There is no doubt that style noir is fast becoming on trend yet again. But as of all fashion the cycle has always repeated. We thought it was time to look back at one of the best noir aesthetics to have ever been created. The 1920s flapper.

This editorial by Photographer Mike Lewis takes model Lexa Morse and plants her firmly in the seductive, bold, style pioneering era that was the 1920s. With beautiful styling from Kirsten Reader the delicate and exquisite wardrobe reflects the vision to perfection.

Our personal favourite has to be the elegant maxi silk noir dressing down.

For full credits on the ‘Flapper Noir’ editorial scroll down below.

Photographer: Mike Lewis mikelewis.ca
Wardrobe Stylist: Kirsten Reader (Judy Inc.)
Hair/Makeup: Blair Petty (Judy Inc.)
Photography Assistant: Nathan Walker
Model: Lexa Morse (Ford Models)

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