I THINK ABOUT WORMS EVERY SINGLE DAY
This daring fashion editorial combines elements of surrealism and disruptive pieces, in empty spaces. The garments feature bold and unexpected combinations, shapes, textures and colors, for example meat and hair, blurring the line between reality and imagination. With some pieces designed to provoke a sense of unease or send a message about the state of current society. The most disruptive and thought provoking piece being a meat skirt.
The color palette would be bright and pop, with shades of yellow, pink, white and brown, dominating. Creating a feeling of emptiness in a world governed by the consumption of mass media, the killing of animals, and the alienation of the individual.
Horned helmet BOGDAN SALAU Panties CONTESSA MISERIA ARCHIVIO Heels PRADA ARCHIVE FROM CONTESSA MISERIA ARCHIVIO
Fitted hoodie MOSCHINO JEANS ARCHIVE FROM HOLY ARCHIVE Faux fur maxi Skirt BOGDAN SALAU Gold necklace MOSCHINO ARCHIVE FROM HOLY ARCHIVE Ballet shoes HOLY ARCHIVE
Dress and Tights ELENA RIGHI Stripped Glove STYLIST OWN Rubber Boots CONTESSA MISERIA ARCHIVIO
Tank top and headphones HOLY ARCHIVE Shorts CONTESSA MISERIA ARCHIVIO Shoes SICKING Pailettes scarf and socks ARCHIVIO LA COUTURE Cute fox BOGDAN SALAU
Dress and Tights ELENA RIGHI Stripped Glove STYLIST OWN Rubber Boots CONTESSA MISERIA ARCHIVIO
“My fangs are growing and now I got a tooth ache…uff this city is a jungle! I think about worms everyday while domesticated beasts are chewing cold meat on expensive leather sofas, wondering if cats think. envying cats that don’t think. cats don’t have gods and cats don’t have demons…but they’re terrified of their own reflection in these black mirrors. all dogs go to heaven eating from their bowls…ew I <3 cats, chocolate cakes and your guts on my parquet, meow :)”
Dress ELENA RIGHI Fur boots HOLY ARCHIVE
creative direction, photography and styling ORLANDO
model BRIE from STREET PEOPLE CASTING
hair and nail art MICHELLE GIUSI
photography assistant ALESSANDRO FORESIO
styling assistants MICOL SENSI, CHIARA PAOLUCCI
special thanks CESARE ROCCHI
words CAROLINA SANCHEZ
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