Vogue Italiaさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Vogue ItaliaInstagram)「"Queer people, black people, non-binary people, have existed since forever, they just haven't largely been portrayed in this history of beauty." @CamilaFalquez, the photographer behind these shots featured in the December Issue of Vogue Italia, does not claim to invent her subject’s beauty. She foregrounds it. "That's my quest," she states. "I'm trying to see if you place them in a position of regalness and power, what effect does that have on people?" she asks. "I only want my work to be about beauty, and when you ask me how I arrived at my subjects, it is because I see their beauty," she explains. Not because they're queer or minorities, I just see and I'm really drawn to their beauty." Her photographs, by design, simply help the world recognise and remember their power. There are some things that time and malice cannot grind to dust. It is fitting that subjects were dressed in looks from @Gucci's Epilogue, a collection that revisits and reconfigures aspects of Gucci's 70's dreamscape: the @Alessandro_Michele proclaimed halcyon days, where he so often finds inspiration. He speaks of that time as "the period of greatest liberation" which sowed "seeds of change." Read the full interview with the artist by @Otamere and discover more pictures in the December Issue of Vogue Italia and via link in bio. #GucciEpilogue Full Credits: Styling @Malaikamc Set design @MatCullen Hair @EvanieFrausto Makeup @StevieHuynh Manicure @nailsbyMei」12月16日 2時08分