Atlantis — Cover

Atlantis

White branches descend over a void, their fibrous strands trailing like submerged roots against total black. Beneath them, a pleated ivory ruffle collar frames the neck, while paper petals in burnished gold wrap the torso in a sculptural bodice that suggests both decay and ceremony. Styling by Sasha Kushakov, Amelie Bachert, and Servulo Mendez Rey layers theatrical structure with the aesthetic of underwater ruin. In one frame, a voluminous black tulle gown pools across a white platform surrounded by coiled rope and metal anchors, the red accent in the hair a single flare of colour. The lighting carves every texture—skin, fabric, driftwood—into relief, casting this sunken kingdom's last sovereign in a tableau of isolation and stilled grandeur. Credits include Sophia Zhuraviel, Carolin Bachert, Adershofer Fundus, Toby Nguyen, Yumiko Alith, and Bol Ibrahim Thiaw.

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FAQ

Who styled the Atlantis editorial?

Sasha Kushakov, Amelie Bachert, and Servulo Mendez Rey handled styling, with participation from Sophia Zhuraviel, Carolin Bachert, Adershofer Fundus, Toby Nguyen, Yumiko Alith, and Bol Ibrahim Thiaw.

What concept does the Atlantis editorial explore?

Resembling underwater ruins while following stage costume's dramatic structure—a fantasy concept capturing moments where the sunken kingdom's last survivor wears a crown amid ruins.

What styling elements are used in Atlantis?

Pleated ivory ruff collar with golden paper petals, black tulle drapes, thick ropes and metal rings, white branches and white fibers arranged against dark backgrounds.