Design Scene's 'Dark Lady' editorial is a fashion story that showcases the season's sleek and sophisticated office apparel. In addition to monochromatic separates and classic little black dresses, this image series by photographer Alvaro Govela shines a spotlight on deconstructed suiting that boasts structural and futuristic details.
Dark Lady graces Design Scene's March 2016 issue and boasts wardrobe styling by Shea Hurley. Hurley dresses model muse Chantel Scott in pieces from J. Mendel, Delpozo and Saint Laurent among other labels and opts for a clean black and white palette.
When not spotlighting the season's fashion-forward office apparel, this Alvaro Govela photoshoot also showcases elegant yet edgy eveningwear. The series also boasts slicked back hair and natural makeup by beauty expert Nina Farrauto of Plutino Group.
Structural Office Apparel
Design Scene's 'Dark Lady' Story Highlights Monochromatic Wardrobe Picks
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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