Romantically Masked Editorials

JFW Magazine's I Put a Spell on You Story is Darkly Glamorous

Robert Binda captures JFW Magazine's masked editorial titled 'I Put a Spell on You'. The magazine's 'Magic Touch' cover story features First Model Management face Jemma and Supa Models face Heidi who both sport silver hair and pale-faced cosmetics.

Styling for this editorial is courtesy of Clare Lazaro who dresses her muses in textured statement pieces like faux fur jackets, metallic capes and flower-embroidered dresses. This masked editorial is darkly romantic, highlighting a grey backdrop and matched monochromatic palette that is accented with hints of pastel tones.

Hair styling for this shoot is courtesy of Roy Hayward while makeup is applied by the talented Tamara Tott. Drawing inspiration from theatrical themes, this editorial celebrates fashion's element of fantasy and rejects minimalism, an aesthetic that has been dominating the industry as of late.
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