Published on Selin Magazine, Print Issue 29, VOL 1 She doesn’t play the villain. She makes you wonder why you don’t.
The Future of Villanelle is a fashion narrative built around the villain archetype — specifically the kind of villain that is too compelling to dismiss, too human to hate. Villanelle from Killing Eve: unapologetically herself, morally complex, and somehow the one you root for. This editorial translates that into image — futuristic silhouettes with defined edges, textures that contradict each other, the kind of look that commands a room and whispers at the same time. Big shoulders, floor-length bold bottoms, blood red against latex, soft faux fur against sharp structure. Every frame asks the same question the character asks: what lives inside us that we only meet through the villain?
CREDITS Photography — Stela Alusi Creative Production & Styling — Teodora Jimborean Model — Anasstasi / Faze Models Hair & Makeup — Pia Hübscher Creative Text — Alexis Smith Designers — Chany Maria, Elodie Carstensen, Naomi Tarazi Coat — Chany Maria / Studio 183 Berlin Scarf — Gucci Shoes — Paris Texas Pants — Cordon Published in — Selin Magazine, Print Issue 29, VOL 1