#Photography
Photo essays and photographer profiles
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Editorials
Bodies as blueprints
We see fashion as architecture here, where shadows and negative space matter as much as the clothes themselves.
Electrical Energy
Our editorial "VOLTAGE" captures the moment before discharge, when sportswear meets futurism and the body becomes an electrical conductor navigating urban space.
Aurora Worlds
A collaborative beauty editorial exploring light and transformation through the lens of multiple creators.
Equipment Becomes Pure Joy
We love when everyday materials get reimagined as tools for play and unexpected beauty.
Who we're meant to be
A visual exploration of the self that exists before language, roles, and the careful construction of identity.
Silver cuts through the void like a reflective wound
A visual meditation on Fontana's spatial cuts and Piene's smoke, where silver disrupts the binary of black and white.
When beauty editorials speak louder than words
Sometimes the most powerful statements come through color, texture, and the raw intimacy of a lens capturing pure creative vision.
The Journey
Kelly Lin crosses bare fields under wide skies in ruffled silk, tailoring and knotted nets, shifting between color and black and white.
Stormy Renaissance
Mia Pichon under heavy skies in tartan, patchwork coats and wrapped scarves, shot among dandelions and long grass by Aurélien Duthoit.
PFW Pre-COVID Memories
Street portraits from the last Paris Fashion Week before the pandemic: turbans, balaclavas, sheer hoods and neon details in the crowd.
Demos
Black and white portraits of the banlieue around Paris, from Franc Moisin to Vitry and Orly. In literary or oratorical prose, the demos represents the common people, as opposed to the rich and the powerful.
The Cold and Merciless Truth
In the crowd and all the fashion week's madness, I saw this man. See how Elvis Chen (in the foreground) and him are looking in the same direction, and yet I can tell that they don't see the same things. And then I realized how messed up this world actually is. I thank fate or whatever god (you name it) every day for putting me where I am. I grew up in a reliable environment and have always lived comfortably. Not everyone had this chance. Fashion is about telling stories, and thus, it's tempting to forget about the truth. The cold and merciless truth. The one that made these two men live two totally different realities. One world, multiple realities, but still only one truth. Having a roof over our heads doesn't make us normal people. But showing a lack of empathy does. Let's not forget about those we don't want to look at. Those who got unlucky at some point. Those who could be you in another reality, and you'd probably be them. They exist and they deserve to be heard and acknowledged. It is what makes us human beings. Stay safe, En Mode