Ethereal

What happens when you take airy visuals and enhance them with sophisticated texture? You get the Ethereal collection, a collaboration of larger anti-gravity shapes juxtaposed with soft textural combinations. Characterized by lightness and insubstantiality, the Ethereal collection evokes the image of an apparition materializing from nothingness.
The whimsical, sprite-like look was inspired by enchanting fairy tales as well as the structure of classic ancient Roman artwork, as though the former were transposed upon the latter for a hard-meets-soft effect.

CREDITS
Hair: Andrea de Deugd
Photography: Vicky Papas-Vergara
MUA: Lizzie Sharp
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