C’est Moi Studio Fashion Lookbook

C’est Moi is a minimalist studio fashion lookbook photographed by Ken Jones in New York City. Projected window shadows, clean styling, and strong black-and-white contrast give the series the depth and atmosphere of an architectural location shoot.

Close beauty portrait of a fashion model wearing a white turtleneck against a pale gray background. — A tightly cropped beauty image emphasizing natural skin texture, strong brows, and neutral makeup.

Fashion model in a fitted white crop top and black skirt posing with her arms raised beneath window shadows. — A raised-arm pose echoes the graphic geometry of the projected studio shadows.

Fashion model walking in a white fitted top, tan pleated skirt, and black platform shoes. — Neutral pleats and a fitted white top photographed against a geometric shadow pattern.

Low-angle fashion portrait of a model in a white fitted top and sculptural black skirt. — A low camera angle emphasizes the clean silhouette and contrast of the black-and-white look.

Fashion model in a black jacket and flowing black skirt posing with one leg extended. — A playful extended-leg pose introduces movement into the otherwise minimalist fashion series.

Fashion model in a light long-sleeved top and dark pleated skirt posing with raised hands. — Raised hands and a matching wall silhouette add rhythm to the clean studio composition.

Low-angle portrait of a fashion model wearing a white turtleneck and tan pleated skirt. — A low-angle portrait highlighting the ribbed textures and warm neutral color palette.

Horizontal low-angle portrait of a fashion model in a white top and black skirt. — A horizontal fashion portrait combining white ribbed fabric, black structure, and soft projected lines.

Studio Fashion Photography with Projected Window Light

C’est Moi is a studio fashion lookbook photographed by New York fashion photographer Ken Jones. The series combines minimalist wardrobe styling with projected window shadows, clean backgrounds, and strong graphic contrast.

Rather than photographing the collection against a plain seamless backdrop, a projector was used to cast oversized window shapes across the set. The softened shadow edges add depth and architectural context while preserving the controlled lighting and consistency of a studio production.

The wardrobe moves through white fitted tops, black skirts, pleated separates, velvet textures, platform shoes, and neutral earth tones. Full-length compositions show the shape and movement of each look, while low-angle portraits and tightly cropped beauty images introduce variation without breaking the visual continuity of the collection.

The result is a clean fashion story that feels both minimal and dimensional. Ken Jones photographs designer lookbooks, fashion campaigns, model tests, e-commerce collections, and editorial projects in New York City, both in studio and on location.

Project credits

Photography: Ken Jones
Project: C’est Moi Fashion Lookbook
Location: New York City studio

The supplied project notes describe the use of projected, intentionally softened window shadows to create depth and the feeling of an on-location environment within the studio.