THE COLLECTION MAGAZINE

BEAUTY EDITORIAL

Underwater beauty editorial with themes of butterflies and moths, running through a Great Gatsby stlye. Behold the death of a Monarch – Flickering about without purpose or reason, embodying the unconsciousness of Jay Gatsby’s party guests, the moth is a superficial and tragic creature.  Drawn to the light it seeks security yet finds itself face to face with a harbinger of death. Constantly attracted to the brightness of the party’s extravagance, they unknowingly lead themselves towards self-destruction.

“In his blue gardens, men and girls came and went like moths among the whisperings and the champagne and the stars”
F.Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby (1925)

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A CONTEMPORARY RETELLING OF CHARLES KINGSLEY’S CLASSIC FAIRY TALE.

A CONTEMPORARY RETELLING OF CHARLES KINGSLEY’S CLASSIC FAIRY TALE.

WEIGHTLESS ANGELS FLOAT IN SURREAL, HEAVENLY SPACE.

WEIGHTLESS ANGELS FLOAT IN SURREAL, HEAVENLY SPACE.

MERMAIDS AND OTHER CREATURES, BOTH TERRESTRIAL AND MARINE.

MERMAIDS AND OTHER CREATURES, BOTH TERRESTRIAL AND MARINE.

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