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Model with short dark hair viewed from behind wearing a pale backless dress with pearl shoulder straps against light.

Model in pale green sculptural coat and black tights standing in a narrow hallway for Rouge Fashionbook

Model with dark short hair wearing a translucent sequined dress against a pale wall for Rouge Fashionbook

Model wearing a voluminous white strapless gown standing on dark asphalt against an urban street background

Model wearing white top, grey bubble skirt, and wide black belt leaning against concrete wall next to wooden ladder

Model standing on a city street wearing a long pink dress with a belt against an urban backdrop with cars

Model in silhouette against a glowing frosted glass panel wearing a beaded top and skirt.

Dark foggy street scene at night with glowing streetlights, road signs, and a silhouetted tree on an empty road

Model lying horizontally on a tufted white daybed wearing a dark fur jacket against a pale wall.

Model with short dark hair in distressed light wash jeans posing behind a glass partition with metal brackets.

Urban underpass scene with concrete overpasses, metal guardrails, and distant buildings under overcast sky

Rouge Fashionbook Home is it a Space or a Place 2025

About

Home is it a Space or a Place is a fashion editorial series produced for Rouge Fashionbook, exploring the interplay between minimalist architectural environments and textural garment design. Photographed by Karl Felix, the series features model Gret Mateides across a variety of interior and urban settings, utilizing natural light to define sculptural silhouettes and clean, high-contrast compositions. The project leans into a desaturated palette, often emphasizing the structural qualities of clothing against concrete backdrops or misty, low-key streetscapes. The visual narrative is shaped by the styling of Rogelio F. Burgos, who juxtaposes voluminous forms and sheer, embellished fabrics with raw industrial surroundings. Expertly finished with hair by Nicolas Philippon and makeup by Gianluca Venerdini, the editorial maintains a consistent, polished aesthetic. Set design by Rebecca Ilse provides the necessary negative space to ground the subjects, resulting in an atmospheric collection that balances intimate, contemplative portraiture with expansive urban infrastructure.