„on sunday“

Photographer: Clara Thangarajah
Stylist: Elvira Abramczuk
Makeup: Jeyabarathi Kandasamy
Assistant Makeup: Karanija, Divineshades
Model: Milena D, Square Agency

DZHUS SS24 COLLECTION : “THESAURUS”

Presented during Fashion Weeks in Paris and Berlin, and Premium Berlin tradeshow, DZHUS SS24 line is deeply symbolic as it refers to a personality transition in an allegoric way. In the new season, Irina Dzhus has conceived her wearable architecture around cultivated attributes of both female and male social narratives.

Pieces of Love

“In the enchanting world of fashion, “Pieces of Love” unveils a symphony of designs that speak to the heart. Each garment, a work of art, weaves together threads of passion, craftsmanship, and creativity, embodying the essence of love’s many facets. As you explore this collection, you’ll discover that love is not only an emotion but a tangible expression that can be worn with grace, reminding us that in fashion, just like in life, love is the ultimate masterpiece.”

Faces

By Catalina Alvarez Reno.
These portraits were shot in Paris during the summer of 2023. It highlights particularly members of the Queer community, and supporters of the LGBTQ+ rights movement.

Working on it

Photographer: Joana Scharnagl
Model: Tina Tran
Styling: Flavia Toelke
Hair & Makeup: Alyssa Lewandowski
Assistant: Paltiel Tales

LomoApparat Chiyoda Edition

Meet the NEW LomoApparat Chiyoda edition – a breath of fresh, cream-colored air, just in time for summer. With its wide-angle lens and leather exterior, it’s ready to capture all the colorful moments this season and beyond. Named for the historical district of Tokyo, Japan, which our Lomography+ team calls home, with its 21 mm wide-angle lens, three lens attachments and exciting experimental features, it will help anyone’s creativity bloom. Photographers of all abilities and experience levels can enjoy shooting with this compact camera and get unique and authentically analogue images on 35 mm film.

DZHUS AW23

DZHUS is a Ukrainian conceptual brand internationally known for its multi-purpose outfits, made of cruelty-free materials. Designer Irina Dzhus’ pattern-making innovations help minimise physical shopping and create a versatile yet sustainable wardrobe from a few transformable garments. Since the war began, DZHUS has relocated to the EU and has been donating 30% of its profit to Ukrainian animal rights organisations and the servicemen.