A turquoise wall, a neon “OPEN” sign, and five It-girls in mesh, denim, and crop tops—this is not a campaign, it’s a cultural mood board in motion.
There’s something deliciously unfiltered about a group shot that feels more like a band poster than a red carpet moment. Outside a turquoise-and-white storefront, Madelaine Petsch, Emily Alyn Lind, Ashley Benson, Sadie Stanley, and one mystery muse (possibly a stylist or friend) posed with the kind of casual defiance that only comes from knowing you’re the moment—even when you’re off-duty.
Photo credit: Avani Chandwaney
Let’s start with the visual punch: a neon “OPEN” sign glows overhead like a retro halo, casting a soft red-blue tint across the scene. The barred window behind them adds a touch of urban grit, while the painted wall feels almost Wes Anderson in palette—unexpected, cinematic, and oddly intimate.
Each look is a study in texture and silhouette. Madelaine’s mesh top plays with transparency and edge, while Emily’s cropped tank and high-waisted jeans channel a 2000s revival with Gen Z precision. Ashley Benson leans into laid-back rebellion—her headphones slung around the neck and water bottle clipped to her belt loop suggest a day-in-the-life candidness that’s almost too curated to be accidental. Sadie Stanley’s denim-on-denim moment (if that’s what we’re seeing) feels like a nod to Britney and Justin’s infamous AMAs look—only stripped of spectacle and dipped in street realism.
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