Monochrome portrait of model Abuk Manyang wearing a sculptural black hat and ribbed turtleneck sweater against a bright background.

Model wearing a heavily textured black fringed garment against a neutral grey studio background.

Black model posing in a white bra and an oversized black textured shaggy coat against a studio backdrop.

Model seated wearing a structured grey blazer with contrast lapels against a plain studio background.

Model wearing a vibrant pink turtleneck dress and black heels standing against a seamless white studio wall.

Model Amy Arnett seated in an ornate multi-colored tassel jacket and sheer tights against a white studio background.

Model in a yellow wrap garment crouches on a white studio floor for a Port Magazine fashion editorial.

Model wearing a dark hat and black trousers posing against a grey seamless studio backdrop

Close-up of model Abuk Manyang Adeer in a black pleated sculptural cropped jacket against a white studio background.

Port Magazine Dressed and Undone 2025

About

Port Magazine’s Dressed and Undone fashion editorial focuses on sculptural silhouettes and high-contrast tactile elements. Photographed by Mikkel Jensen and styled by Elly Mcgaw, the series shifts between high-key monochrome portraiture and dramatic chiaroscuro studies to emphasize the construction and volume of the garments. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing clean studio backdrops to draw focus to the interplay between texture and form. Models Abuk Manyang Adeer and Amy Arnett feature across the editorial, which incorporates a mix of analogue film techniques and natural light. Casting was overseen by Jonathan Johnson, rounding out a visual narrative that prioritizes clean, structural tailoring and bold, layered design.