A concept born from wanting to experiment with lighting and ambiance. Months prior to the shoot I had this idea of crystal tears on the model's face. At the time I didn't know how I wanted them to look, but I wanted them to dangle on the face, not just glue them to the face. It didn't need to look like real tears, but rather, play with this idea of crystal tears coming out of the face to look more like an accessory. The lighting and the fogginess came later to give the entire shoot a more dreamy and ethereal effect.

As a part of this project, I collaborated with Allison Campos for the graphics. She designed these poster-like graphics inspired by the 1930s aesthetic, experimenting with typography and color.

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Designs by: Allison Campos

After having finished the pictures and graphics, it only felt right to do a video for social media. Following the poster's aesthetic, I edited this video to look vintage, the election of the music was made with the same purpose.