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Close-up portrait of a model with vibrant red lipstick illuminated by warm light against a dark background
Close-up of closed eye with vibrant blue eyeshadow and dark eyelashes for Vogue Thailand editorial
Close-up portrait of model Mika Bae in dark cap and magenta jacket with dramatic lighting for Vogue Thailand
Close-up portrait of a model holding a crystal wine glass filled with red liquid against a solid background.
Model Mika Bae in dark attire posing against a plain background for Vogue Thailand editorial
Close-up monochrome portrait of a model in profile against an interior background
Close-up portrait of model Mika Bae with bright orange lipstick and dark eyeliner against a white background for Vogue Thailand.
Close-up portrait of a model with vibrant red lipstick illuminated by warm light against a dark background
Close-up of closed eye with vibrant blue eyeshadow and dark eyelashes for Vogue Thailand editorial
Close-up portrait of model Mika Bae in dark cap and magenta jacket with dramatic lighting for Vogue Thailand

Vogue Thailand Colour Collision 2025

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Colour Collision is a fashion beauty editorial series produced for Vogue Thailand. Captured by photographer Natth Jaturapahu, the series employs intimate macro framing and sharp directional lighting to highlight detailed textures, vivid pigment, and structured silhouettes. The project channels a dramatic editorial aesthetic, alternating between moody, low-key chiaroscuro lighting and clean, high-contrast studio portraiture. Stylist Christine Nicholson anchors the visual narrative with deliberate garment choices, while hair stylist Taichi Saito and makeup artist Mitch Yoshida drive the project's focus on precise beauty aesthetics. The series features model Mika Bae across a variety of compositions, incorporating analogue film techniques and monochrome finishes.

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