After Botticelli: The Rebirth of Venus is a Reinterpretation of Modern Self Doubt
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Strongly influenced by Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" and other artworks from the same period, this editorial aims to transport the beauty, gentleness, and romance of those historical paintings into the contemporary world. This reinterpretation embraced a more sombre undertone, introducing an element of authority – much like the internal struggle we wrestle with. It's a battle between robust self-confidence and unending self-doubt.
Top: Cathy Meyong | Necklace: Stylist’s own
Dress, top, gloves and choker: Lou de Betoly
Corset, gloves and skirt: Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard | Earrings: Tetier Bijoux | Shoes: Roker
Top: Cathy Meyong | Necklace: Stylist’s own
Dress: Clementine Baldo
Corset, gloves and skirt: Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard | Earrings: Tetier Bijoux | Shoes: Roker
Top: Cathy Meyong | Necklace: Stylist’s own
Dress, top, gloves and choker: Lou de Betoly
Photography: Jakub Gessler | Models: Molly Leah-Jane at Array Models | Styling: Meja Taserud at Lalaland Artists | Styling Assistant: Zac Sunman | Make Up: Dasha Taivas using Trinny London | Hair: Mayuko Nakae using Oribe | Photo Assistants: Lucy Rooney and Zilla Reuter | Nails: Hannah Bent | Retouch: Joseph Colley