Pérez Art Museum Miami Fashion Editorial: Five Looks

Pérez Art Museum Miami fashion editorial: three models in white, yellow and green looks against Biscayne Bay

Five fashion looks unfold at Pérez Art Museum Miami, where bold color, sculpture and Biscayne Bay provide the setting for this editorial photographed by Phil Halfmann.

The story moves from the museum’s interior to its outdoor spaces. Yellow, blue, green and white carry through the wardrobe, while the architecture gives each frame a different texture. Explore the looks below, then watch the original behind-the-scenes film.

Fashion Editorial at Pérez Art Museum Miami: The Five Looks

1. Blue and Green Against Warm Wood

A blue and green dress, white shoes and a white handbag bring cool color into the warm interior. The contrast gives this look its clarity without relying on elaborate props.

Model in a blue and green dress with white accessories at Pérez Art Museum Miami

2. Yellow Coat Beside Sculpture

The yellow coat and pink shorts stand apart from the gray sculpture. The pose echoes the forms around the model, making the location part of the composition.

Model in a yellow coat and pink shorts beside sculptures at Pérez Art Museum Miami

3. Blue and Green on the Outdoor Swing

Outside, a patterned blue and green look appears against the greenery. The swing adds movement and a wider sense of place.

Model in a blue and green outfit seated on an outdoor swing at Pérez Art Museum Miami

4. A White Coat in the Lounge

A white coat and heels draw attention to the model against the darker lounge. Jewelry and the reclining pose give the quieter palette a distinct character.

Model wearing a white coat and heels in a lounge at Pérez Art Museum Miami

5. Two Looks, One Frame

Two models bring the color story together in blue, white and green. The textured wall gives their silhouettes a strong backdrop. The wider group portrait used as this article’s cover extends that dialogue to three models with Biscayne Bay behind them.

Two models in blue, white and green looks against a textured wall at Pérez Art Museum Miami

Why the Museum Works as a Fashion Setting

At the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the changing backdrops make one location feel like several visual chapters. Interior wood and sculpture, the outdoor swing, lounge furniture and the view across Biscayne Bay all shape the images. The clothes remain the focus, while the setting makes the sequence feel connected.

For another Miami location story, see our graffiti fashion editorial. For more ideas about bringing saturated color into a coherent series, explore five bold styling ideas.

Behind the Scenes at PAMM

Watch the original film from the shoot to see the creative team working on location.

Editorial Credits

Photographer: Phil Halfmann
Creative Director, Lead Hair and Makeup, Lead Wardrobe Stylist: Sophia Lenore
Hair and Makeup: Joanne Charles, Athaliyah Yisrael and Veronica Lopez
Models: Ann-Neika JeanCharles, Gaelle Augustin and Hope Denbow
Photography Assistant: Malcolm Mayo
Videographer: KameoFilms
Jewelry: KONPLOTT
Wardrobe: Jonathan Hayden

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