Summer is coming!

With the first signs of spring in the air, I decided to step into something softer for my first fashion-focused shoot. We chose a quiet park path surrounded by new greenery and budding trees—simple, open, and perfect for the light floral tones I had in mind. I wore a white tank top with a flowing, flower-printed skirt and a pair of white ballet heels that proved to be as beautiful as they were unstable.

The shoes, though striking, required constant focus to manage, especially on uneven ground and with the wind picking up. But Raymond and I kept the atmosphere light, taking breaks when needed and working around gusts of wind to catch the fabric in motion. The contrast between the delicate clothing and the tension of the footwear created a gentle kind of visual push-pull that I really enjoyed exploring.

Despite the technical challenges, the shoot felt fresh and spontaneous. It was less about holding still and more about finding balance in movement. Looking back, it was a rewarding first attempt at styling something seasonal and feminine, all while keeping the ballet heels as a grounding element of the concept.