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Model Alex Consani wearing a dark pinstripe pantsuit and white shirt against a white seamless background for WSJ The New Sexy editorial.
Model Alex Consani wearing a shimmering sequined dress with a printed eye design against a white studio background.
Model Alex Consani wearing a black skirt with ceramic blue vases strapped to her body filled with white flowers against a white background.
Four-panel grid showing model Alex Consani in a black tuxedo jacket with a white bowtie, holding and interacting with a theatrical mask.
Panoramic multi-exposure fashion editorial featuring model Alex Consani posing in front of a folding screen for WSJ
Model Alex Consani seated on a red chair holding a telephone receiver for WSJ The New Sexy editorial.
Two fashion models posing in black and white against a bright studio background, photographed by Malick Bodian for WSJ.
Alex Consani in a black strapless gown with a draped hood in a sequence of poses for WSJ The New Sexy editorial.
Alex Consani in a dramatic black gown with hooded cape against a seamless studio background for WSJ The New Sexy project
Model Alex Consani wearing a dark pinstripe pantsuit and white shirt against a white seamless background for WSJ The New Sexy editorial.
Model Alex Consani wearing a shimmering sequined dress with a printed eye design against a white studio background.
Model Alex Consani wearing a black skirt with ceramic blue vases strapped to her body filled with white flowers against a white background.

WSJ The New Sexy 2026

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WSJ presents The New Sexy, a fashion editorial series that interrogates contemporary silhouettes through avant-garde styling and sharp studio compositions. Featuring model Alex Consani, the project explores high-contrast aesthetics and sculptural forms, ranging from tailored tuxedos to innovative garments crafted from metallic tags and ceramic elements. Photographer Malick Bodian captures the subject across various minimalist studio settings, employing both monochrome grading and clean, balanced lighting. The series relies on precise, expressive movement to emphasize the relationship between fashion, sculpture, and performance. Styling by Harry Lambert defines the visual narrative, which is further refined by hair styling from Laurent Philippon and makeup by Celine Martin. Casting was directed by Julia Lange and Tess Wilcox.

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