Novembre Magazine

May 2026

Captured with an eye for structural tension and textural play, the SÃO PAULO editorial for Novembre Magazine offers a striking meditation on modern fashion photography. Through the lens of photographer and stylist Juan Corrales, the project leans into an avant-garde aesthetic that bridges the gap between high-fashion luxury houses and raw, industrial simplicity. By employing a live-action technique that favors clean, minimalist environments, the series strips away excess to spotlight the intricate details of each garment, whether it is the delicate vintage-inspired floral patterns or the experimental use of crinkled plastic wrap layered over cotton. The visuals, bolstered by the presence of models Allexia de Jesus and Marcelo Lima, masterfully navigate the interplay between sheer, voluminous tulle and rigid concrete surfaces. Cinematic in its composure and rooted in editorial minimalism, the work utilizes soft, diffused lighting and natural light to heighten the tactile quality of the fabrics. Each composition serves as a deliberate exploration of form, blending streetwear sensibilities with avant-garde styling choices to create a visual dialogue that feels both grounded and otherworldly. The result is a sophisticated portfolio that prioritizes silhouette and material contrast, reinforcing the publication's commitment to unconventional storytelling and high-impact visual artistry in the contemporary fashion landscape.

Editorial, Clean, Lifestyle, Minimalist

Live-action Technique

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion