Various Editorials

Mar 2026

Elbazin Magazine No26, titled La parenthèse, serves as a masterclass in quiet, atmospheric fashion storytelling. The project leans into a deeply intimate aesthetic, balancing high-end luxury fashion with an approachable, lived-in sensibility. Through the lens of photographer Simon Upton, the editorial campaign captures a series of contemplative, sun-drenched moments that feel less like a traditional commercial shoot and more like a stolen glance into a private afternoon. The narrative centers on a relaxed, summer-inspired lifestyle, where the styling by Nadene Duncan seamlessly integrates casual denim, delicate lace camisoles, and minimalist jewelry with a sophisticated edge. The technical execution is defined by an expert use of natural light and tactile textures, effectively utilizing both color and monochrome palettes to emphasize an authentic, documentary-focused mood. Hair stylist Anthony Nader complements this vision with purposefully tousled, natural textures that underscore the candid posture of model Marie-Violaine Chenal. Whether transitioning from rustic indoor interiors to the serene, open expanse of a lakeside shore, the photography consistently prioritizes organic movement and stillness. By stripping away the artifice of traditional studio environments, the project creates a cohesive visual rhythm, resulting in a refined editorial portfolio that celebrates the intersection of fashion, spontaneity, and the quiet, introspective beauty of everyday life.

Lifestyle, Editorial, Vertical, Vertical

Natural light, Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion, Fashion