DOMINA — Cover

DOMINA

For centuries, the female body has been portrayed as muse, sin, temptation, and divinity. DOMINA ,FEMME SACRÉE reclaims these images, freeing them from the gaze of others. The goddess loses her myth. What remains is a woman: a sacred presence transforming delicacy into authority and stillness into power. Her strength lives in her body, her gaze, and the space she occupies. DOMINA portrays a woman who never needed to ask for power.

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Credits

Photographer
@fawnaselli
Art Director
@__antoniodimatteo__
Style
@__antoniodimatteo__
Style assist
@__.nds.__
Retouching
@fawnaselli
Producer
@__antoniodimatteo__
Make Up
@mirrosa11mua
Hair
@francescacrisci_hairstylist
costume designer
@__antoniodimatteo__
Starring
@_catedifalco
Starring
@chiaraastelluto
Starring
@mary.carbino

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FAQ

Who photographed the DOMINA editorial?

The editorial was shot by Francesca Naselli, with art direction and styling by Antonio Di Matteo. Models include Caterina Di Falco, Chiara Stelluto, and Mariachiara Carbino.

What is the concept behind the DOMINA editorial?

DOMINA liberates the female body from the male gaze, transforming delicacy into authority and stillness into power. It captures women as sacred beings who never had to beg for power, expressing strength through body, gaze, and the space they occupy.

Which brands are featured in the DOMINA editorial?

The editorial features pieces from Perfect Corset, Antonio Di Matteo, Mugler, Ferragamo, and Versace.