LOCKS OF MOURNING — Cover

Locks of Mourning

A Victorian predator collects two red-haired women—genetic trait, relic, trophy. Across spaces from decaying attic to preservation cabinet, the protagonists undergo progressive depersonalization: from living body to submissive body, preserved body, and finally archival object. A narrative of capture, ritual, and preservation.

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Credits

Photographer
@bydelianacente
Style
@albrtgsprrt @albangelika
Retouching
@albrtgsprrt
PHOTOGRAPHER ASSISTANT
@akaangelical
MAKE UP - FX
@pilo.mua
HAIR STYLIST
@itzii.sust0
CREATIVE DIRECTORS
@albrtgsprrt @albangelika
Starring
@wikijanus
Starring
@margalidamir0

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FAQ

What narrative does LOCKS OF MOURNING explore?

It follows a Victorian-era hunter collecting two red-haired women, exploring a narrative of capture, ritual, and preservation that moves from living body to preserved object.

Who are the creative directors of this editorial?

Albert Gispert and Alba Barreiro served as creative directors, with photography by Delia Nacente and retouching by Albert Gispert.

Which brands were used in LOCKS OF MOURNING?

The editorial features pieces from Dominnico, Jeffrey Campbell, Calzedonia, Carlos Ballesteros, Honour Clothing, Andrea Ross, Paula, and Soumaya Hmimou.