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The colour, white, becomes a language unto itself — speaking in whispers of draped silk, in bold declarations of negative space, in the theatrical sweep of translucent organza catching light like captured breath.
The model moves through each frame as both muse and sculptor, her presence commanding yet graceful — whether caught in profile with a cascading braid that echoes the clean lines of her silhouette, crowned in voluminous natural texture that defies gravity with regal confidence, or suspended in a moment of balletic poise where her body becomes pure gesture.
Each frame is a meditation on contrast: strength and softness, concealment and revelation, structure and flow. The monochromatic palette strips away distraction, leaving only the essential poetry of the body in motion, the architecture of garments that blur the line between clothing and sculpture, and the quiet audacity of simplicity elevated to art.
Photography
Charlie Price (@charliepricehair)
Hair Styling
James Mucker (@whyjameswhy)
Katie Nielsen (@knielsenhair)
Charlie Price (@charliepricehair)
For The Beauty Underground
Makeup:
Michelle Martinez (@beautybybellalicious)
For The Beauty Underground
Model
Jessica Whitney (@jaayrock)
Fashion Styling
Aidana Tokenova (@the_moon_wisdom)
Katie Nielsen (@knielsenhair)
Charlie Price (@charliepricehair)
Collaboration/PR:
Coral Avenue Public Relations (@coral.avenue.usa)
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