In the course of developing film, it is the red lamp that allows the light-sensitive process to run smoothly.

Photography by Guy Aroch. Styling by Julia Müller.
Photography by Guy Aroch. Styling by Julia Müller.
In the course of developing film, it is the red lamp that allows the light-sensitive process to run smoothly. And it is in this warm and personal atmosphere that memories printed on paper are discovered, that dreams and goals immortalized in images are illustrated. It is in this red tone, either in a luminous version or in complete looks, that a metaphorical red velvet is drawn, representative of everything that moves us and warms our insides, and that seems to work as a motivation for what is to come, in a projection of wishes and conquests to come. What seems to be hidden on a blank canvas is, in fact, only the future waiting to be revealed, in the velvety (un)comfort of an anticipation that is as unknown as it is exciting. Photography by Guy Aroch. Styling by Julia Müller.
Translated from the original on "The Velvet Touch" issue of Vogue Portugal, published December 2022.Full stories and credits on the print issue.
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