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Glass presents Dada – a fashion editorial by Tom Cattanach


LOOSELY inspired by the colour palettes and monochrome tones of the early 20th century Dada artists, with a focus on movement and silhouettes.

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach

Photographer: Tom Cattanach
Stylist: Kate Sinclair
Hair Stylist: Natalie Shafii using Typeology
Makeup Artist: Oonah Anderson using Charlotte Tilbury
Casting Director: Elizabeth Miles
Photography Assistant: Conor Rollins
Styling Assistant: Anna Kobayashi

Model: Lúlu De Freitas @ The Hive

Look 1: Earrings by Zimmermann

Look 2: Earrings by Zimmermann, Blazer by A.W.A.K.E Mode

Look 3: Earrings by Zimmermann, Dress by Amber Healy, Shoes by Christian Louboutin

Look 4 and 5: Earrings by Zimmermann, Dress, knickers, tights & shoes by Miu Miu

Look 6: Earrings by Mizuki, Cardigan & skirt by Molly Goddard, Boots by Erdem

Look 7: Earrings by Mizuki, Cardigan & skirt by Molly Goddard, Bodysuit by Nadya Dyzak

Look 8: Jacket & dress by A.W.A.K.E. Mode

Look 9: Earrings by Zimmermann, Jumper & knickers by Ferragamo, Tights by Wolford, Shoes by Givenchy

Look 10: Earrings by Zimmermann, Jumper by Ferragamo

Look 11: Top & trousers by Stella McCartney, Ring by Mizuki

Look 12: Top by Rejina Pyo, Tights by Chanel, Shoes by Givenchy

Look 13: Dress by Givenchy, Ear cuffs by Alexander McQueen

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