The new rebellious elegance: between bon ton and underground rock
A wardrobe that reinterprets the rules of classic bon ton with hints of sexiness and touches of underground rock.
Photography ALBERTO TANDOI
Styling JANOU MONTEAGUD
Forget the classic “good girl” cliché and welcome a wardrobe that dares to tell of sartorial rigor and underground rebellion . Wild black leather meets pieces with a shine effect, while a romantic nude effect peeks out from under-the-radar lingerie, giving an unprecedented sensuality. Imagine metal concert studs on impeccably cut garments and vintage polka dots that mix with revisited workwear : a true hymn to experimentation. And how can we forget the charm of ladylike sheath dresses, recreated in brocades with exotic patterns ? Small style revolutions that wink at a decisive aesthetic, ready to conquer the street with the same ease as a vertiginous heel. In this continuous fusion of contrasts, fashion becomes an alchemy of classic references and rock touches , an expression of an elegance that is not afraid to show itself bold.
Because, after all, feeling flawless doesn't mean giving up a bit of healthy, timeless, seductive transgression.
Team credits
MODELS Nicole Atieno & Julia Knoll @ THE WOLVES MODEL MANAGEMENT, Sitong Liu @ WHY NOT MODEL AGENCY, Emma Rose Higgins @ WONDERWALL;
HAIR Leon Gorman @ W-MMANAGEMENT using BUMBLE AND BUMBLE;
MAKE UP Letizia Morlè using MAC COSMETICS;
MAKE UP ASSISTANT Alberto Boggeri;
PHOTO ASSISTANTS Egle Roccazzella.
