Lola Tung’s Playful Style Shift for Cero Magazine

In one striking image, she lounges on a hardwood floor in a symphony of magenta and navy. A cropped, sequined capelet in a high-gloss fuchsia feels almost armor-like, but its wide, short sleeves keep the mood playful. This is paired with a matching sequin mini skirt that catches the light in all the right places. But the real surprise lies beneath: deep blue leggings covered in a delicate, almost whimsical pattern of tiny white designs. The combination—a sequined explosion layered over patterned tights—is unexpected, audacious, and a brilliant mix of textures that shouldn’t work, yet absolutely does. Her pointed-toe flats are a minimal, elegant full stop to a very bold statement.

Another shot transports us to an ethereal, underwater world. Lola rests alongside a small, clear aquarium, her reflection shimmering within the glass. She’s dressed in a vibrant turquoise-blue top, adorned with an abstract, coral-reef-like print that seems to extend onto the metallic silver trousers she wears. The print features a delicate butterfly and colorful, botanical shapes, blurring the line between clothing and aquatic art. It’s a look that’s both serene and otherworldly, hinting at a deep, dreamy sensibility. Her pose—resting her head on her hand, a soft gaze directed toward the camera—adds to the pensive, introspective mood.