Jeanne Markevich in a black military jacket with gold embroidery and a white bubble mini, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich in a black military jacket and white bubble mini, hands at her chest, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich holds a Taschen Rousseau open in the military jacket and bubble mini, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich in a feather-trim sweater and white pants, hand at her cheek, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich sits in a feather-trim sweater and white pants, hands at her hips, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich in a red plunging knit vest and white jeans, hands in pockets, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich in a red vest with striped sweater knotted at the shoulders and white jeans, by Kristina Ranneva.
Jeanne Markevich sits cross-legged in a red vest and white jeans, striped sweater at shoulders, by Kristina Ranneva.

Jeanne Markevich acts and models in Moscow. Kristina Ranneva photographs her in an apartment-like studio across three looks, and the space holds up its end of the shoot: white built-in bookshelves stacked with magazines, wood parquet, a Taschen Rousseau used as a prop.

Look one is the most theatrical of the three: a black military jacket with gold embroidery over a white bubble mini. Jeanne pulls at her hair against the shelves in one frame, then holds the Rousseau open in another with her head tilted up like she's caught mid-line. Look two goes soft as she wears a fluffy white sweater with feather trim, wide white pants, black mesh heels. She smiles in one and looks unimpressed in the next. Look three is the loosest with a red sweater worn over the shoulders with white trousers, sometimes adding a second sweater. In the last frame she's cross-legged on the floor, maintaining eye contact.

Three looks, shifting moods. The shoot moves like a table read.

Styling Rodion Prikhodko

Hair & Makeup Katerina Kucherova

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