STYLE Galleries
Death of the Influencer
04/24/2023Styled by Lily Miller
Models:
Ri Edinbeck: Sweater is Atlar’d State. Skirt is thrifted
Trinity Barata: Sweater is Altar’d State. Jeans are model owned from H&M
Faith James: Sweater is Altar’d State. Jeans are model owned, brand unknown
Rewriting the Story of Medusa
04/19/2023Styled by Benjamin Early and Joelle Elliot
Models: Danai Angelidis and Maria Georgopoulos
Music Through the Decades
03/28/2023Styled by Kylee Strickfaden
Photos by Alyssa Bladzik, Lexi Croft & Madeline Cesarz
Ballet to Runway
02/23/2023Styled by Audrey Savage
Photos by Laura Lucivero
Models: Izzy Gentry, Simone Harris and Marsh Kral
Industrial Apocalyptica
10/28/2022Styled by Lauren Cole
Models: Katie Walter and Katt Wyandt
Photographers: Aaron Falls and Alyssa Bladzik
The Male Gaze: The End of This Phase
10/28/2022Styled By Benji Early
Models: Maddie Zediker, Billie Scott, Will Meares, Timothy (Wil) Evans Jr, and Luke Robertson
Photographers: Henry Travis and Raynee Quillen
Chaotic Dreamcore
10/28/2022Managing Stylist: Toni DeLoach
Creative Stylist: Lauren Cole
Makeup Artist: Jase Leonard
Models: Jordan Gourville and TJ Warren
Native Americans are not Invisible
05/30/2022Blurb and Styling by Chelsea Watson
Throughout the shoot, we wanted to highlight Native American traditional wear to honor Native roots while visually representing their culture in modern, professional attire. The idea was to illustrate the transition of Native culture meeting society. The purpose of this shoot was to show that Native Americans can still honor their heritage while working in a commercial society, as well as provide a visual representation of Native Americans in education and the workforce to show the younger indigenous generations that they can do it too.
Outfit details:
Models Name: Michelle Mitchum
Look one: Regalia: Traditional Native American Ceremonial wear
Regalia: Handmade by Michelle Mitchum
Shawl: Handmade by Michelle Mitchum
Shoes: Moccasins- Handmade by Michelle Mitchum
Accessories: Beaded Rose Necklace- Handmade by Michelle Mitchum, the fan was a gift but Michelle beaded the handle
Look two: Native Pride
Bottoms: Ribbon Skirt- Handmade by Michelle Mitchum
Top: Cream Sleeveless Top, Qearal (Model owned, price unknown)
Shoes: Brown Knee Boots- JCPenny (Model owned, price unknown)
Look three: Academia Wear
Bottoms: 9 to 5 mini skirt, Corbeau $40
Top: 9 to 5 blazer, Corbeau $48, Black Button up,
Accessories: Beaded Rose Necklace- Handmade by Michelle Mitchum
Shoes: Brown Knee Boots- JCPenny (Model owned, price unknown)
Look four: Native Causal Dresswear
Dress: Tribal Print Dress- Le Fash (Model owned, price unknown)
Shoes: Brown Knee Boots- JCPenny (Model owned, price unknown)
Redefining Youth
04/06/2022
Diwali Lights
02/23/2022Styling by Isha Singh
Model: Martina Kaura
Look one: I wanted to showcase a bright eye-catching piece for Diwali with this lengha. The gold silk skirt and light pink top pair well with one another and have a softer more feminine appeal.
Bottom: Patterned golden silk lengha Skirt
Top: Underneath golden cropped blouse
Top 2: Embellished baby pink cape with silver neckline detailing
Accessories: Golden head piece (Called Tika), Baby pink earrings (Jhumka) and Golden Bangles
Model: Simran Paintlia
Look two: To contrast the light pink look on model one, I chose a black and gold lengha look that has more of a sharper and mature look. Both looks incorporate gold and go well when paired with one another.
Bottom: Golden leaf embellished black lengha skirt
Top: Gold patterned top with golden neckline detailing
Accessories: Golden headpiece (Tika) gold earrings (Jhumka) , and gold bangles
Both looks were custom made pieces from “Kamal’s Boutique” located in Chandigarh, India
Jewelry is from there as well
