The 11th edition of Lingerie on Film is here with film by Joana Avillez, Julia Trotta, Julia von Boehm, Mina Stone, Miwa Susuda, Molly Rogers, Patricia Iglesias Peco, Quinn Wilson, Sandeep Salter, Zoe Latta, and Nell Verlaque. On the occasion of the series release, we spoke to each contributor about their taste and perspective, pulling at the thread of what colors their lives. Our second to share is Julia von Boehm, a celebrity stylist and fashion director whose work has appeared across French Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Interview, and InStyle, among others.

She started fashion design school in Paris not knowing styling existed as a profession. Then she met Carine Roitfeld, who was about to become editor in chief of French Vogue, and everything aligned. Her affinities have never stopped at the closet. A room, a book, a pocketed rock — it all falls within the same field of obsessed attention. No hierarchy of materials, no attachment to expensive values. "It's always been a three-sixty for me. I can create something visually pleasing out of nothing."

In practice she takes away more often than she adds. She knows something is off when things feel over-coordinated — when the clothes are doing the talking and the person has gone quiet, or worse, when there's a sense of disguise at play. What she clocks first when she meets someone is whether they feel at ease. The clothes come after. The person wearing it, she is clear, is everything. "I always return to the same challenge: making things beautiful and helping people feel at their best — giving them strength through clothing and styling, making them feel like the strongest version of themselves."