Vogue Brasil: História Viva

Oct 2025

História Viva is a sprawling fashion editorial for Vogue Brasil that examines the intersection of sculpture and silhouette. Through a series of high-contrast portraits and dynamic full-length captures, the project emphasises architectural tailoring and intricate textile work, from pleated sunburst gowns to voluminous fringed headpieces and avant-garde denim constructions. The visual narrative relies on a mixture of monochromatic palettes and carefully calibrated colour grading to accentuate the interplay of light and shadow across diverse garment textures. Photographers Fernando Tomaz and Hick Duarte anchor the series, working with fashion editor and stylist Daniel Ueda to cultivate a sharp, polished aesthetic. The imagery moves between minimalist, clean studio backdrops and moody, tactile environments, leaning into graphic composition and expressive posing. By featuring a wide array of models including Carol Ribeiro, Luciana Curtis, and Mahany Pery, the editorial establishes a rhythmic, sculptural presence that prioritises structural form and artisanal detail.

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