Camp Glam — Editorial by Ric Berryman

California Wilderness

Camp Glam

Sequins, survival energy, and a campfire that never quite goes out. A love letter to people who pack both hiking boots and eyeliner.

Camp Glam started as a conversation and turned into a small universe: Tina Grimm — model, outdoor obsessive, last woman standing on season two of Netflix's Outlast — wanted to collide ultra-glam styling with her love for the great outdoors.

We leaned into lanterns, and cheap string lights as set dressing, letting the wild do what it does best: turn everything cinematic the second the sun disappears.

Campfire Couture

Headlamps, lanterns, and cheap string lights became our lighting kit — turning the campsite into a runway the second the sky went black.

Built before Outlast, this shoot was never about survival TV — it was about that feeling of being a little too far from the city, wrapped in sequins and lace, waiting for the next log on the fire.