Zhou Jieqiong: From the City to a Glance

Inside the Story

A city is remembered not only through its landmarks, but through the fleeting moments discovered along the way.

The story begins with a wider view of the Louvre, moving through its glass pyramid, classical colonnades and surrounding Parisian streets before gradually drawing closer to Zhou Jieqiong. Wearing Peet Dullaert, she moves between these spaces, walking, pausing and turning toward the camera in unguarded moments.

From a distance, she becomes part of the architecture. As the lens moves closer, Paris begins to dissolve into softer outlines, allowing her gaze, jewellery and the details of the dress to take the foreground. The skirt unfolds in motion, while its pleats catch the changing light from one frame to the next.

The strongest fashion image holds atmosphere and argument at the same time.

A Continuous Path

There is no single destination. Courtyards, colonnades and streets form a continuous path, with Zhou Jieqiong both inhabiting the scene and guiding us through it.

From the scale of the city to the intimacy of a glance, these pages capture the moment when Paris, and the person moving through it, comes into closer view.