SANDSTONE — Cover

SANDSTONE

Where terracotta walls meet cobalt blue silk, time itself becomes texture. The opening frame suspends a glossy blue shirt against intricately carved wicker and sandstone tones, while a sculptural gold leaf brooch rests on the model's finger and a metallic floral earring traces the jawline. Styling by Chiara Marinucci, Aurelia Lombarelli, Martina Belletti, and Sara Badji layers snake-chain chokers and statement jewellery against the liquid drape of the fabric, while the hair and makeup direction from Leonardo Tomella, Mattia Tortorelli, Dalia Coceani, and Ifeoma Uzogheli preserves natural coil texture and a warm, unretouched glow. The subsequent look shifts to a full off-white suit — oversized blazer and wide-leg trousers — styled in a dynamic stance on geometric white platforms that echo the minimalist set design. Produced by Wonderwall Management and Multiset Studio Bicocca, the environment uses stacked architectural planes and diffused amber lighting to collapse figure and background into a single chromatic layer. Every surface, from skin to suiting to shadow, reads as sediment: accumulated, patient, and entirely itself. This editorial insists that colour need not shout to command attention, and that the most compelling fashion arises when silhouette respects the language of light.

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FAQ

Who are the stylists and models in the SANDSTONE editorial?

Chiara Marinucci, Aurelia Lombarelli, Martina Belletti, and Sara Badji contributed to styling in collaboration with Wonderwall Management and Multiset Studio Bicocca.

Who handled hair and makeup for the SANDSTONE editorial?

Leonardo Tomella, Mattia Tortorelli, Dalia Coceani, and Ifeoma Uzogheli directed hair and makeup, completing the contrast with natural-textured hair and warm skin-tone makeup.

What is the color concept of the SANDSTONE editorial?

Against terracotta and beige architectural backdrops, glossy cobalt blue silk shirts create collision, with all textures converging into one color layer under warm twilight lighting.