Editorial
Winter cut, mono
Eight finals for a London independent.
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Photography
Fashion editorial photography: stark black and white, lookbooks and press day coverage.
Runway Ink
Fashion and editorial photography — lookbooks, campaigns, and backstage. London and Paris by diary.
Editorial
Eight finals for a London independent.
Lookbook
Street and white cyclorama in one day.
Press
Casting board to curtain in ninety minutes of coverage.
About
Runway Ink shoots fashion editorials, lookbooks, and press days for labels that want contrast and pace. We work with stylists and magazines when the story needs it, and we deliver a tight edit — not a hard drive of every frame.
Packages
Mood, cast, shoot, cut — with approvals at the points that matter.
01
Mood references, talent notes, and where the story will live.
02
Casting, location or studio, styling confirm. Call sheet the day before.
03
Tethered review with creative. We protect time for the hero looks.
04
Tight gallery, colour or mono grade, and magazine-ready files.
Portfolio
i-D
“Guest editorial — autumn issue.”
Dazed
“Lookbook feature with Runway Ink.”
AnOther
“Backstage portfolio mention.”
Clients
“They cut the lookbook to twelve frames that actually sold the collection. No filler.”
“Backstage without getting in the way. Files on the drive before the afterparty ended.”
“Understood the silhouette brief in one sentence. The rest was light and timing.”
Send the season, talent notes, and whether this is lookbook, editorial, or press day. We reply with a fee range and open dates.
Fashion Week weeks are capped. Book early if you need show-day coverage.
Start a pitchPeople
Editorial photographer
Fashion and portrait. Builds sets around cut and contrast, then edits hard.
First assistant
Light, digi, and the rack order when the day moves fast.
Opens 10:00
Details
We can recommend or book. Styling is line-itemed so the creative fee stays separate from crew.
Yes — we clear usage with you before any pitch. Client exclusivity windows are written into the estimate.
Both. Many of our strongest sets start in mono; colour grades follow the brand palette.