Hermione Corfield unveils a new kind of moody glamour, fusing delicate lace with a daring, rock-n-roll edge in her Cibelle Levi photoshoot.
Some photographers just have that touch, non? They don’t simply capture an image; they capture a feeling. Cibelle Levi has long been one of them, and for her photoshoot with Hermione Corfield on August 12, 2025, she has created a mood that is nothing short of… intoxicating. This is not your typical summer-on-a-balcony shoot, darling.
Corfield is seen leaning against a wall and on a lounge chair on a sun-drenched balcony, yet the atmosphere is one of brooding gothic romance —a perfectly calibrated defiance. The heart of the look is a navy blue dress with a deep V-neck and delicate, intricate lace long sleeves. The flowing silk fabric has a soft, ruffled hem that feels inherently feminine, almost poetic… and then, the accessories.
The boots. Ah, yes. These are not just any boots . They are a pair of buckled, black boots with a substantial heel and multiple straps that speak to a defiant, punk-infused spirit. And her belt—a striking, metallic piece that cinches the waist and provides a sharp, almost armor-like contrast to the ethereal dress. It’s a perfect stylistic marriage of softness and strength, of haute couture elegance and rock-n-roll rebellion. Is this what happens when delicate French lace meets rebellious Italian leather? Perhaps. It is certainly a photoshoot that proves the most romantic looks have a rebellious heart beating underneath.
Kairi Sane debuts a dynamic, multifaceted style—and a truly electric hair moment—blending punk attitude with a playful, cyber-inspired glamour.
Some artists build their aesthetic around one specific look, one singular idea, no? But then there are those who unveil a style so rich with layers and references that you can’t help but be captivated by the sheer variety. Kairi Sane is proving to be just that kind of style chameleon, revealing a captivating and distinctly modern aesthetic that feels equal parts punk, pop, and futuristic.
The first look is a study in what I like to call “rebellious elegance.” A white corset -style top is cinched with a tie, but this isn’t just any tie—it’s adorned with pearls, a beautiful contradiction to the fierce black leather fingerless gloves she wears. This is seamlessly paired with a black chain belt and sequin shorts , creating a look that is both edgy and undeniably glamorous.
Next, the palette shifts to a bold, street-style favorite: plaid . Sane unveils a two-piece set featuring a halter crop top and trousers with daring, strategic cut-outs that hint at a truly modern silhouette. It’s a fresh take on a print that has long been synonymous with punk culture, twisting it into something fresh and current. And then, there’s the metallic top . This piece, a brilliant blue with a prominent zipper and buckle detail, feels like it was plucked directly from a sci-fi film’s costume department. The matching metallic nails and a fluffy blue accessory complete the fantasy.
But the true thread that ties these dynamic outfits together? Her hair. The vibrant purple and blue hair streaks serve as a constant, unifying element, proving that sometimes, the most important accessory is your attitude—and your colorist.
So, are we witnessing a new playbook for pop star fashion, or is this just Kairi Sane proving that a truly fearless artist can wear many skins, and look magnificent in all of them?
Kiernan Shipka attended Jennifer Klein’s “Day of Indulgence,” where her effortless Brentwood style redefined florals with a dash of rebellious edge.
There is a particular kind of genius in looking perfectly put-together without appearing to have tried at all. It’s an art form, really. And at Jennifer Klein’s annual “Day of Indulgence” event on August 10, 2025, Kiernan Shipka proved she is a true master. Her look was pure California ease, but with a clever twist that felt… well, very Paris, very Milan.
The star of this particular street style moment was a beautiful, flowing red dress with a floral print . A halter neckline, a delicate black trim—it was the kind of dress that makes you think of sunny afternoons and fresh-cut flowers. But this is Kiernan Shipka, after all. She’s not one to embrace cliché. Instead of pairing it with something equally delicate, she did something truly inspired.
She grounded the feminine red floral print with the unapologetic weight of chunky, black platform loafers or sneakers, and a matching slouchy black bag. It’s a juxtaposition that speaks volumes, a styling choice that’s both practical for a long day in Brentwood, California , and deeply fashionable. It’s a trend I’ve observed countless times on the runway, a kind of sartorial rebellion that says, “I can be soft and strong at the very same time.” She completed the casual but chic look with black sunglasses, a final, polished touch. The whole ensemble just… worked.
Is this the new way to do daytime glamour, or just Kiernan Shipka proving that you don’t have to choose between sweet and strong?
