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Model Awar Odhiang posing in a building window alcove wearing a mustard yellow top, bright yellow skirt, and black heels.

Model Awar Odhiang in a lilac cropped suit and black pointed heels sitting on a concrete architectural ledge.

Model standing on a tiled balcony against a textured stone building wall, shot from a high angle.

Model in a red coat and black shoes seated on a wooden block against a textured brick wall

Model in a tan suit standing by a metal post against a chain link fence with green foliage.

Model in grey blazer and matching mini skirt standing in an architectural hallway with tiled walls.

Model Awar Odhiang seated wearing a vibrant reddish-orange tailored coat and matching skirt against a soft studio wall.

Black models wearing tailored suits and ties pose against a tiled wall in a corporate-inspired editorial setting.

Model wearing a brown velvet suit jacket and ruffled skirt posing on a rooftop overlooking city skyline buildings

Four models in formal business attire posed inside a modern office hallway with glass walls and tiled floors.

Five models posing against a textured white brick wall, wearing suits and a cream skirt set.

Model in a yellow patterned suit flanked by two figures in dark suits in an industrial setting.

WSJ C-Suite Style Has Never Looked So Chic 2025

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WSJ Magazine's 'C-Suite Style Has Never Looked So Chic' is a fashion editorial feature that explores the intersection of corporate tailoring and modern architectural aesthetics. Captured by photographer Joshua Woods, the series juxtaposes sharp, structured silhouettes—ranging from vibrant monochromatic wool coats to precise pinstripe suiting—against austere urban environments, industrial backdrops, and geometric tiled facades. Fashion direction by Ronald Burton III anchors the production, emphasising clean lines and a polished, professional sensibility. The project leans into a mix of natural light and soft, directional studio illumination to highlight textile textures, while styling choices by Tamara McNaughton and Dick Page introduce refined grooming elements, including sleek bobs and subtle, precise makeup. The editorial achieves a sculptural, sophisticated visual language through its careful integration of models Awar Odhiang, Lamine Seck, Malle Gueye, and Muhammad Fadel Lo within varied, gritty and neutral settings.