Personal project — Vogue College of Fashion
Who’s the
MAN
Gender expression through tailoring and self-styling, after Julia Roberts’ grey Armani suit at the 47th Golden Globes.
The project
A personal styling project made in the photo studio at the Vogue College of Fashion, exploring gender expression through tailoring and self-styling. The starting point was Julia Roberts at the 47th Annual Golden Globes, where she wore a grey Giorgio Armani suit — the power suit as a means of challenging traditional gender norms.
The series contrasts a traditionally masculine interpretation — oversized tailoring, shirt, tie, blue-tinted glasses and assertive body language — with a more feminine expression introduced through a corset top. Subtle shifts in styling and posture are enough to reshape visual identity and meaning.
The same suit, read two ways




Posture
The last frames change nothing but stance. Crouched, holding the jacket open, and turned away from the camera — the same tailoring reads as assertive or as soft depending only on how it is carried.
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