Circusoul — Cover

Circusoul

A sheer mesh fabric encases the entire face, while dishevelled hair erupts upward in wild, kinetic motion. The torso is streaked with gold metallic body paint, and a single burgundy micro-grid knit sleeve clings asymmetrically to one arm, creating deliberate imbalance. Below the waist, bold black-and-white diagonal stripes anchor the silhouette, while the transparent mesh wraps the body like the curtain of a circus tent, obscuring identity. In another frame, canary-yellow eyeshadow and olive-green lips collide against porcelain-pale skin, the hair styled in a ribbon-tied bow with long, straight lengths cascading over the shoulders. A sheer white organza blouse carries subtle iridescence, and the overall mood suggests a collision between circus spectacle and soulful introspection — hence the title. Credited to Francesco Fontana, Chiara Battistelli, Giulia Casadei, Camilla Marzocchi, Lucrezia Neri, and Ni Yiting, this editorial constructs a narrative of veiled presence and performative grace.

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FAQ

Who created the Circusoul editorial?

It was created through a collaboration between Francesco Fontana, Chiara Battistelli, Giulia Casadei, Camilla Marzocchi, Lucrezia Neri, and Ni Yiting.

What materials and patterns are used in this editorial?

Mesh material wraps the face, alongside gold metallic paint, burgundy grid-knit sleeves, black-and-white stripe patterns, and sheer white organza blouses.

What are the makeup colors in Circusoul?

Yellow eyeshadow and olive green lips clash over pale skin, conjuring the atmosphere of a bizarre yet elegant circus performance.