Design Scene's 'Colour Me' exclusive is a pop art editorial that highlights a range of flirty wardrobe staples. The fashion story is lensed by photographer Daria Alicja's lens and features model Maria Kompf as its star.
Maria poses in a wardrobe of retro, peplum suiting, pleated skirts and crimson blazers that are nautical in their detailing and silhouette. Reviving retro fashions, this pop art editorial also boasts splattered paint motifs that adorn each of its images. These motifs are an homage to the pop art movement and blend together monochromatic and saturated tones.
For the story, Maria styles herself using a wardrobe from fast fashion retailer H&M. The model works with makeup artist Marcelina Gorska to bring her look together and dons punchy accessories like heart-shaped glasses.
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Design Scene's Colour Me Story is Captured by Daria Alicja
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