Lost Horizon
Emerging from their planet, emerging from their aura, and now entering our world, Vicky and her team offer the observer alien beauty. Like Planet Mugler, or the story Dune, or indeed the notion of awakening from some eerie transportation, these creatures are watching us. It is neither threatening or passive, its observatory. What are they thinking secure in their alien beauty? We may never know, but we can marvel at their skin, their translucence, and their awakening, for they seem in these images suspended in time and in their own grace. It seems possible that at any second they may move and disappear.
Words by Tony Glenville
CREDITS:
Creative Beauty Director/ MUA: Vicky Steckel @vicky_steckel using @elfcosmetics
CD Assistant: Devin David @devindavidworld
Photographer/ Director: Stephan Alessi @stephanalessi
DP: Scott Keenan @scottkeenan
Talent: Dujonette ‘DJ’ Smith @xoxodjsmith
Talent: Sophia Ahrens @sophiaahrens
Hair: Peter Matteliano @petermatt
Manicurist: Kuniko Inoue @kunixx12 using @essie
AC: Zach Rockenstyre @zrock1
Gaffer: Calvin Laszakovitz @calvinlaszakovits
Key Grip: Bill Hilferty @bill_hilferty
Prop Stylist: Becky Aksamit @becky.did.that
Editor: Alison Grasso @alisongrasso
Studio: Veronica Arvelo @veronicabkny
Production: Fathead Productions @fathead.productions
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