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Glass Presents Fall Prey – an Editorial by Matt Leeves and Lily Rimmer


ARLETTE, birdlike in stature stalks the landscape, slowly traversing the marshland as she grows from a tenuous, feathery hatchling into a powerful bird of prey. She traces a path through the nature, acting with small fluctuations, gaining confidence with each swoop, gradually transcending into a powerful silhouette that commands the space around her.

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Photographer: Matt Leeves

Senior Fashion Editor: Lily Rimmer

Makeup: Olly Fisk

Hair: Masaki Kameda

Photography Assistant: Simon Lesley

Styling Assistant: Ellis Dowle

Model: Arlette – Linden Staub

Hand Prints: Sarah England Darkroom

Look 1: Bodysuit DAVID KOMA, Shoes VICTORIA BECKHAM

Look 2 & 3: Top & Trousers VICTORIA BECKHAM, Shoes HUNTER

Look 4: Skirt N21, Vest JOSEPH, Shoes HUNTER

Look 5: All clothing 16ARLINGTON, Shoes HUNTER

Look 6 & 7: All clothing ISABEL MARANT

Look 8: Skirt ISSEY MIYAKE, Vest Calvin Klein at East Vintage, Hats MISA HARADA & VIRNA PASQUINELLI, Shoes HUNTER

Look 9: Blazer & Skirt TORY BURCH, Hat HOOD LONDON

Look 10 & 11: Coat ROKSANDA, Shoes HUNTER

Look 12: Dress A.W.A.K.E MODE, Hat HOOD LONDON, Shoes HUNTER

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