F R A N C A // F R I D A Y . Brana Wolf , like McKenna, was responsible for some of the most incredible editorials under Franca's Vogue, especially during the mid to late 90s. Generally quiet dramatic and intense, her work generally had a cinematic air about them and became more Avant Garde as we moved towards the end of the 90s. Mostly working with Meisel, her work had the power to evoke emotion, switching between dark and intense, joyful and energetic, gritty and glamorous, with seamless ease. There are so many great memorable editorials produced by Brana under Franca's Vogue, from the War inspired "Theatre of Fashion editorial of the October 1998 issue, to the dominatrix like editorial from March 2001, to this weeks featured, energetic and fun editorial from July 1996. Featuring, at the time, new comer Kylie Bax. This was a collections story. I always love a collections story, and this is one of my all time favourites! 1996, especially fall, is one of the most inspirational seasons ever for me, It was sexy and sleek. From Tom's Gucci meets 54, to Chanel's military meets Cecil Beaton's 30s wasps, to the Americans, Donna and Calvin, and their slinky, asymmetrical jersey numbers. The editorial possesses an energetic and fun vibe, two emotions I believe Fashion should be about. #francafridays #francasozzani #branawolf#stevenmeisel#kyliebax#vogueitalia#90s#vintage#blogger #the_bearded_blogger_