Vogue China

Jun 2026

Vogue China explores the intersection of luxury craftsmanship and raw, organic surroundings in this Copenhagen Accessories series. Under the steady editorial direction of Rocco Liu, the project transforms everyday bags and footwear into sculptural protagonists, grounding high-fashion items within the tactile reality of the natural world. Photographer Adam Friedlander masters the use of natural light to bridge the gap between polished commercial aesthetics and the grit of the environment, whether framing a Miu Miu handbag against the shifting bokeh of rippling water or perching a designer slingback atop the weathered railing of a red boat. The project relies heavily on the nuanced eye of set designer Nat Turnbull, whose spatial arrangements elevate mundane backdrops—from moss-covered stone ledges to vibrant orange plaster walls—into stages for refined still life photography. By contrasting the matelasse quilting of high-end accessories with the organic irregularity of ferns, grass, and weathered masonry, the series leans into an editorial minimalism that feels both grounded and aspirational. These images prioritize texture and form, utilizing macro techniques to emphasize the interplay between metallic hardware and soft, natural elements. This collection serves as a visual dialogue, demonstrating how fashion accessories maintain their authority even when removed from the traditional studio setting and placed firmly within the wild, unscripted landscapes of Copenhagen.

Editorial, Lifestyle

Natural light

Bags & Accessories, Fashion