Kristine Froseth explores four distinct fashion directions for Flaunt Magazine Issue 204, in the feature The Beautiful Game. Released on July 14, 2026, the editorial was photographed by Carlos Duro Yagüe at Penthaus Studios and styled by Aartthie, with all four looks drawn from the Miu Miu L’été Collection. Across the series, familiar pieces are rearranged through unusual layers, accessories and proportions.
Pale-blue Ties Wrap Around the Waist
The editorial opens with a delicate pale-pink composition built around a sleeveless mini dress. Its high front section flows into a gathered skirt, while deep openings at the sides reveal a black layer underneath. Pale-blue ties wrap around the waist and back, making the construction appear adjustable and layered rather than like a single uninterrupted garment.
A Patterned Scarf Is Wrapped Closely
A patterned scarf is wrapped closely around Kristine Froseth's neck, creating a collar-like detail above the dress. Beneath it, a heavy silver-toned chain connects to brown leather tabs and drops diagonally across the chest. The combination of soft pink fabric, dark underlayers and industrial hardware creates a richly mixed texture through the upper half.
Black Ribbed Socks Add Another Distinct
Black ribbed socks add another distinct element below the short hem. Their dark color echoes the underlayer and creates a clear transition between the pale dress and the surrounding setting. In a seated portrait, a structured pink bag continues the color of the dress, while the exposed side ties reveal more of the garment's layered construction.
The Second Look Moves Outdoors
The second look moves outdoors and introduces a much stronger workwear direction. Kristine Froseth wears an oversized blue jacket with a broad beige collar and turned-back cuffs, topped with a tan cowboy hat carrying visible Miu Miu lettering. Beneath the jacket, a navy knit sits over a pale-blue shirt, with a slim yellow layer appearing around the neck.
The Color Arrangement Gives Every Layer
The color arrangement gives every layer a separate role. Blue occupies the largest areas, beige returns through the hat and jacket details, and yellow appears as a small accent near the face. Muted grey trousers keep the lower half quieter and allow the stacked upper layers to establish the main silhouette.
Silver-toned Clips and Hanging Rings Sit
A broad woven belt adds another tactile element at the waist. Silver-toned clips and hanging rings sit beside the buckle, giving the accessory a practical appearance against the oversized jacket and loose knit. The combination of western-inspired accessories and roomy workwear creates one of the editorial's most layered silhouettes.
Dark Piping Outlines the Ribbon Details
The third outfit changes the pace with a loose white ribbon dress. The trapeze-shaped garment falls away from the body, while shoulder ties and lightly gathered arm openings create movement around the upper section. Dark piping outlines the ribbon details, giving the otherwise pale dress a defined edge.
The Textured Bag Adds Warmth Without
Kristine Froseth pairs the white dress with a small woven handbag in a natural tan shade and worn white sneakers. The textured bag adds warmth without changing the simplicity of the look, while the sneakers keep the flowing dress connected to an easy everyday wardrobe.
The Shoulder Ribbons Extend Beyond
The shoulder ribbons extend beyond the dress and trail behind her as she moves, becoming the main decorative feature. Rather than adding volume around the body, they create movement through the edges of the silhouette. With its clean color palette and simple construction, this becomes the most understated frame in the editorial.
A Cropped Brown Jacket Combines Alternating
For the final look, the styling returns to stronger outerwear. A cropped brown jacket combines alternating tan and dark vertical panels, with a wide dark collar framing a pale-blue shirt underneath. Navy trousers continue the deeper shades below, creating a connected line from the jacket through the lower half.
The Vertical Jacket Panels Draw Attention
The vertical jacket panels draw attention toward the center of the torso, while substantial shoulders and sleeves preserve the cropped silhouette. Ribbed cuffs and a matching waistband bring the jacket closer to the body, creating contrast between its structured surface and more relaxed styling elements.
A Tan Woven Belt Repeats
A tan woven belt repeats the jacket's warmer tones, while white drawstrings emerge from the navy trousers and introduce a subtle athletic detail. Kristine Froseth's loose auburn hair moves freely around the structured clothing, creating a softer counterpoint to the precise vertical panels.
Soft Pink Layers Western-Inspired Workwear
The four Miu Miu looks give The Beautiful Game its visual variety by changing the styling language from one frame to another. Soft pink layers, western-inspired workwear, a flowing white ribbon dress and structured brown outerwear each establish a different proportion, while Froseth's relaxed auburn hair provides a consistent thread across the editorial.