Photographed by Andrew Yee (Atelier Management), model Carla Rey commands the streets of New York in a Vogue Czechoslovakia editorial that feels bold, cinematic, and quietly powerful.
This story is about contrast. Strength meets softness. Armor meets ease. Styled by Marco Antonio, the looks feature sculptural outerwear, sharp tailoring, and dramatic textures that are both protective and expressive.
Brands like Chanel and Valentino anchor the wardrobe, bringing polish, romance, and attitude to every frame. The setting matters. City bridges, brick buildings, chain-link fences, and neon-lit streets create a raw urban backdrop. It makes the fashion feel alive.
Carla Rey moves through it all with calm confidence, whether wrapped in oversized coats or stepping out in sleek silhouettes. Hair by Julia Kana stays effortless and undone, while makeup by William Murphy keeps the focus on clean skin and strong eyes. Nothing feels overdone. Everything feels intentional.
This story originally appeared on FashionGoneRogue
