Vogue Czechoslovakia
Photography Turkina Faso
Mar 2026
Vogue Czechoslovakia strikes a precise balance between playful artifice and high-fashion rigor in this latest editorial series captured by photographer Turkina Faso. The project leans into a bold, color-blocked aesthetic that transforms everyday indoor environments into surrealist playgrounds, anchoring the viewer’s attention with a vibrant palette of yellow, deep red, and muted earth tones. Through the meticulous eye of fashion editor and stylist Masha Ligay, the imagery functions as a masterclass in texture—contrasting the delicate feathers and silk of the wardrobe against the sharp, geometric lines of minimalist furniture and weathered wooden floors. Models Akuch Chol and Kitty Whitson anchor these compositions with poised, neutral expressions that ground the more avant-garde styling choices, while the work of hair stylist Yoshitaka Miyazaki and makeup artist Mee Kee subtly enhances the clean, architectural feel of the portraiture. By utilizing natural light to soften the crisp silhouettes, the series achieves an effortless sophistication. Whether exploring individual portraiture or layered lifestyle shots, the collection maintains a cohesive editorial rhythm, culminating in a sharp, commercial focus on craftsmanship through an evocative study of accessories like the crocodile-embossed Chanel clutch. The result is a refined, contemporary portfolio that feels both grounded in luxury fashion traditions and undeniably modern in its playful, intentional use of space and color.
Editorial
Natural light, Natural light
Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion
