Purple Magazine

Sep 2026

In the latest fashion editorial for Purple Magazine titled Women want peace, photographer Brianna Capozzi captures a profound tension between the raw, unpolished world of the outdoors and the meticulously constructed nature of high fashion. This series leans into an artistic, organic aesthetic that rejects traditional studio gloss in favor of dappled natural light and the unpredictable texture of woodland environments. Central to the project is Gigi Hadid, who embodies an ethereal, grounded sensibility through poses that challenge the stillness of the landscape. With creative direction and styling by Delphine Danhier, the editorial experiments with sharp, high-contrast imagery, utilizing an analogue film technique that imbues each frame with a tactile, timeless quality. From the striking juxtaposition of voluminous, feather-like white gowns against rocky streams to the surreal inclusion of a detached car door in a grassy clearing, the project masterfully navigates the boundary between classic editorial minimalism and avant-garde abstraction. The collaboration between the casting vision of Rachel Chandler and the intricate styling choices results in a visual narrative that feels both deeply meditative and intentionally disruptive. This collection proves that when the structure of designer fashion is stripped of its urban context, it reveals a new, visceral language of serenity that is both haunting and undeniably compelling, marking a distinct evolution in contemporary fashion storytelling.

Editorial, Artistic, Vertical, Organic

Natural light

Designer Fashion, Fashion, Magazines, Media & Entertainment