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Model wearing dark leather clothing and red gloves seated on a metallic box against a neutral wall

Two female models wearing sheer overlay skirts and white heels standing indoors with a third figure seated in the background

Model with long curly hair wearing vibrant red tights and white shoes seated on a metallic box against a plain wall.

Two female models posing indoors with one model standing in the foreground and another reflected in a mirror behind her.

Model wearing a sheer paneled dress and white heels against a neutral wall

Models Maria and Alexandra Spanidou posing in front of a mirror in a room with a straw mat floor

Model with long curly hair holding up a sheer dress on a hanger against a white wall

Two female models posing in sheer dresses with reflections visible in a large mirror indoors.

Model with long wavy blonde hair and heavy bangs covering her eyes wearing a semi-sheer top against a plain light wall.

Model with long curly hair wearing neutral bodysuit and high heels reclining indoors against a wall with mirror reflection

Models Maria and Alexandra Spanidou in a fashion editorial by Angèle Chatenet, wearing sheer tights and heels in an indoor space.

Model with blonde hair covering eyes wearing a black hooded vest and dark tights crouching indoors

Model with long curly hair wearing a glossy black dress standing against a plain white wall.

Model in black sheer tights and high heels holding a garment on a hanger against a white wall

Various Editorials Maria and Alexandra for The Correct ... 2026

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This captivating fashion editorial, titled Maria and Alexandra for The Correct, masterfully channels the tension between anonymity and exposure within the luxury fashion sector. Shot by photographer Angèle Chatenet, the series leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic where the focus remains unwaveringly on architectural silhouettes and avant-garde layering. Models Maria and Alexandra Spanidou bring a controlled, performative energy to the frames, their faces often obscured by heavy, voluminous hair styled by Moe Mukai. This deliberate obfuscation invites the viewer to look past traditional portraiture, finding intrigue instead in the tactile interplay of translucent materials, crinkled textures, and metallic accents. Stylist Javier De Pardo demonstrates a keen eye for high-contrast visual storytelling, juxtaposing sheer fabrics with sharp, pointed-toe footwear and opaque tights to ground the ethereal garments. The consistent use of soft natural light enhances the editorial minimalism of the project, allowing the models to inhabit a clean, contemplative space defined by woven textures and reflective surfaces. Executed under the precise guidance of producer Eugenia Vicari, the work functions as a conceptual study of the body, blending traditional fashion portraiture with a modern, experimental sensibility. Every composition utilizes depth and reflection to create a layered narrative, ultimately establishing a fresh, sophisticated visual language that resonates with contemporary high-fashion sensibilities.