BLURRING LINES

It was an exploration into how fashion images can destabilize categories we normally take for granted, gender, sexuality, desire, and even authorship. The work blurred not just visual boundaries but emotional ones, creating images that are at once intimate, confrontational, and universal. In making it, you weren’t simply styling looks, you were staging a collapse of labels: asking what happens when the erotic isn’t boxed as “male” or “female,” when queerness isn’t coded but simply is.

On a personal level, it was both liberating and unnerving. You felt the vulnerability of putting desire into public form, but also the power of translating it into images that anyone. regardless of gender or orientation could look at and find themselves desiring. The project became less about defining identity and more about dissolving the need for definition at all.

Styling, creative direction & production by Aayush anima aggarwal

Talent - Angel ceballos

Photographer - mattia maestri