“For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.” it’s an old love story, yet hardly alike. the strong, confident soldier male, who fearlessly fights for the most desired damsel seeking love in appearance, in what it sounds like rather than it’s feel. and Juliette, the most precious soul untouched and unsullied modestly waiting for Prince Charming to free her. Who defines who they shall be? Romeo needs to fight toxic masculinity wanting to allow his bisexual mind to be valuable amongst a world full of heroes as he needs to be the hero of his story, not hers. Allow her to be strongly independent, a modern witch full of powerful wisdom, androgynously finding her own feminine self. Let go of those rules, let them flow. „Parting is such sweet sorrow”, from the gender stigmas that made them hide their truest selves. let them be equal in their individual minds. On @pap_magazine Published by @kangdm ART DIRECTION & PHOTOGRAPHY: Viet Duc Nguyen (@shotby_vd) Thanh Vu Nguyen (@vuproduction_) STYLING: Naomi Tarazi (@naomi.tarazi) DESIGNER: Naomi Tarazi (@naomi.tarazi) Olivia Ballard (@oliviaballardballard) Madomorpho (@madomorpho) HAIR & MAKE-UP: Mai Linh Le (@bymailinh) LIGHT: Tony Do (@vtonydo) TEXT: Sarah Kampitsch (@sarah_xixi) MODELS: Jannes Arndt (@jannestwelve) Sophia Schuster (@sophia.sstr) (@modelwerk - Hamburg)