Levante Wind — Cover

Levante Wind

Named for the hot Mediterranean wind, yet shot through with cool cobalt tones and studio shadows that carve the body into geometry. Nineties volume hair, velvet chokers, and leopard pumps collide with Y2K minimalism—cropped knits, leather gloves, deconstructed suiting. The gaze is level, the styling unapologetic, the light a character of its own.

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Credits

Photographer
@enriqueselma
Style
@teinternational
Style
@olafkasp
Hair & Make Up
@jehosuavogele
Digitech
@dannytingo
Light assistant
@bartosantana777
Make Up assist
@bydanielamarquez
Style assist
@marinaobregongallego_
Film scan & Retouching
@studioicue
Starring
@charlottenaav
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FAQ

Who photographed and styled the Levante Wind editorial?

Photographer is Enrique Selma, stylists are Teresa Serrano and Olaf Kasperski, hair and makeup by Jehosua Vögele, with retouching and film scanning by Studio Icue.

What is the concept behind Levante Wind?

Named after the Mediterranean's hot wind yet filled with cold blue night temperatures, nineties supermodel volume hair collides with velvet chokers and leopard pumps in Y2K sensibility. An architectural editorial where studio lighting shadows record where the wind has passed.

Who is the model in Levante Wind?

The model for this editorial is Carlota Navarro.