The Light Power

Photographed by Riccardo Lancia.

Imploding on the screens, everyone wants to live inside her dreams. We get on the street marked with skinned knees. People should see how we dance and scream. A fashion journey through the city shot by Riccardo Lancia.
dress ERMANNO SCERVINO, necklace CARLO ZINI
gilet and pants MSGM, cardigan GUCCI, earrings CARLO ZINI
bra and pants ANDREA PICCIONE, trench DOLCE & GABBANA, earrings CARLO ZINI
skirt and blazer MIU MIU, sweater ETRO, shoes CASADEI, earrings CARLO ZINI
top VERSACE, earrings CARLO ZINI
left: dress and bag THE ATTICO / right: total look KRIZIA
dress and bag THE ATTICO, shoes CASADEI, earrings CARLO ZINI
dress and bag THE ATTICO, earrings CARLO ZINI
left: total look MARCO BOLOGNA, necklace CARLO ZINI / right: total look FENDI
left: total look KRIZIA, shoes CASADEI / right: total look VERSACE earrings CARLO ZINI

The Light Power

Credits:

Photography and Creative Direction: Riccardo Lancia / @riccardo_lancia
Stylist: Beatrice Zocchi / @beatricezocchi
Model: Louisa Ganzel / @louisa.ganzel at @fabbrica.milano
Project Manager: Luis Marchiano / @luismarchiano
Hair: Marco Patti / @marco_patti_hs
Makeup: Egle Roccazzella / @egleserena
Assistants: Emanuel Mastrantoni / @emanuel_mastra81, Marzia Dell’Orso / @marzia.dellorso, Guido Santacroce / @qweedo
Production: The Miracle Hub / @themiraclehub

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