Model Corinne Murray posing in a voluminous brown draped garment with textured white sleeves against a black background.

Two female models in printed floral ensembles posing against an illustrated collage backdrop.

Model Corinne Murray wearing an openwork cream crochet hooded shawl with hanging fringe against a black background.

Model wearing a two-tone boxy headpiece, wide-sleeve cropped jacket, beige trousers, and orange sneakers against a split backdrop.

Model Corinne Murray wearing a long red gown and holding halved citrus fruit against an illustrated collage backdrop.

Two models pose together with long braided hair wearing earth-toned apparel in front of a floral still life print.

Model Corinne Murray wearing a wide-brim straw hat and cream fringed crochet shawl against a black background.

Model Corinne Murray holding a long black braid across an off-white vest and graphic patterned outfit in a moody studio setting.

Model in a dark patterned jacket and white skirt standing before a backdrop featuring white flowers and fruit

Model wearing pleated tan trousers, a two-tone top, and a sculptural box headpiece beside white lilies and fruit.

Model Corinne Murray wearing a black blazer and tiered ruffled maxi skirt holding a silver flower against a painted backdrop.

Two female models with exceptionally long dark braided hair standing against a large still-life backdrop for The Metalhead Magazine Criollo editorial

Model Corinne Murray holds a sliced grapefruit over her eye with a long black braid resting on the floor before a floral backdrop.

Model Corinne Murray holding long braided hair strands, wearing a cream knit vest over a black and white printed dress in studio.

The Metalhead Magazine Criollo 2025

About

Criollo is a fashion editorial series featured in The Metalhead Magazine that explores the intersection of traditional craft and avant-garde structure. Photographed by Alejandro Arrias and David Bravo, the project leans into a moody, painterly aesthetic, utilizing tactile surfaces and earthy palettes to frame its subjects. Styling by Edgar Lopez centers on complex layering, incorporating intricate crochet, raw fringe, and sculptural braided hairpieces. The visuals draw on surrealist still-life motifs—including botanical prints, citrus, and religious iconography—to create an atmosphere that feels simultaneously grounded and conceptual. With a heavy emphasis on chiaroscuro and soft directional lighting, the series emphasizes the interplay between soft textile volumes and rigid, architectural garment forms.