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Portrait of a woman wearing a red turtleneck sweater against a warm beige building exterior background.

Frida Escobedo wearing large gold dome earrings and a dark patterned coat in front of red doors.

Frida Escobedo wearing a red and grey patterned turtleneck sweater while leaning on an outdoor bridge railing.

Model standing on a city sidewalk in a red and black plaid dress and black boots next to a yellow wall

A woman wearing a red and black knit turtleneck sweater sits on a curved wooden bench overlooking a waterfront and city skyline.

Woman wearing a patterned grey and red dress posing on a city sidewalk next to a tan brick building.

Woman wearing a red and black buffalo plaid dress standing against a bright yellow and red brick building exterior.

Model in red and dark knit sweater posing against a green tiled architectural wall and city street

Editorial magazine page layout with a centered pull quote in Spanish and two columns of interview text below on a white background.

Editorial interview text page titled Frida with credits and article copy on a white background for Revista 192.

Frida Escobedo standing outdoors in red trousers, a vibrant patterned top, and a translucent dark long coat next to a red door.

Two-column printed magazine article text page in Spanish with the name Frida Escobedo printed along the bottom footer.

Frida Escobedo standing against a light blue wall wearing a black floral print dress and black leather wedge boots.

Woman in a long grey and red patterned dress posing on a sidewalk against a large brick building facade

Revista 192 FIRDA ESCOBEDO COVER STORY 2025

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This cover story for Revista 192 features an editorial profile of architect Frida Escobedo, captured in a series of urban portraits that explore the intersection of structural form and modern fashion. Shot by photographer Izack Morales, the series leans into clean lines and bold colour palettes, set against geometric architectural backdrops. With fashion editing by Fabiola Zamora and makeup by Hiro Yonemoto, the imagery utilises natural light and analogue film techniques to create a warm, tactile aesthetic. Beyond the portraiture, the feature includes a minimalist editorial layout showcasing clean, serif typography and balanced white space. The project documentations provide a comprehensive look at the production, integrating interview spreads with high-contrast fashion photography that highlights both the subject and the surrounding urban environment.