Various Editorials

Feb 2026

NANNE serves as a vibrant exploration of modern tailoring, positioning designer fashion through a lens of uncompromising color and architectural silhouette. Photographed by Eva Wang, this editorial series functions as a visual study in contrast, leveraging studio strobe lighting to emphasize both the tactile quality of the textiles and the deliberate precision of the styling. Juan Camilo Rodríguez curates a narrative where high-fashion elements—such as intricate petal-like collars and ornate metallic jewelry—are juxtaposed against unconventional choices like neon green sneakers and casual crew-neck tees. The project centers on model Nanne Groenewegen, whose distinctively styled short copper hair acts as a unifying aesthetic thread across each portrait. Rimi Ura’s hair styling complements the series’ bold, expressive energy, while the minimalist backdrops ensure that the focus remains entirely on the interplay between volume and texture. By blending clean editorial minimalism with a playful approach to color theory, the work channels a contemporary tension between structure and fluidity. The result is a series that feels both timeless and urgent, prioritizing a stark, graphic sensibility that commands attention without relying on extraneous detail. Each frame invites the viewer to look closer at the delicate lace gloves or the sheen of velvet, proving that true impact in fashion imagery stems from the thoughtful execution of form and the confident layering of eclectic influences.

Editorial, Vertical

Studio strobe

Designer Fashion, Fashion