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Jean Mauvais & Luisa Bianchin in Manish Arora Romance

Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin play two lovers in a vivid fashion editorial photographed by Eric Sposito and styled by Ray Tetauira in Manish Arora designs.
Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin photographed by Eric Sposito in Manish Arora designs Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin photographed by Eric Sposito in Manish Arora designs

Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin Enter a Manish Arora Dream

Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin photographed by Eric Sposito in Manish Arora designs
Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin photographed by Eric Sposito in Manish Arora’s kaleidoscopic designs.

Photographer Eric Sposito explores bohemian romance in the latest issue of 160g magazine with models Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin.

Styled by Ray Tetauira, the pair play the role of two lovers who sensuously experience the kaleidoscopic colors and textures of Manish Arora’s hallucinogenic designs.

The editorial leans into Arora’s vivid visual world with saturated color, playful print, tactile texture and a romantic mood that feels part fashion fantasy, part fever dream.

KALEIDOSCOPIC FASHION
Manish Arora dreamscape.

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There is nothing quiet about the styling, and that is the point. The clothing does the talking through intense color, layered pattern and sculptural detail, while Mauvais and Bianchin keep the romance soft enough to let the fantasy breathe.

Bohemian, saturated and full of motion, this one is all color, texture and beautiful fashion delirium.

Step inside the Manish Arora editorial.

See more of Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin in Eric Sposito’s bohemian romance editorial styled by Ray Tetauira for 160g magazine.

Source/update note: Original editorial credit courtesy of Homotography, with photography by Eric Sposito, styling by Ray Tetauira, models Jean Mauvais and Luisa Bianchin, and Manish Arora design details. This post has been lightly enriched for formatting, source clarity and archive presentation while keeping the original editorial context intact.

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