Pop Magazine

Apr 2026

In Angelina Kendall in Oz, Pop Magazine delivers a sophisticated exploration of coastal escapism, blending the boundaries between luxury fashion editorial and candid lifestyle documentation. Photographer Zac Bayly captures the narrative across a sun-drenched, rugged terrain, utilizing the interplay between natural light and direct flash to build a cinematic, high-contrast visual language. The project centers on model Angelina Kendall, whose versatile presence anchors the story—from high-fashion portraits featuring intricate floral prints and dynamic fringe textures to intimate, multi-generational domestic scenes that ground the high-concept styling in a relatable, lived-in reality. Under the editorial guidance of stylist Suzannah Snow, the fashion choices lean into a blend of refined textures and relaxed, seaside-appropriate silhouettes, further enhanced by hair styling from Lok Lau that maintains an effortless, windswept aesthetic throughout. By juxtaposing stark, night-time beach sequences with the soft, golden-hour intimacy of indoor family gatherings, the project creates a multifaceted dialogue about heritage and place. Set design by Mariska Lowri emphasizes this atmosphere, utilizing organic textures and vintage-inspired motifs to frame each composition. This editorial project channels a sense of nostalgic warmth, ultimately presenting a comprehensive visual study that feels both polished and authentically spontaneous, perfectly capturing the intersection of luxury fashion houses and the timeless, quiet allure of the coastline.

Lifestyle, Editorial

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion