
- CollegeLondon College of Communication
- CourseMA Commercial Photography
- Graduation year2025
In this fashion editorial Lili traces her journey of self-discovery after moving to London, a city she felt instinctively drawn to and now calls home. Structured around the four natural elements (earth, water, fire, and air) the work mirrors emotional transformation. From the weight of expectation to release, rebellion and self-definition. Lili explores what it means to discover authenticity through a truer, more independent self - free from familial and societal expectations - inviting viewers to reflect on their own sense of belonging and the places that shape who they become.
Final work

EARTH - The Root
Earth: The weight of expectations.

WATER - The In-Between (Shift)
Water: The shift — flowing between old selves and new ones.

FIRE - The Release / Breakaway
Fire: The rebellion — burning through imposed limits.

AIR - The Becoming
Air: lightness, freedom, and self-defined identity.
Research and process

Test Shoot - Element Earth
As part of my Final Major Project fashion editorial, this test shoot explores the element of Earth as a foundation of texture, grounding, and raw connection. Through natural light, organic fabrics, and immersive outdoor settings, the imagery captures an unrefined elegance - reflecting how fashion can merge seamlessly with the environment to evoke stability, growth, and quiet strength. This shoot served as an initial exploration into how clothing interacts with the natural world, establishing a visual and thematic base for the elemental series.

Test Shoot - Element Air
This test shoot continues the development of my Final Major Project fashion editorial by embodying the element of Air. It was a chance to explore the route of self-portraiture rather than relying on external models, allowing for a more personal and intuitive exploration of expression. Focused on movement, breath, and stillness, the minimalist styling and soft blue tones create a sense of lightness and openness. I was also exploring the option of shooting in studio versus outside, testing how controlled environments could influence the tone and energy of the imagery. The portraits investigate how fashion can communicate emotion and atmosphere through simplicity and space, capturing the ethereal, weightless essence of air within the wider elemental narrative.
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