BRUTE Art & Fashion, a Bold Editorial in a Sculpture Atelier Tollis
Set against the textured and evocative backdrop of Atelier Tollis in Paris, Brute Art & Fashion unfolds. As an extraordinary fashion narrative that seamlessly merges art and couture. Moreover, photographer and director Issa Tall masterfully captures the dynamic energy of sculptural forms. Accentuating the dramatic interplay between raw materials and the boldness of contemporary fashion. Not only does the editorial thrive on contrasts. It also highlights the delicate balance between structured silhouettes and chaotic artistry, interweaving timeless craftsmanship with avant-garde expression.
Meanwhile, models Raphael Say and Mimi Macvan infuse this vision with life and energy. Wearing meticulously curated ensembles styled by Fodé Ka. In addition to their compelling presence, their movements echo the grace of sculptures brought to life. Further elevated by the striking makeup artistry of Rose Dreyer and the innovative hairstyling of Engueran Silvestre. Furthermore, the precision of these details, captured with cinematic intensity by Florian Samelson. Ensures that every frame pulsates with vitality and storytelling.
Sculptural Couture: The Wardrobe
In terms of fashion, the wardrobe reflects the atelier’s ethos: bold, architectural, and unapologetically daring. For instance, a standout piece is the Zaady dress. Which is paired effortlessly with Juana Martin pants and a sculptural belt by On Aura Tout Vu. Together, these elements create a silhouette that mirrors the atelier’s own creations. Similarly, in another frame, a striking kimono by Yoshiki melds seamlessly with a Victoria Andreyanova coat and UNTITLED 19 pants. Epitomizing the fusion of East-meets-West aesthetics that define the collection.
Furthermore, accessories play a pivotal role in anchoring these bold looks. For example, intricate earrings by Delphine Charlotte Parmentier add a timeless allure that perfectly complements the ensembles. Her jewelry appears throughout, adorning pieces such as a striking Mugler top. A flowing On Aura Tout Vu dress, and even menswear staples like a Balmain top paired with a bold Collini Milano skirt. Thus, the consistent thread of Parmentier’s craftsmanship grounds the collection in an understated elegance that contrasts beautifully with the daring designs.
In addition, footwear from luxury labels such as Kristina Fidelskaya and Isabel Marant lends the looks a finishing touch that balances art and functionality. Notably, the Fenty shoes paired with a flowing Lou de Betoly skirt evoke a sense of effortless modernity. Likewise, gloves sourced from the stylist’s archive underscore a theatricality that feels organic within the raw ambiance of the atelier.
A Masterful Collaboration
What makes this editorial truly exceptional is the collaborative synergy between stylists, assistants, and artisans combining art and fashion. For example, first assistant Aude Groiselle and second assistant Miguel Vaio worked meticulously alongside the stylist to craft cohesive narratives within each outfit. Additionally, the lighting, a testament to the expertise of Jeremy Tellier. Highlights every pleat, texture, and shadow, transforming garments into living sculptures.
Moreover, each designer contributes uniquely to the story, adding depth and intrigue to the overall vision. For instance, the flowing Gemy Maalouf tulle skirt, juxtaposed with the structured boots by Ash, underscores the editorial’s sculptural ethos. Similarly, pieces by Oteyza, Cartier, and Wooyoungmi add layers of complexity. Drawing the viewer’s gaze to intricate details that echo the atelier’s artistic focus.
Through Brute, fashion and sculpture converge in a celebration of texture, movement, and timeless artistry. Ultimately, every designer, artisan, and collaborator plays a vital role in crafting a visual feast that is both provocative and sublime.
Photographer & Director: Issa Tall : @issatall Model : Raphael Say : @raphael_say Model : Mimi Macvan : @mimimcv Make-Up : Rose Dreyer : @rosedreyartmakeup Hair : Engueran Silvestre : @motokomajor
Stylist : Fodé Ka: @fode.ka Stylist – 1st Assistant : Aude Groiselle: @audegroiselle_setdesign Stylist – 2nd assistant – Miguel Vaio : @miguelvaio Director of photography : Florian Samelson : @florian_samelson Light Assistant : Jeremy Tellier Studio : Atelier Tollis Paris
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Dress: Zaady, Pants: Juana Martin, Belt: On Aura Tout Vu, Shoes: Kristina Fidelskaya, Earrings: Delphine Charlotte Parmentier
Kimono: Yoshiki, Coat: Victoria Andreyanova, Shirt: Lazoschmidl, Pants: UNTITLED 19 Shoes: Ash
Jacket: Oteyza, Pants: Farhad Re Couture, Belt: Collini Milano, Rings: Cartier, Necklace: Delphine Charlotte Parmentier
Her Dress: Natan Couture, Black Tulle Skirt: Gemy Maalouf, Boots: Isabel Marant, Earrings : Delphine Charlotte Parmentier
His Top: Balmain, Skirt : Collini Milano, Necklace & Bracelet: Delphine Charlotte Parmentier Boots: Ash.
Outfit: Isabel Marant Necklace & Earrings: Delphine Charlotte Parmentier
Shirt: MSGN, Pants: Essentiel Antwerp, Kimono: Yoshiki Coat: Wooyoungmi,
Shoes: Isabel Marant, Rings: Cartier
Gloves : Stylist Archive
Top: Mihano Momosa, Skirt: Lou de Betoly, Long Jacket: Issey Miyake, Shoes : Fenty, Necklace & Earrings: Delphine Charlotte Parmentier
Jacket & Pants: Wooyoungmi, Necklace & Bracelets: Delphine Charlotte Parmentier,
Shoes: Solo Solo Paris
Her: Dress : On Aura Tout Vu
His: Coat: Seyit Ares
Blazer: MSGN Coat: Seyit Ares
Top: Mugler, Dress : On Aura Tout Vu
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