Vogue - Part 1

The water is a deep, brilliant turquoise and Hayley Marie Coppin rises from it like the most beautiful thing the pool has ever produced. Her blonde hair is slicked back, wet and sleek against her head, and she rests her arms on the stone pool edge and fixes the camera with a direct, unhurried gaze that belongs on the cover of every magazine that has ever existed. She is wearing a white top that the water has made entirely transparent, and she knows it, and she absolutely does not care -- or rather, she cares in precisely the right direction. This is editorial confidence at its most devastating, every detail of the composition working in service of how completely, imperiously beautiful she is.

She climbs from the pool with the slow authority of someone who has never in her life been anything less than entirely in control, the white fabric clinging and then, inevitably, sliding away to leave Hayley standing at the pool's edge in the warm sun with nothing between her and the light. The rocky stone, the vivid blue water, the dazzling outdoor brightness -- it is all set dressing, and she is the story. Part 1. And it is already a masterpiece.

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