
CONCEPT & VISUAL DIRECTION • ART DIRECTION •
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Editorial Shoot
This was a personal project - an excuse to explore a creative language I hadn't had the chance to work in before. Fashion and editorial had always been adjacent to my world, and I wanted to understand what I could bring to it: how my instincts around restraint, composition and visual direction would translate onto a model rather than a product.
Shot during the pandemic in collaboration with photographer Amber Grace Dixon, the concept was built around a single idea: reduction. Tailored, neutral, minimal -
with the focus placed entirely on movement, body language and shape. Nothing decorative, nothing distracting. Just the stillness and tension of a well-considered frame.
I developed the mood and visual direction, creating the brief that shaped every creative decision on the day. Amber brought the team — stylist, hair, makeup, set - and together we produced something that felt genuinely editorial. A quiet shoot with a clear point of view.
CONCEPT & VISUAL DIRECTION • ART DIRECTION •
"Minimalism isn’t about losing things. It’s about creating space for more of what matters."
CREDITS
Photography: Amber Grace Dixon
Styling: Alexandra Bickerdike
Makeup: Andrea Gomez Anzola
Hair: Jo Gillingwater
Set: Lucy Blofeld
Models: Grace Quaye & Olamide Mercy
"Minimalism isn’t about losing things. It’s about creating space for more of what matters."
CREDITS
Photography: Amber Grace Dixon
Styling: Alexandra Bickerdike
Makeup: Andrea Gomez Anzola
Hair: Jo Gillingwater
Set: Lucy Blofeld
Models: Grace Quaye & Olamide Mercy
SS20
This was a personal project - an excuse to explore a creative language I hadn't had the chance to work in before. Fashion and editorial had always been adjacent to my world, and I wanted to understand what I could bring to it: how my instincts around restraint, composition and visual direction would translate onto a model rather than a product.
Shot during the pandemic in collaboration with photographer Amber Grace Dixon, the concept was built around a single idea: reduction. Tailored, neutral, minimal - with the focus placed entirely on movement, body language and shape. Nothing decorative, nothing distracting. Just the stillness and tension of a well-considered frame.
I developed the mood and visual direction, creating the brief that shaped every creative decision on the day. Amber brought the team — stylist, hair, makeup, set - and together we produced something that felt genuinely editorial. A quiet shoot with a clear point of view.
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