INNER GARDEN — Cover

INNER GARDEN

The garden does not lie outside, but blooms within the body. Shot against an open field, this editorial layers deep burgundy satin sleeves and matching gloves over an ivory lace corset, merging Victorian craft with a sculptural modern silhouette. Credits to Ilenia Brunelli, Arianna Tancorra, Chiara Baldici, Runa Ruckstuhl, and Wonderwall anchor the aesthetic, where hand-crocheted floral motifs trace the torso and create organic texture against stark black panels. Beneath a muted, overcast sky, the greenery recedes into soft focus, allowing the precision of the lace and the sheen of the satin to command attention. The gesture—gloved hand raised to the brow—reads simultaneously as shield and invitation, proposing that the inner garden is not a closed chamber but an endlessly unfolding terrain.

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FAQ

Who worked on the INNER GARDEN editorial?

Ilenia Brunelli, Arianna Tancorra, Chiara Baldici, Runa Ruckstuhl, and Wonderwall participated in the credits.

What is the concept of the INNER GARDEN editorial?

Themed around an inner garden growing inside the body, it combines Victorian elegance with contemporary silhouettes, visualizing the inner garden as an endlessly opening realm rather than enclosed space.

What garments were used in the INNER GARDEN editorial?

Deep burgundy satin sleeves layered over an ivory lace corset create architectural tension through the contrast of floral-motif lace and black panels, completed with long gloves.

When was the INNER GARDEN editorial released?

It was released in the November 2021 issue.