
A cover, four campaign placements, and a Curve Board face held to the same fashion standard as the house mainboards.
Curve is not a concession. It is casting authority.
Mara Ellison enters Ethereal as the first public Curve Board model: a US-market fashion presence built for brands that need size-inclusive campaign power without separating the image standard from luxury.
The opening frame keeps the language commercial and exact. Denim, tailoring, leather goods, bodycare, jewelry, and New York gallery light make the point quietly: same visual system, same production standard, every body.
The campaign range treats product as editorial architecture. VALE NINTH, NO. 57 SKIN, HUDSON FORM, and AURIC STONE are fictional placements, but the casting language is deliberately real: high-fashion expression, precise product geometry, and no retail apology.






License Mara Ellison for a campaign system with controlled image usage, stills, motion, territory, duration, approvals, and production handled through Ethereal.

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