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  "publishedAt": "2026-04-03T06:05:31.000Z",
  "site": "https://schonmagazine.com",
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    "fashion",
    "Allard Studio",
    "Ami Keita",
    "Angela Huizer",
    "Anna",
    "Armani Vintage",
    "ATTA",
    "Barros",
    "Casa Ayllon",
    "Chanel Vintage",
    "Eliza Kania",
    "Ellen van Berkel",
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    "Mango",
    "Marieke Maerts",
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    "Nataly Vasilchenko",
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  "textContent": "Inspired by Drawing of a Nose (1986) by Lucian Freud, this editorial proposes a reconsideration of beauty as something unresolved and instinctive. The unruly, the peculiar, the singular — traits often softened, concealed, or guided toward conformity — are here valued for their distinctiveness. A quiet proposition emerges: does uniqueness require alteration? When framed with intention, traits can move beyond definition and enter the realm of art. photography. Angela Huizer art direction + production. Maureen Den Os fashion. Gina van Os models. Anna + Barros @ GEM Faces + Atta @ Isla Management casting direction. Ami Keita hair. Milla Martins make up. Nataly Vasilchenko manicure Ellen van Berkel set design. Sanne Ketelaar photography assistants. Hyung Balkema + Eliza Kania production assistant. Mika Jansen location. Allard Studio\n\nThe post framing features appeared first on Schön! Magazine.",
  "title": "framing features"
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