In PhotoBook Magazine’s Autumn/Winter 2025 edition, Judy Greer collaborates with photographer Aaron Jay Young to deliver a striking editorial that blends androgynous tailoring, bold textures, and moody minimalism.
Judy Greer’s editorial for PhotoBook Magazine Autumn/Winter 2025, lensed by Aaron Jay Young, is a masterclass in androgynous elegance and textural contrast. The shoot captures Greer in three distinct yet cohesive looks, each exploring the interplay of structure, fabric, and mood.
In the first frame, Greer is enveloped in a voluminous, checkered coat—a patchwork of earthy browns, deep blues, and creams—paired with oversized metallic cuffs that add a futuristic edge. Her windswept hair and smoldering gaze evoke a sense of untamed sophistication, grounding the avant-garde silhouette in raw, human energy.
The second look strips back to a bold, crimson power suit. The sharp tailoring and dramatic pose—hands clasped over the chest—channel a quiet authority, while the deep red hue and slightly disheveled hair introduce a subversive softness. It’s a study in contrasts: strength and vulnerability, tradition and rebellion.
The finale is a deep blue wool coat, its oversized silhouette draped over Greer’s frame as she perches on a wooden chair. The coat’s rich texture and elongated proportions create a cocoon-like effect, while the stark black tights and pointed heels add a razor-sharp precision. The mood is contemplative, almost cinematic—a moment frozen between movement and stillness.
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