Model Sung Hee photographed by Yu Tsai and styled by Martina Nilsson for our latest issue, The Boss issue. Now you can put Sung Hee on your wall by buying the issue that consists entirely of posters (in the size of 100 centimeters x 70 centimeters), click here to see more. Mohair sweater coat by Nicholas
Photography by Olivia Malone and fashion by Martina Nilsson.
Katherine Waterston has become a reliable source for a variety of directors looking to infuse their characters with a visceral complexity, a nuanced humanity, that’s difficult to find elsewhere. It’s the reason why an astounding list of filmmakers have chosen her for their projects — cinematic powerhouses like Ridley Scott, Paul Thomas Anderson, Steven Soderbergh, and Danny Boyle. Interview by Max Berlinger, photography by Magnus Magnusson and styling by Martina Nilsson.
Ton Heukels shot by Yu Tsai and styled by Martina Nilsson
"I wanted to be a painter but felt constrained by the two-dimensionality and by the process at the time. I explored everything from sculpting to pottery to photography and then focused on filmmaking, all the while making music in my own time. It was there and with music I connected in a deep way." Interview and cover story with Jared Leto by Yu Tsai. Fashion by Martina Nilsson
Interview with Lindsay Lohan for the first print issue of Contributor. Photography by Yu Tsai and fashion by Martina Nilsson
What’s in the box? Instead of a conventional magazine format, we continue to package Contributor in a box. Inside you’ll find a selection of large prints in two different sizes and one poster. We’re thrilled to have the actress Katherine Waterston on the cover. Waterston’s lived-in, full-bodied, and palpable commitment is why she’s become a reliable source for a variety of directors looking to infuse their characters with a visceral complexity, a nuanced humanity, that’s difficult to find elsewhere.
Pamela Anderson is well aware of the general perception of her. But she knows she transcends her Baywatch image of running slow-motion alongside crashing waves, her big blonde hair bouncing as she carries that weird orange floating life preserver thing that never seems to be used. She has been the reigning global sex symbol since her first Playboy cover in 1989, but her mark on the world is more profound than anything she’s accomplished as a model and actress.
Introducing the new issue of Contributor featuring cover star Pamela Anderson. Ever since she entered the pop culture sphere, she has been tirelessly using her celebrity to fight for issues dear to her. The number of causes she campaigns for is staggering. “Activism is sexy,” she says. “Having a meaningful sensual life means caring for others.” In our twelfth print issue we focus on sustainability and explore the theme of 'nature as culture' (included in the magazine are three exclusive posters to put on the wall) through the art and photography of Anders Edström, Camilla Åkrans, Ruben Östlund, Daniella Midenge, Nina Andersson, Pakui Hardware, Jenna Sutela, Emile de Visscher, Magnus Magnusson and many more. Available online at contributormagazine.com and in selected stores worldwide.
You can now buy our latest issue online! Click here for details. To buy our latest issue please click here! Supermodel Hilary Rhoda photographed by Yu Tsai and fashion by Martina Nilsson. Make up by Christian McCulloch at Tim Howard Mgmt, hair by Antonio Diaz at Bryan Bantry and manicurist by Julie Kandelec at Bryan Bantry. Production
