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  • 13 May 2021

    Fashion Story: Queens

    Photography by David Gannon and fashion by Julia Brooks.

  • 12 May 2021

    Fashion Story: Beach Front

    Photography by Tyson Ernste and fashion by Pedro Pier.

  • 11 May 2021

    Fashion Story: Nervous

    Photography by Agnes Haus, fashion, music and modeling by Penelope Trappes.

  • 10 May 2021

    Fashion Story: Wednesday’s Daydream

    Photography by Ricardo Simal and fashion by Kristi Vlok.

  • 9 May 2021

    Fashion Story: Desert Rainbow

    Photography by Emilia Valerio and fashion by Laura Jane Brown.

  • 8 May 2021

    Fashion Story: On the Diamond Sea

    Photography by Saar Pesach and fashion by Sean Oliver.

  • 8 May 2021
    My Years with Azzedine. Interview with Annflor Sangan

    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.

  • 7 May 2021
    ZILVER. Interview with Pedro Lourenço

    ZILVER. Interview with Pedro Lourenço

    Pedro Lourenço is no stranger to the fashion industry. He showcased his first collection at the age of twelve, working for his mother’s brand in São Paulo. At nineteen he launched his own critically acclaimed brand in Paris. Today, Pedro Lourenço has developed a sustainable approach to fashion design with his brand ZILVER. The brand philosophy at ZILVER is the idea of future-proof habits. How can you use resources in a clever way? How do you make things last? What kind of new solutions can you find to construct and manufacture materials? Interview by Lucas Dias and photography by Balint Barna.

  • 7 May 2021
    XULY.Bët. Interview with Lamine Kouyaté

    XULY.Bët. Interview with Lamine Kouyaté

    Although African designer Lamine Kouyaté is currently being discovered by a new generation of fashion-conscious boys and girls, the talented founder of XULY.Bët has, in fact, been showing his work since the early 1990s, a decade that retains special appeal for fashion connoisseurs. Kouyaté returned to the Paris calendar last year – right before the pandemic started disrupting our world – and I was lucky enough to attend his comeback show, featuring the likes of Michelle Elie, Rossy de Palma and many other friends and models that he has cherished for years. Interview by Philippe Pourhashemi.

  • 7 May 2021

    Fashion Story: The Future

    Photography by Laura Martinova and fashion by Maya Lu.

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