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Model Lea Lukek wearing a black sheer-paneled midi dress leaning against a white studio wall with hands outstretched.

Model wearing a pleated black top and ribbed skirt standing in direct sunlight casting geometric shadows outdoors.

Metallic quilted leather handbag resting over a street bollard above tactile sidewalk paving.

Heart-shaped white frosted cake decorated with a fan-shaped gold ornament on a circular gold base over a white background.

Model Lea Lukek poses outdoors in an avant-garde black pleated dress holding a wide sculptural hood overhead in direct sunlight.

Model in a voluminous black gown standing on a city street against a building exterior in a monochrome fashion photograph.

Model Lea Lukek bends forward draped in a bold black and white striped garment beside a large dark window.

Model posed leaning on the floor wearing a sculptural white open-mesh two-piece outfit against a clean white seamless studio background.

Model Lea Lukek wearing an intricate beaded collar necklace, drop earrings, and an off-the-shoulder black outfit against a white background.

Model standing on a city street wearing a sleeveless sequined dress holding the hem

Model Lea Lukek with silver foil face makeup wearing a black textured sleeveless dress against a white studio background.

Model Lea Lukek wearing ornate crystal drop earrings, a floral necklace, and a white fringed tweed jacket against a pale backdrop.

NSS Ils n'ont pas de pain ? Qu'ils mangent de la brioche 2025

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NSS presents 'Ils n'ont pas de pain ? Qu'ils mangent de la brioche,' a fashion editorial that examines sculptural silhouettes and textural contrast. The series features model Lea Lukek in a collection of avant-garde and meticulously tailored garments, captured through a lens of clean minimalism and graphic monochrome aesthetics. Photographer Federica Simoni anchors the project, utilizing a mix of high-key studio lighting and natural daylight to emphasize sharp, geometric forms. The styling by Ray Tetauira integrates diverse elements—from ribbed knits and metallic mesh to architectural bouclé and crystal-detailed accessories—creating a visual dialogue between traditional urban environments and polished studio settings. The production benefits from precise technical execution, including hair styling by Tomoko Ohama and makeup artistry by Yvane Rocher, which collectively define the project's refined, editorial tone.