Through the architectural form of the fabrics, it is no longer the clothing that conforms to the person but the person to the clothing. As a result, they lose the original relation to their environment and take on sculptural features that restrict the desire for space and expanse. The resulting sculptures thus develop a new dynamic in relation to their natural and physical environment.
Tanya Sharapova talks to Jana Roth about how she photographed her way through months of social distancing in Berlin.
Don’t you ever say it’s inescapable
It burdens me
Back to the source of this universe
I take there is something to say
It’s always the same
Let’s hope there is something to gain
Escape from the everything place
The moments in time
Moments
Something to say
Don’t you ever say it’s inescapable
Eleni Poulopoulou photographs Reject
The editorial which was shot in Barbican explores the ideas of “connection-disconnection” through fashion with emphasis to Post-Soviet aesthetics and their connection with western influences and how it ‘Disconnects’ from the Post-Soviet past.
Photographer Maria Kotyleskaja shoots paint on Maria’s skin.
It’s H.E.R. attitude! The FW22 series worship Her iconic class & embrace Her powerful self: Casual overalls with femme characteristics, strict mini dresses, alien-bug coats & a Canvas-armor-body. All matrix-detailed. Bold and dark! This is Her wardrobe for this winter. IamDADADOLLS’ new- inspired by secret spies & 90s avant-garde figures- present a Heroine ready to write H.E.R. woman manifesto!
Shot at The Butlers Hotel in the title’s room name “The Renoir Name,” this editorial by Ev Louisa is inspired by the impressionist artist Renoir, and interprets the the movement and color famous in his paintings through a fashion lens.
YULIA YEFIMTCHUK is an independent, unconventional fashion brand of conceptual womenswear and unisex clothes with a strong cut, and minimalistic elements of uniform and workwear. The Kiev-based brand draws inspiration from the Soviet Union’s nostalgia of the 1920-1980 years, uses the Cyrillic alphabet as an interpretation of Soviet posters and slogans.
An wild editorial by photographer Yuxin produced by Ekii Xiu Xiu
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Currently based in Los Angeles, Katy Shayne documents everything from street trash, Texas funeral homes, two-step saloons, fashion objects, artists and their interiors.
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