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Black and white photograph of a white horse rearing up in an indoor space with a dark framed painting on the wall behind it.

Model with blue painted skin and spiky hair wearing a leather jacket and striped collar against a pale background

Glass display case containing three decorative glassware vessels with a small polaroid insert showing a man in a white shirt

Portrait of a mannequin with short curly blonde hair wearing a striped knit sweater and white collared shirt.

Man wearing a striped turtleneck and brown leather pants standing against a bold red wall with photo inserts

Vase of colorful flowers placed on a concrete surface with an octagonal pit inside a large industrial interior space.

Model Roxane Plaza holding an owl in a red room for American Vogue, photographed by Pablo Di Prima.

Interior of an American Vogue fashion editorial space featuring garments suspended from ceiling hooks and blue and white seating platforms.

Millinery studio display with hats on mannequin heads atop a wooden storage unit, captured for American Vogue.

Contact sheet of black and white polaroid portraits featuring multiple subjects and artistic scenes taped to paper.

Black and white editorial photograph of two men posing with two dogs against a textured wall with an inset image

Decorative red and green glass vase on a red tabletop inside a room with vibrant red walls and a fireplace

Model in dark sculptural jacket and voluminous skirt wearing white socks against a pale textured wall

Bald man seated atop a white horse indoors against a wall with a large dark painting, photographed by Pablo Di Prima.

American Vogue Post-Marni, Francesco Risso Forges a ... 2026

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This editorial feature for American Vogue, titled Post-Marni, Francesco Risso Forges a, explores the conceptual and aesthetic evolution of the label through the lens of photographer Pablo Di Prima. The series eschews standard fashion photography, favoring a documentary approach that captures both the garments and the creative environment with an analogue film sensibility. The imagery moves between austere interior architecture, saturated monochromatic sets, and raw, textured still lifes. With fashion styling by Marta Oldrini and makeup by Andrea Severino Sailis, the project utilizes a blend of grainy, high-contrast monochrome and warm, natural light palettes to highlight form and materiality. Model Roxane Plaza features throughout, grounding the editorial's conceptual framing in a tangible, tactile aesthetic that emphasizes the craftsmanship of the collection.