Swedish photographer Camilla Åkrans shoots her second Sisley advertising campaign in her unmistakeable style of sobriety and grace, passion and reserve, culture and creativity. A stage of light and shadow, a red-haired woman, a man with an enigmatic expression, a distant, dazzling light, a flight of descending stairs. These are the features on the stage Sisley treads to tell of its collection for next autumn/winter.
Most adorable actress in Hollywood, Rachel McAdams is featured in the Fall women issue of T Magazine. From an article on the warped director Luis Buñuel to Gloria Vanderbilt recalling her partying with the Dalís and Stephen Jones telling how he became a total head tripper, the magazine is a hallucinatory mix that would make even André Breton proud.
Based in Milan, THE/END. is an independent fashion, art and culture magazine founded in 2006, commission essays, interviews, photos and illustrations to contributors from all over the world in order to have a international creative view. THE/END. offers a unique editorial context based on a polite nonconformism an uncontrived passion and a wild creativity.
With a limited edition cover (below right), UK’s Wallpaper Magazine updated the Fall fashion special issue of 2009, featured fashion’s new sculptural edge, artful accessories, bold in black, new season trends…
Daniel Bartolomé is a young photographer based in Barcelona, I received his letter earlier this month. Daniel sent his beautiful photo to me, amazing pictures, clean light, simple scene, I love his style, so I invited him to do an interview here.
The Canvas Magazine brings us a new feature focus on the future of Australian fashion. You cannot ignore the talent that is emerging from the cities of Australia - particularly once you see the work within these pages. It’s an exciting time for Australian fashion as a new crop of talent create their own path. Each designer is aesthetically different but there are strong ties that bind each together: a skill and vision that defines the new face of Australian fashion.
The Colors 74 attempts to make a small contribution to dialogue and engagement betweeb Tibetan and Chinese People. This Victims (受害者) issue collected 30 photographs of the Sichuan earthquake and met 30 Tibetan monks around the world. Each monk composed a prayer inspired by one of these photos. Chinese writers – Acheng (阿城) and Yu Hua (余华) discuss Chinese reactions and social transformations follwing the tremendous quake.
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