Natural discomfort

Photographed by Jendrik Schroeder.

Unveil boundaries that are mere illusions. A narrative where reality and the superficial converge; surreal meets style and wonder; self-belief emerges from the beautifully uncomfortable. An editorial series by Jendrik Schroeder and Alice Secchi.
dress LAURA OBST, mask STUDIO OBECTRA
top HADERLUMP, corset STUDIO OBECTRA, skirt SONGBIRD STUDIO, pants & earrings KERIMA ELFAZA
top SONGBIRD STUDIO, jumpsuit LAURIN SHULER, harness PERLENSAU
jumpsuit SONGBIRD STUDIO, cage YASMIN SHWARTSGLLASS KRAUSKOPF, harness PERLENSAU, dress LAURA OBST, mask STUDIO OBECTRA
jumpsuit SONGBIRD STUDIO, cage YASMIN SHWARTSGLLASS KRAUSKOPF, harness PERLENSAU
top SONGBIRD STUDIO, pants HADERLUMP, jacket LAURA OBST, kimono ASSEMBLED HALF
top HADERLUMP, corset STUDIO OBECTRA, skirt SONGBIRD STUDIO, pants & earrings KERIMA ELFAZA
kimono ASSEMBLED HALF, boots YASMIN SHWARTSGLLASS KRAUSKOPF
top SONGBIRD STUDIO, pants HADERLUMP, jacket LAURA OBST, kimono ASSEMBLED HALF

Natural discomfort

Credits:

Photography: Jendrik Schroeder / @jendrik.schroeder
Creative direction: Alice Secchi, Jendrik Schroeder / @iamaliceice @jendrik.schroeder
Styling: Alice Secchi / @iamaliceice
Production: Offshoot Berlin / @offshoot_berlin
Makeup: Juliana Stepanenko / @juliana.stepanenko
Hair: Tina Pachta / @tina__pachta
Photo assistant: Luisa Neuner, Tim Fischer / @lui.galaktisch @timpescatore
Set assistant: Claudia / @claudiaprofessione
Models: Amelie Sinclair at Izaio mgmt, Olga Borisova at Madwomen / @izaio.modelmanagement @olgaaborisova @madwomenagency

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