STYLING

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WONDERS

OF THE

WORLD

Collaborating with an AHFA 2026 competition hairstylist, this project translated the inspiration of the world's most iconic natural and architectural wonders into a cohesive fashion narrative. Drawing from landmarks including the Taj Mahal, the Aurora Borealis, flowing lava, the Great Barrier Reef, Victoria Falls, and the Grand Canyon, I developed wardrobe concepts that enhanced each avant-garde hairstyle while allowing the hair to remain the focal point.

LONDON’S

CALLING

London’s Calling is an editorial shot by Drea Janolino inspired by the punk-rock movement in the UK, born from economic hardships, youth disillusionment and a deliberate rejection from mainstream. Lead by pioneers in fashion & music - Vivienne Westwood, the Clash, and the Sex Pistols, to name a few. The styling direction drew on the raw, anti-establishment spirit of the era, combining textures, layered silhouettes and DIY-inspired details to capture punk's rebellious attitude while giving it a contemporary editorial edge.

DÉJEUNER

SUR

L'HERBE

“Déjeuner Sur L’Herbe c.2026” is a modern take on classical art piece Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe, photographed at Cottesloe Civic Centre. Inspired by the romance of European picnic culture, the styling combines soft vintage femininity with a playful, contemporary edge through butter yellow lace, gingham textures, satin ribbons and delicate floral details. Accessories like wicker baskets, gold jewellery, lace veils and oversized sunglasses add to the dreamy, curated feel of the shoot, while glossy skin and relaxed silhouettes keep it feeling fresh and modern. The project explores themes of leisure, femininity and performance, transforming Manet’s iconic picnic scene into a fashion story that feels nostalgic, theatrical and effortlessly feminine.

The

Eternal

Return

“The Eternal Return” is a film project directed & created by Judas H. Cassidy, exploring grief, devotion and the lingering presence of love after death. Inspired by the story of a woman mourning her late military husband, the visual direction combines romantic gothic styling with religious symbolism to create a dreamlike atmosphere suspended between life and the afterlife. Drawing from vintage Catholic imagery, Victorian mourning traditions and fragile bridalwear, the styling layers ivory lace, sheer gloves, rosary beads, pearl chokers and soft satin textures to reflect both purity and loss. The faded palette, antique references and delicate fabrics echo the emotional tone of the film, where memory, longing and acceptance exist simultaneously. Shot with warm muted lighting and soft composition, the final look captures the feeling of wandering through grief while still holding onto beauty and intimacy.

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