DOUBLE VISION — Cover

DOUBLE VISION

A face glimpsed through translucent layers, scattered with tiny blue and silver crystals like constellations on skin. The vision doubles and shifts—one frame shows pale iridescent particles dusting the cheeks and forehead, the next captures a black jersey jacket layered over light grey sleeves, all caught in deliberate motion blur. A floor-sweeping printed skirt in navy, red, beige, and black abstractions trails behind, its pattern fragmenting in the movement. Platinum blonde hair pulled into a sculptural high ponytail anchors the composition against a white studio backdrop, where shadows fall crisp and defined. The styling oscillates between hyper-tactile beauty detail and deconstructed silhouette, each element competing for focus in a calculated visual distortion that mirrors the title's promise of split perception.

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FAQ

What is the concept of the DOUBLE VISION editorial?

Doubly overlapped gazes through transparent membranes and faces scattered with blue crystals like stars appear, creating visual disorientation as if viewing through two lenses. Experimental yet restrained avant-garde styling is its hallmark.

What styling appears in the DOUBLE VISION editorial?

Pale blue and silver particles cover the face, with layering of a black jersey jacket and light gray sleeves. A printed skirt with abstract patterns in navy, red, beige, and black flows to the floor.

When was the DOUBLE VISION editorial published?

This editorial appeared in PAP MAGAZINE's November 2019 issue.