Sophia Hammons’ Shapeshifting Style for Flaunt Magazine

The first act is all about the urban cool-girl. Captured on a sun-drenched street corner (the Washington Blvd street sign a casual tell), Hammons grounds an oversized, shearling-collared bomber jacket with rugged combat boots. It’s a study in texture: the smooth bomber fabric against the fuzzy collar, the sleek olive shorts, the subtle pop of white socks—a seemingly simple formula that reveals a deeply considered, utilitarian chic.

Next, the scene shifts to a stark white studio, and with it, a complete transformation. Hammons embodies a kind of theatrical, deconstructed glamour in a structured black jacket with puffed sleeves and bold, silver hardware that evokes a military-meets-couture feel. She pairs it with matching shorts and, most importantly, delicate white lace stockings. It’s a playful nod to a kind of punk Marie Antoinette, a look that is both disciplined and rebellious all at once.

The final frame finds her in a haze of vibrant color. Against a sharp, chartreuse background, she wears a breathtaking, one-shoulder paisley dress. The purple, pink, and blue tones are draped and ruched, flowing into a fringe that feels alive with movement. It’s a raw, bohemian moment—the kind of look that suggests a painter’s inspiration and a poet’s heart.