous black textured shrug, blue satin leggings, and white heels posing dynamically on a grey platform.

Woman posing in a red spaghetti-strap bodysuit and sheer tights in a photo studio with lighting equipment visible.

Model with voluminous dark curly hair wearing denim jeans against a plain grey backdrop in Novembre Magazine editorial.

Two panel fashion layout featuring models with voluminous blonde hair wearing black clothing against a plain background

Model with voluminous blonde hair wearing a black glossy leather jacket and bodysuit in a studio fashion editorial spread.

Close-up macro of a mascara wand dripping liquid alongside a seated woman wearing a printed tank top in an editorial layout.

Model reclining on a white surface in a pink patterned mini dress with a wide white collar.

Novembre Magazine Laura & Kenza by Nicolas and Salomé 2026

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In this striking editorial for Novembre Magazine, photographers Nicolas and Salomé lean into the tension between clinical minimalism and high-fashion expression. Featuring models Laura Lekysha and Kenza Safsaf, the project serves as a masterclass in clean editorial portraiture, where the focus remains steadfast on the interplay of texture, form, and composition. The imagery oscillates between stark, neutral backdrops and deliberate, sculptural posing, creating a visual rhythm that is both edgy and refined. Central to the project is the work of hair stylist Charlie Le Mindu, whose treatment of voluminous, textured hair—ranging from bleach-blonde bobs to dark, curly cascades—acts as the primary catalyst for the aesthetic narrative. Supported by the sharp makeup artistry of Eny Whitehead and the precise movement direction of Franka Marlene Foth, the series avoids the clutter of conventional fashion photography in favor of a disciplined, studio-driven approach. By utilizing a mix of studio strobe lighting to emphasize the sheen of leather and patent fabrics against the soft, diffused quality of natural light, the photographers achieve a polished look that feels both contemporary and timeless. This collaboration thrives on a juxtaposition of raw, human emotion and hyper-styled, surrealistic accessories, solidifying its place as a compelling entry in modern luxury fashion editorial work that values intentionality above all else.