Posted by Stephan Moskovic | June 24th, 2016

IRON BORN
​ There’s two sides to every story and Barnaby Roper explores the realm in this medieval fantasy creation for the latest original MDX editorial. Lou Schoof is a modern-day Joan of Arc as she plays both angelic empress and brutish warrior in her quest to take her deserved throne. Rightfully outfitted in diaphanous slips, throned crowns, and suited armor selected by Keegan Singh, the resolute beauty stands unbowed, unbent, and unbroken in this three-dimensional mastery of Gothic thematics. With hair stylist Cecilia Romero and makeup artist Ayami Nishimura conceiving ethereal beauty looks that cover her flux of power, this fierce queen is perfectly ready to enter the game. Winter is coming, indeed.

Photos by Barnaby Roper for Models.com
Barnaby Roper is represented by Cadence

Styling by Keegan Singh (De Facto
Model Lou Schoof
Hair by Cecilia Romero (The Wall Group)
Makeup by Ayami Nishimura (The Wall Group)
Nails by Casey Herman (The Wall Group)
Casting by Beth Dubin
Music by Tristan Bechet
Digital Art by Pandagunda
Retouching by Local Color NY
3D Scans by Autodesk

Text by Irene Ojo-Felix
Producer Jazmin Alvarez

Above and Left: Tulle Dress – Jonathan Cohen, All jewelry – Eddie Borgo
Right: Dress – Vintage John Galliano, Necklace – Eddie Borgo

Tulle Dress – Jonathan Cohen, All jewelry – Eddie Borgo
Coat – Faith Connexion, Shorts – Tablaux Vivants, Ring – Eddie Borgo, Leg harnesses – Zana Bayne, Shoes- Tamara Mellon

Headpiece – Custom by Cecilia Romero, Choker – Balmain, Top – Tamara Mellon
Dress – Mugler, Metal Arm – Global Effects, Inc., Sword – Costume Armor, Inc.
Left: Top – Tamara Mellon, Shoes – Alaia, Leg Harnesses – Zana Bayne, Chainmail Headpiece – Global Effects, Inc., Sword – Costume Armor, Inc.
Right: Arm piece – Global Effects, Inc., Onesie – Tablaux Vivants, Harness skirt – Zana Bayne, Hand pieces – Dominik Louis
Dress – Marc Jacobs

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