Model wearing a black sleeveless dress and tall leather boots standing in an interior space

Model lying on a textured grey carpet wearing a dark grey suit and brown leather shoes for Family Style.

Model wearing a translucent vinyl coat, black turtleneck, white tights, and black heels sitting on an asphalt street

Model seated on a desk in an office wearing a brown velvet top, a printed patterned skirt, and zebra print boots.

Portrait of a person with short brown hair wearing a dark grey button-down shirt against a neutral background.

Model leaning against a wooden chest of drawers wearing a white high-neck top, black slit skirt, and blue fringed mules.

Model in green top and blue and white checkered garment posing against a backdrop of a suburban street.

Woman in tweed blazer and pleated skirt leaning on an office desk in a room with wood flooring.

Model seated on grey textured floor wearing layered striped garments and an asymmetrical sculptural hat.

Model with dark hair wearing a black textured dress and wide cream trousers seated in an interior room

Model wearing dark ribbed sweater and black shorts crouched next to a white studio block against a white background

Model wearing a structured dark brown leather jacket with prominent shoulder pads against a seamless backdrop

Family Style Stay Still 2026

About

Stay Still is a fashion editorial series for Family Style that explores the interplay between structured silhouettes and domestic environments. Photographed by Anuschka Blommers and Niels Schumm, the project leans into a clean, minimalist aesthetic, contrasting avant-garde layering with traditional office and residential settings. The imagery utilizes natural light to highlight textures—from heavy leather jackets and velvet turtlenecks to ribbed knits and quilted garments. Fashion direction by Ali + Aniko provides a narrative cohesion, pairing sculptural headwear and distinct patterns against a backdrop of suburban and office interiors. Makeup artist Suzanne Verberk maintains a clean, understated look throughout the series, allowing the architectural qualities of the clothing to remain the central focus.