Dynamic stylist with global perspective, blending creativity and cultural insight, elevating fashion with precision.
All in people
Dynamic stylist with global perspective, blending creativity and cultural insight, elevating fashion with precision.
With unfiltered language and life style, Shalva Nikvashvili was born in Giorgia and left it soon after, to find a voice that makes you think, re-evaluate and know the underground aspects of the reality that we all often chose to brush aside and have the willingness to accept.
Huarealism - the art world of Alisa Gorshenina, that is conscious and intuitive, capturing the view on her life in rural Russia through peculiar lenses.
Identity, sexuality, and the oppressive forces that be: innovative performance artists Rooy Charlie Lana and Giulia Zulian (AKA ness), are re-moulding our understandings of identity and the concept of the body - exploring this through the Transghost identity.
We chatted to the up-and-coming stylist Daryon Morgan-Impey on his work within fashion and music, as well as his long-lasting love for skateboarding and how that has influenced his work.
A trans-disciplinary artist from Brazil, Aun Helden works with prosthetic, video, sound and image that create semiotics that transfigure the perception of identity.
Stylist, Stephanie Perez, distorts pop culture by infusing it with cimmerian forms, organic matter and a love for science, her work builds bridges where rifts belong. We chat with Stephanie about the realities of navigating creative passions against corporate pursuits, reincarnation and reality itself.
When industrial meets nature – that is when we find ourselves at the very core of the post-industrial recontextualisation that is key to musician BFRND. It is between fresh cut grass and the smell of cow shit that his de-naturalized soundscapes come to fruition.
Shanghai born model and digital artist discusses her creative practices with Coeval, from modelling at fashion week to creating her 3D avatar named Aihui 2.0.
London based fashion designer, stylist and musician Kai Cornwall, aka British Mustard, talks to Coeval all about his creative influences and the different projects he has ongoing at the moment.
Great mind, loving nature and proud kitten daddy: The Creative Director at Boiler Room and former maths teacher talks about the evolving format that is Boiler Room, how to recover club culture during the pandemic and how beneficial nature is to him. Let’s go for a quick stroll with him.
Ramp Tramp Tramp Stamp is the brand reclaiming ‘slutty’ slurs and redefining them through design. It’s an all-inclusive progressive brand in style and etiquette making clothes for all sizes while trying to stay sustainable. Coeval talks to brand founder and designer, Niamh Galea about her skater boy obsession, design process and sustainability in fashion.
Tori Daniels explores a range of creative paths within their practice. Currently studying Fine Art, Print and Time-Based Media at Wimbledon College of Arts, Tori uses the means of photography, film, poetry, illustration and painting (to name a few) within her work.
Chan Ka Yu Ruby lives infinitely in the air and on the internet as the ever-present spirit of Ruby 9100M and a narrative of the gaze of females by a female.
Unless you own stocks in hand sanitiser or face coverings, chances are 2020 has been a flaming pile of crap for all of us.
POC, plus size virtual model Nyota Kings perceives modeling as living art and virtual models as complementary to human models. She aspires to inspire women around the world.
The Melbourne based stylist and photographer, Kevin Cheung, enjoys to collaborate with brands and artists to create work that reflects his travels and personal style.
Up and coming futuristic fashion designer Eleni Oronti describes how she aims to create both ethical and sustainable fashion. At present Eleni is a student at London College of Fashion where she studies Fashion Design Womenswear.
Future thinking fashion designer and Instagram filter enthusiast Helena Dong speaks to Coeval about her multiple practices and creative journey.
Brooklyn-based Photographer, Neva Wireko, creates a visual language whose work stands on the pillars of emotionality. Her lens moves us to speak through empathy and depth as we examine the multiple layers of ourselves to find that beauty is synonymous with resilience.
