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    Brian de Carvalho Turns Ruin into Couture

    by Brynley Odu Davies June 12, 2026
    written by Brynley Odu Davies

    Photographed by Robert Fairer, whose backstage photographs from a decade at American Vogue captured an era of fashion few were allowed to see and now sit in collections at the V&A and beyond, the editorial turns that seasoned eye on an emerging talent. Brian de Carvalho’s designs supply its dark romance: maximalist, sculptural and unafraid of the grotesque.

    At its centre is art director Giulia Moliarov, who envisioned and built the environment in which the work unfolds.

    The result is a transformed interior with the air of a beautiful wreck: punk in its rawness, romantic in its decay, the silhouettes and the crumbling mansion dressed for the same dark occasion.

    For all its theatre and faded grandeur, this is not nostalgia but inheritance, an old language of craft carried into new hands.

    Credits:
    Photographer: Robert Fairer
    Concept + Art Direction: Giulia Moliarov
    Fashion: Brian De Carvalho
    Stylist: Emily Evans
    Models: Lucia Fairfull, Nassia Matsa, y’Sohnt-Nash
    Head Makeup: Nancy Khan
    Head Hair: Connor Tolfrey
    Florist: Jessica Nicholas
    Assistant: Angel Cuomo
    Socials: Holly McConnell

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