None of Your Business
This editorial with Rikki Caite for Elements Magazine is titled “None of Your Business” — a visual exploration of a woman in control, unraveling. We styled it around the idea of a businesswoman in Chanel, but flipped the narrative. The polish is there, but so is the tension. She’s sharp, powerful, and breaking down in style.
Power, Undone
Rikki wears the suit, but nothing’s buttoned up. The styling is classic Chanel reimagined — disheveled, confident, lived-in. There’s mascara under the eyes and grit in the posture. It’s not just about fashion. It’s about the layers underneath the luxury. Sexy, raw, and a little undone, like the end of a long night or the moment before something shifts.
A Filmic Frame
Shot with a filmic sensibility, the images lean into grain, movement, and natural light. Brisbane gave us hard edges and industrial textures. Long shadows, warm concrete, and sharp angles became part of the character. The backdrop feels cold, while she burns through it.
The Story We Don’t Explain
“None of Your Business” isn’t loud. It’s restrained. It’s the kind of editorial that lingers — a portrait of collapse wrapped in elegance. The tension sits in the eyes, the hands, the way the suit no longer fits like armor. It’s a mood you feel more than you see.
Big thanks to Elements Magazine for the space to tell stories that sit between beauty and emotion, surface and subtext.
