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Seventh Heaven of a Teenage Dream

photography ANNE THU PHAM
03 September 2024
EMI wears BOTTEGA VENETTA dress

Anne Thu Pham captures two girls exploring a city’s concrete jungle: their laughter echoes through tunnels, blending with the distant hum of traffic. In this fever dream of harsh sunlight and flickering shadows, time stretches and blurs. Styling by Oriana De Luca, with hair by Jesse Wakenshaw and make-up by Carly Lim.

EMI and VARSHA wear GUCCI
EMI wears GUCCI, stylist's accessories
EMI wears GUCCI, stylist's accessories
EMI wears KAHE dress. VARSHA wears RTTS LAND dress, stylist's own pants
ARSHA wears RTTS LAND dress
EMI wears KAHE dress
VARSHA wears GUCCI dress
VARSHA wears MEADOWLARK earrings, vintage top. EMI wears RTTS top, vintage skirt

photography and creative direction ANNE THU PHAM
stylist ORIANA DE LUCA
make-up CARLY LIM
hair stylist JESSE WAKENSHAW

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