Surface Tension

5월호 - 28 May 2026

By Lyrie Wang, Natalia Sempere, Júlia Masferrer Ardiaca, Paula Cerveró, Ophelie Cruz, XXL Comunicación, CLOSETD-08, Marc Juan

Surface Tension follows the shifting relationship between the body and the elements: water, earth, air, and skin. Within it we bend, float, dance, and slowly dissolve. Blurring the boundary between the human form and the landscape, the story regards fashion, movement, and the body not as forces set against nature but as presences in constant conversation with it.

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Who directed and shot the Surface Tension editorial?

Lyrie Wang as creative director and photographer, styling by Natalia Sempere, hair and makeup by Júlia Masferrer Ardiaca. Model Ophelie Cruz.

What is the concept of this editorial?

It traces the shifting relationship between the body and elements—water, earth, air, skin—blurring the boundary between human form and landscape, viewing the body as in constant dialogue with nature.

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