The March — Cover

The March

Two figures armored in black beading and metallic talismans face off through a blue-grey haze. One wears a towering textured headpiece and dripping jet necklaces; the other, a platinum bob and chains wound like a harness, both bodies scattered with glinting crystal fragments. Ceremonial yet post-apocalyptic, the standoff conjures a future tribe where ritual and armor are one.

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Credits

Conception & Photo
@rafaeldardes
Assisted by
@_terrafx
Style
@alessandrolazaro
Make Up & Hair
@ziel_moura
Starring
@samiraheringers
Starring
@jkatiucia
Starring
@raissalde
Starring
@emicestari
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FAQ

What historical motif does 〈The March〉 use?

It reinterprets the 15th-century Polish Winged Hussars as a visual starting point, translating the sound, vibration, and volume of wooden wings attached to armor—used to overwhelm enemies—into a fashion statement.

What is the subject of this editorial?

It explores the most organized, collective form of rage that enables war—the extreme emotion strategically constructed within warriors and knights and mobilized toward a singular purpose.

Who are the photographer and creative team?

Conception and photography by rafaeldardes, photo assistant _terrafx, stylist alessandrolazaro, makeup and hair by ziel_moura, with models samiraheringers, jkatiucia, raissalde, and emicestari.