Surrounded by Nature

Australian fashion photographer India Hartford Davis was forced back to Sydney from London due to Covid-19. While being forced to wait out the pandemic at home, she shot and directed the Joslin campaign. The shoot was very important to all those involved, and as a team they adored getting back to nature and re-connecting to the land during such an uncertain time.

Photography & Direction: India Hartford Davis. Model: Britt Odell at Priscillas.

Sand in the Wind

This is a photoshoot from the brand Namelazz's lookbook. Namelazz is a Russian brand of women’s clothes, whose founder is Kristina Khasyanzhina, but the name of the brand takes root from the word ‘nameless’.
Originally the members didn’t want their pieces of clothing to be associated with the name of the founder:

clothes must speak for themselves.

The concept of Namelazz has been based on the image of their customers: elegant, feminine and sophisticated girls. The key-word is: nude!
The brand is strongly inspired by tournures of the woman body, which they try to accentuate with the perfect fit and simplicity of their clothes.

Their team of designers and product engineers care about the high quality of clothes, from the beginning of their sketches to the release in the stores.

Monochromatic Photography

Monochrome describes paintings, drawings, design or photographs in shades of one color.
A monochromatic object or image has colors in shades of limited colors or hues.

The classic monochrome palette allows the raw, effortless emotion to shine through, with notes of mood and mystery to captures the essence of the soul.

Fashion photography is devoted to showcasing clothing, jewelry, accessories and style.
Most commonly seen in advertising and magazines, it is one of the more exotic styles of photography often involving intense and dramatic scenes.