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Young Black man riding a bicycle outdoors wearing a patterned vest and carrying a black shoulder bag.

Model standing outdoors wearing a pink polo shirt and dark skirt over printed shorts in an architectural square.

Model lying on grass wearing a black and white patterned skirt and black top for Endless Magazine by Aliocha Wallon

Red-haired young man wearing a blue slogan tank top and holding a watermelon slice and a whole watermelon

Young red-haired man seated outdoors wearing a white polo shirt, blue jeans, and a signed white cast on his arm.

Model in a black leather dress standing outdoors near a reflecting pool for an endless magazine editorial.

Model wearing a printed dress standing on grass in front of modern buildings for Endless Magazine editorial photography.

Model leaning against a tree trunk outdoors, reading a book while wearing a blue sweater and a grey skirt.

A young Black man wearing a green shirt holding two fresh tomatoes in an endless magazine editorial photographed by Aliocha Wallon.

Model in white collared shirt holding baguettes wearing red plaid skirt against metal backdrop

Model wearing a blue shirt and grey skirt holding a yellow juice bottle against an architectural metal background

endless magazine The sun came in late but still acted ... 2026

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This fashion editorial feature for Endless Magazine, captured by photographer Aliocha Wallon, showcases a series of portraits and candid scenes set against modern architectural backdrops. The imagery leans into a raw, documentary-style approach, utilizing natural light to define the textures of both the urban landscape and the eclectic layered wardrobe. The series, styled by Suzannah Snow with casting by Arthur Méjean, incorporates distinct narrative elements through its props and subjects. The aesthetic relies on an analogue film quality and soft, warm shadows to ground the compositions. Hair styling by Lachlan Mackie and makeup by Jennifer Le Corre provide a polished finish to the styling, which spans diverse silhouettes and patterned textiles. Contributing models include Boubacar Ndongo, Glorianny Saint Fleur, Paul Lorbat, and Stella Ounais. The editorial remains grounded in a clean, editorial aesthetic, emphasizing a balance between the organic presence of the subjects and the rigid geometry of the public spaces.