Starman — Cover

Starman

Alien light floods the skin, where electric green shadow and wine-dark lips revive the golden age of glam rock. Spiky chestnut hair and leopard-spot face paint channel the androgynous icons of the seventies, while a double-exposed silhouette blurs into surreal transparency. The foreground figure wears a black-and-white curved-stripe top, chin tilted skyward in defiance, as a pink-veiled shadow dissolves behind. In another frame, a figure clad in teal satin jacket and burgundy wide-leg trousers clings upside down to a wall that shifts from coral to rose, defying gravity in a kinetic performance. The entire narrative weaves cosmic sensibility, genderless silhouettes, and vivid chromatic collision into a visual ode to the stardust legacy left by glam's brightest star.

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FAQ

What inspired the Starman editorial?

It evokes glam rock's golden era and seventies androgynous icons, visualizing the stardust trajectory left by David Bowie through cosmic sensibility, genderless silhouettes, and vivid chromatic collisions.

What makeup and styling appear in Starman?

Intense green eyeshadow, wine-colored lips, short spiked brown hair, and leopard-print face painting paired with black-and-white curved-stripe tops, turquoise satin jackets, and wine-toned wide pants staged with double exposure.