NEON ALERT

Maisie Daniels
Apr 8, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Apr 9, 2024

PHOTOGRAPHY ANNICK WOLFERS - STYLING LUCY MACKAY - HAIR + MAKE UP ELIZABETH HSIEH - MODEL AYANNA COLES AT ELITE MODEL MANAGEMENT

Drawing inspiration from the vibrant energy of London's nocturnal streets, photographer Annick Wolfers and stylist Lucy Mackay at Heks Studio unite their talents to unveil F Word magazine's latest fashion editorial titled "Neon Alert". As the title intimates, this narrative places colour at its forefront, where daring hues intersect in a vibrant collision.

LEFT wears knit top TOUR-LAVA sheer trousers VANITY NAP; jewellery RUDDOCK

RIGHT head scarf VANITY NAP; lace top HAI

wears neon swimsuit NORMA KAMALI; jewellery RUDDOCK

wears neon scuba dress GOOD AMERICAN; jewellery RUDDOCK

LEFT wears silk top HAI

RIGHT wears neon swimsuit NORMA KAMALI; tights FALKE

wears top GOOD AMERICAN; jewellery RUDDOCK; tights FALKE

OPENING IMAGE Ayanna wears body VANITY NAP; leggings TOUR-LAVA; shoes GIANVITTO ROSSI; jewellery RUDDOCK

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