GREENLAND

By PAP Magazine Editorial

A woman in a cream shearling bucket hat closes her eyes by the edge of a still grey lake, the entire frame held in a palette of winter whites and ivories. She wears a textured white jacket layered over a mint-grey high-neck and a polka-dot sheer scarf, each piece folding into the next like cold air itself. The backdrop is a quiet body of water bordered by dormant grass and bare trees, a piece of driftwood resting on the shore. Light wraps her face softly, the colour temperature low enough to evoke a Nordic afternoon in late winter. The styling sits at the crossroads of romantic and minimal, the polka-dot ribbon serving as the sole graphic accent in an otherwise monochrome study of texture and tone.