Model in lace top and mini skirt posing against a neutral wall for Fräulein editorial

Model standing against a white wall wearing a grey jacket, skirt, and polka dot shirt with knee-high socks.

Model posing in an avant-garde black textured top with ruched long sleeves and black trousers against a textured grey backdrop.

Model wearing a black belted overcoat with structured shoulders, dark tights, and low heels against a plain studio background.

Woman wearing oversized dark sunglasses, a white tank top, and a layered sheer black dress against a plain pale background.

Model standing against a white wall wearing a light blue button-down shirt, striped tie, sheer black tights, and black shoes.

Model in a black coat holding a belt, wearing lace gloves against a plain background

Model in dark high-waisted wide-leg jeans with floral cuffs and a grey crop top standing against a neutral wall

Model seated on a wooden chair wearing a white lace matching top and skirt with knee-high lace socks and heels.

Black and white portrait of a model with slicked-back hair wearing a pinstripe button-up shirt and striped tie.

Model in an oversized light blue button-down shirt and striped tie posing against a neutral studio backdrop.

A woman with short swept-back hair wearing a wrinkled dark jacket and smoking a cigarette against a rough concrete wall.

Model standing outdoors wearing a dark textured jacket and trousers against a textured concrete wall

Various Editorials Fluid Frames for Fräulein 2025

About

Fluid Frames for Fräulein is a series of fashion editorials exploring contemporary tailoring and texture. The project utilizes a minimalist studio aesthetic and desaturated color palettes to focus on the interplay of structured silhouettes, such as oversized blazers and deconstructed shirting, against simple, neutral backgrounds. By employing soft, diffused natural light and an analogue film technique, the imagery emphasizes the tactile qualities of lace, knitwear, and coated fabrics in a clean, vertical format. Photographer and stylist Emil Dietrich leads the creative vision, collaborating with hair stylist Carolin Jarchow to develop a cohesive, restrained visual language. The series alternates between sharp, monochrome portraiture and moody, tactile outdoor shots, maintaining a consistent focus on precise garment construction and modern composition.