ORDER OF STEEL — Cover

ORDER OF STEEL

ORDER OF STEEL is a visual study of vulnerability cloaked in resilience. Shot within the raw, decaying interior of an abandoned yeast factory, the narrative utilizes the weathered textures of forgotten walls as a backdrop for a modern, destructive romantic renaissance. It is a dialogue between industrial history and the new wave of contemporary fashion design.

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Credits

Photographer
@gadulska.e
Art Director
@gadulska.e
Style
@style_me_richly
Hair
@lesinska.beauty.hair.artist
Make Up
@jagoda_mup
Designer
@soniabulandra
Designer
@patrycja.drama
Designer
@ameliaciosmak
JEWEllErY DEsigner
@bibelo.ty
Armour designer
@michal.mazurek.props
Starring
@karenemmaa
Agency
@gagamodels

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FAQ

Who photographed and styled the ORDER OF STEEL editorial?

Ewelina Gadulska served as Photographer and Art Director, with styling by Eve Star. Hair was done by Katarzyna Lesińska, makeup by Agnieszka Serafin, and the editorial features model Karen Mazurek from GagaModels.

Where was this editorial shot and what's the concept?

Shot in an abandoned yeast factory, the editorial expresses destructive romanticism in contemporary fashion design against weathered walls. The concept visualizes a dialogue between industrial heritage and modern-day garments.

Which designers and brands are featured in ORDER OF STEEL?

The editorial features garments by designers Sonia Bulandra, Patrycja Dramińska, and Amelia Ciosmak, along with jewelry by Martyna Muszyńska and armor pieces by Michał Mazurek. Styling by Eve Star.