Cabaret ribelle

A fashion story photographed by Denis Lede.

Rock cabaret ribelle fashion story starring the darkest side of muse Tessa Kuragi, lensed by Denis Lede and styled by Fanélie Patras.

left: leather bow tie PHILIPPE PERISSE / right: queen necklace MELE + MARIE, mesh bra and panty MAISON LEJABY, silver leather heels with ruffles SERGIO ROSSI
mesh long gloves THOMASINE leather belt ZANA BAYNE large pant COPURS
left: mesh corset CORSETORIUM, leather lamp skirt JITROIS, rings and bracelets DE MAARSE PARIS / right: long leather gloves DROME, garterbelt PALOMA CASILE, shimmery panty SIMONE WILD
left: long leather gloves DROME, garterbelt PALOMA CASILE, shimmery panty SIMONE WILD / right: mesh long gloves THOMASINE leather belt ZANA BAYNE large pant COPURS
black and white ostrich feathers coat COPURS, leather belt with snap hook ESSENTIEL ANTWERP, mesh panty CORSETORIUM
left: harness PALOMA CASILE, holographic trench RAINS, fishnet tights WOLFORD / right: silk jacket with leopard print sleeves GAULTIER PARIS, high waist mesh and pattern panty MAISON LEJABY, rose belt ZANA BAYNE
dress GUY LAROCHE, peplum leather strapless ZANA BAYNE

Cabaret ribelle

Credits:

Photography: Denis Lede / @denis_lede
Styling: Fanélie Patras / @fanelie_patras
Assistant Styling: Tiffany Wan / @tiffanywaan
Make up: Rika Bitton / @rika_bitton
Hair: Massanori Yahiro / @massanoriyahiro
Nails: Sylvie Vacca / @cameleongles
Model: Tessa at Premier Models Management / @tessa_kuragi @premiermodels

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