The Gentlewoman

Apr 2026

In New Feeling, The Gentlewoman leans into a masterclass of editorial minimalism, curating a visual language that dissects the intersection of high-fashion structure and intimate portraiture. This series of fashion imagery prioritizes clean, graphic silhouettes, utilizing a mix of studio strobe and natural light to emphasize the tension between architectural garment shapes and the softness of the human form. Under the precise eye of photographer Angelo Pennetta and the discerning lens of stylist Jonathan Kaye, the project captures an avant-garde sensibility that feels both grounded and otherworldly. The aesthetic is defined by its stark color palettes and recurring motifs—voluminous bows, sculptural headpieces, and sheer lace textures—which are given room to breathe against neutral backdrops or high-contrast, saturated fabric environments. The collaboration integrates hair by Alex Brownsell and makeup artistry by Petros Petrohilos to maintain a polished, neutral expression across every frame, while set design by Alice Kirkpatrick elevates the interplay of shadow and depth. By oscillating between the sharp geometry of a bubble-style skirt and the fluid elegance of a flowing white cape, the editorial series transcends traditional luxury fashion tropes. Through a blend of refined composition and deliberate lighting choices, including delicate chiaroscuro effects and 35mm film textures, the project serves as a sophisticated testament to the power of modern portraiture in defining a brand identity.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion