Michelle Randolph and Ali Larter posed in contrasting outfits during Interview Magazine’s Landman Season 2 BTS editorial in December 2025.
Michelle Randolph seated, denim cut-outs sharp, sandals branded, look casual but styled. Hair loose, frame relaxed, outfit leaning into everyday with a twist.
Ali Larter beside her, corset dress layered, lace heavy, ribbons tied. Fishnets patterned, boots laced, hat tilted red-trimmed. Costume leaning into play, almost theatrical, but softened by the BTS setting.
Props scattered. Chairs marked, bottle tucked, phone visible. Beige wall plain, window behind. A shoot caught mid-pause, not polished, just lived.
It’s straightforward. One outfit casual, the other ornate. Together, they carry contrast. A behind-the-scenes frame, not a performance.
There’s something raw here. Not couture perfection, but lived-in styling. A look that feels half staged, half ordinary, but undeniably theirs.
Not just BTS. More like two moods side by side — denim against chair, corset against wall, presence against pause.
Joey King wore a white t-shirt with Lisa Says Gah Evelyn Tie Pants and carried a Woolrich Vintage Sweater while picking up her new car in Los Angeles on December 29, 2025.
“Renate Reinsve posed in a textured red dress with tights and white platform boots against an abstract painted backdrop for Interview Magazine’s February 2022 editorial.
Renate Reinsve crouched low. Dress red, textured, tights matching, boots white, platform heavy. Arm resting, hand extended, pose deliberate but casual.
Behind her, paint swirls. Pink, blue, orange, purple. Abstract, chaotic, almost alive. Canvas filling space, colors pressing against her frame.
It’s straightforward. Outfit bold, backdrop louder. Together, they carry contrast. A shoot caught in motion, not polished, just seen.
