ANDROGINOS — Cover

ANDROGINOS

Oversized black leather gloves dominate the frame, closing in from all sides as the subject gazes downward through a white visor and slim oval sunglasses. Shot from above, the composition centres on a sharp-shouldered jacket in beige and black geometric blocks, its long tails falling past the hips in a silhouette that defies binary codes. The gloves, glossy and architectural, function almost as prosthetics — reflective surfaces catching studio light against a minimal background. Styled by Lefitel Studio, the editorial layers cybernetic futurism with high-concept tailoring, the palette stripped to monochrome so that structure and texture carry the narrative. The creative team, including Johnny Moraes, Gabriel Paulo, Anaíde Stein, Lucas Costa, and Vinicius Brando, constructs a visual language where androgyny is not softness but precision — armour rendered in fabric and vinyl.

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FAQ

Which studio styled the ANDROGINOS editorial?

Lefitel Studio handled styling, while the creative team including Johnny Moraes created a fashion language that deconstructs gender boundaries.

What are the main styling characteristics of this editorial?

Beige and black structural jackets, oversized leather gloves, white visors, and slim sunglasses construct androgynous silhouettes, expressing cybernetic futurism.

How are textures and forms utilized in the editorial?

Within an extremely restrained palette, glossy leather gloves function like exoskeletons, with form and texture carrying the entire narrative.