Various Editorials

Jun 2026

This series of editorial portraits, captured by photographer Moni Haworth with fashion styling by Lotta Volkova, finds beauty in the intersection of high-concept fashion and mundane, utilitarian environments. Featuring model Wolfgang Beck, the project leans into a deliberate juxtaposition between soft, pastel-hued ensembles and the stark, often industrial backdrops of sparse retail spaces and weathered studios. The imagery utilizes a meticulous color palette of peach, cream, and muted sage, creating a cohesive visual language that oscillates between domestic stillness and commercial anonymity. Through the clever use of natural light and consistent framing, the editorial explores the tension between refined sartorial silhouettes—such as satin trousers and flowing midi skirts—and the raw, clinical texture of fluorescent-lit aisles or crumbling, industrial walls. The styling, marked by layers of textured fabric and intentional props like clear handbags and discarded heels, enhances a sense of candid, pensive performance. By placing the subject in these desolate, everyday settings, the work elevates the ordinary, suggesting that style is not just about the clothing itself but the atmosphere in which it is situated. These lifestyle images succeed through editorial minimalism, rejecting complex artifice in favor of genuine, evocative movement and quiet, contemplative poise that remains anchored by the project's uniquely subdued and curated palette.

Editorial, Lifestyle, Vertical

Natural light