Although the looks featured throughout the Some Magazine 'Her Name is Belmondo' editorial is undeniably modern, there is a timeless quality about them as well that harks back to another era. It is not surprising, then, that the photoshoot was inspired by the new wave cinema of the 1960s. In particular, it channels the timeless appeal of French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo.
Appearing in Issue 10 of the publication, the Some Magazine 'Her Name is Belmondo' editorial was shot by photographer Sebastian Cviq. Striking a balance between femininity and masculinity, model Anna Kedzior was outfitted by stylist duo Pawel Kedzierski and Maciej Dabros. Full of dapper layers, the androgynous ensembles were perfected by hair and makeup artist Dorota Kumosinska, who went for a more natural beauty look.
Timeless Androgynous Fashion
The Some Magazine 'Her Name is Belmondo' Editorial Stars Anna Kedzior
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Industry Implications
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