Vogue Greece

May 2026

In a vivid exploration of structural movement and avant-garde luxury, Vogue Greece delivers a masterclass in fashion editorial storytelling with their Fringes, frills and feathers project. Photographer Fanny Latour-Lambert expertly navigates the intersection of raw industrial aesthetics and high-fashion sensibility, utilizing the interplay between bright natural light and sharp, cinematic chiaroscuro to highlight the tactile quality of the collection. Under the vision of Fashion Editor and Stylist Nicholas Georgiou, the narrative leans heavily into the kinetic potential of fabric, where long, cascading ribbons and floor-length fringe attachments become the primary protagonists. Model Liva Been brings a grounded, composed intensity to these diverse environments, moving seamlessly from the weathered, peeling walls of urban backdrops to the expansive, windswept horizons of a coastal landscape. The styling choices, bolstered by the meticulous hair styling of Christos Vourlis and the precise makeup application by Athina Karakitsou, elevate the silhouettes from mere garments to dynamic sculptural forms. By contrasting the fluidity of satin and cascading fringes against rigid concrete and ribbed metal surfaces, the project achieves a sophisticated tension. These portraits effectively capture a contemporary mood, utilizing editorial minimalism to ensure the focus remains firmly on the intricate interplay of line, shadow, and texture within the modern luxury fashion sector.

Editorial, Vertical

Natural light

Luxury Fashion Houses, Fashion