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Fashion Story: Kathedrale des erotischen elends
Photography by Alessandro Lo Faro and fashion by Gianluca De Gregori.
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Interview with Petr Davydchenko
Last weekend I packed my bags and took off to Brussels to visit Petr Davydtchenko’s first solo exhibition. Excited about going to the opening, I jumped on a plane and the two hours I spent on the flight felt like an entire lifetime. I was eagerly looking forward to seeing his site-specific installation, sculpture, video and photographic works, which deal with the civility of aesthetics, at the Harlan Levey Projects Gallery in Brussels. By Sara Litzén
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Fashion Story: Stained By Flora
Photography by Chen Chi and fashion by Saem Xu.
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Giuliva Heritage – We Two Are One
If creative partnerships are always intriguing, couples who live and work together tend to fascinate us more. The ultimate fusion of private and professional, those duos are in- deed special and rare, especially when they last in a transient industry like fashion. For Margherita Cardelli and her husband Gerardo Cavaliere, there are in fact no separations in life, and Giuliva Heritage is their own fashion creation. Interview by Philippe Pourhashemi.
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Fashion Story: Low Fi
Photography by Marie Beriestain and fashion by Liza G.
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Fashion Story: Promise
Photography by Claudia González and fashion by Bokokó Studio.
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The New Print Issue of Contributor Magazine is Out Now
Featuring fantastic photographers and creatives from all over the world. Available in our digital store.
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Fashion Story: Walk the City
Photography by Zhaochen D and fashion by Gree Chiu.
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#18
The New Print Issue of Contributor Magazine is Out Now. “The only certainty we have right now is that we need to rethink everything, ranging from our relationship to ourselves and each other to contemporary consumption and its impact on our planet,” says Tom Van Der Borght. At the start of this pandemic, many of […]
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My Years with Azzedine. Interview with Annflor Sangan
What does it take for a designer to become a legend? A distinctive personal style, incredible talent and a strong visionary streak may help, but there’s something about certain names that escapes logic or rationality. In his lifetime and stellar career, Paris-based Tunisian couturier Azzedine Alaïa became the equivalent of a fashion god. Annflor Sangan, who works as a fashion consultant in Paris and launched her creative studio six years ago, was Alaïa’s first assistant for several years. Interview by Philippe Pourhashemi.
