Decadence — Cover

Decadence

The concept behind was to capture the feeling of decadence, and the process of experiencing it: hopelessness, despair, apathy and acceptance. Every silhoutte was composed by Nicola Śmigaszewska and, by her direction, based around the designs of Julia Róża Kiziniewicz - an upcoming polish designer - and completed mostly with works of other young polish artists. The ambience of the photoshoot was inspired by dreamy paintings of Witkacy -polish artist from the interwar period.

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Credits

Art Director & Photographer & Producer & Retouching
@rurzia
Style
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Hair
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Set Design
@basztowa_atelier
Style assist
@juliakiziniewicz
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@kwiatkinabalkonie

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FAQ

Who created the Decadence editorial?

Roza Sasor served as art director, photographer, producer, and lettering artist, with styling by Nicola Śmigaszewska, makeup and hair by Nadia Baginska and Rafal Klacza, and set design by Basztowa Atelier.

What is the concept of the Decadence editorial?

It captures the emotion of decadence and its stages—despair, indifference, acceptance—drawing inspiration from interwar Polish artist Witkacy's dreamlike paintings. All silhouettes were composed by Nicola Śmigaszewska, centered on designs by emerging Polish designer Julia Róża Kiziniewicz.

Which brands appear in the Decadence editorial?

Designs by Julia Roza Kiziniewicz, Nicola Smigaszewska, Manuella Swag, Fontanelle, and Maria Szczepanik were featured, alongside pieces from Stylist's Archive and vintage items.