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Model standing on a light-up white skirt installation with bold typography overlay for Studio Magazine

Model wearing a textured knit top and shorts standing against striped vertical architectural panels.

Model wearing a vibrant blue long-sleeved gown with dramatic draped sleeves posed against an architectural backdrop with vertical lights.

Four female fashion models standing on a stage against a bright white wall with strong dark shadows cast behind them.

Split view featuring a blonde model in sheer nude top on the left and full-length figure in puffy white jacket on dark stairs

Split view showing a glowing white cross graphic and a close-up portrait of a model wearing a burgundy cardigan.

Two models posed against a textured ceiling with circular cutouts, one wearing a white dress and the other in a black top and red skirt.

Model wearing a grey utility jacket holding a smoking crystal object behind a concrete pillar in a large auditorium.

Group of models in white and grey apparel seated on dark tiered bleacher seating in a dim interior environment.

A blonde model wearing a cream-colored outfit running across a grey stone paved surface in a fashion editorial.

Multiple identical blonde women in nude bodysuits dancing across a green grassy field next to flowering trees.

Various Editorials Studio Magazine - The Sacrifice 2025

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Studio Magazine’s The Sacrifice is a multi-layered fashion editorial that explores avant-garde design through a series of stark, high-contrast compositions. Photographed by Raphael Bliss, the project leans into clean, minimalist aesthetics and cinematic lighting to showcase structural garments against architectural backdrops and raw textures. The series features styling by Joana Zibat and makeup by Naomi Gugler, with executive production by Sabrina Hubert. Model Charlotte Nolting leads the cast across various settings, from interior bleachers and tiered concrete stairs to expansive outdoor landscapes. By utilizing techniques such as chiaroscuro and natural light, the editorial maintains a focused, sophisticated tone that highlights the intricate details of each piece.