Newspeak welcomes you into a surrealist world, one of Salvador Dali’s, and George Orwell’s 1984.
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Newspeak welcomes you into a surrealist world, one of Salvador Dali’s, and George Orwell’s 1984.
She commands attention. She incites energy. She welcomes you all into her frenzied cabaret.
Serenading plastic surgery, ‘Recent Sculptures’ worships with a series of 8 photographs
“Which one is each? If what we share is our true shelves forpeople watching, maybe the mask is just the part we hide.”
Meet Blünke aka ‘Trotse Tert’, the fashion designer who makes you want to live in her ‘Lonely Cowboy’ dream world.
Debuting his first collection in 2010 at the Mercedes-Benz Kiev Fashion Week, Ukrainian designer Anton Belinskiy’s style is focused around avant-garde, yet wearable clothing, highlighting women and their graceful allure.
Recently graduating from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, and dressing mainstream celebrities such as Ariana Grande and Riko Nasty, “Sip My Ocean” wishes to conceptualize an idea known to many but understood by few.
Disruptive technologies inspire this Argentinian based project, focusing in bold graphic languages, exploring how our behaviour and perception of reality can be shaped through external stimulation.
Spend a night with her and you’ll find yourself uncontrollably uttering “THAT’S SASSY!”
“For me this is beautiful, and this makes me feel something, otherwise there is no sense for me in doing this.”
Lured into mossy green hills surrounded with velvety, fluttering flowers, bathe in the patchouli fragranced serenity and bliss and cross the bridge into Isabella Lalonde’s subconscious.
Fashion designer Danni Harris’s animal-inspired CSM collection takes us back to our evolutionary roots, connecting us to a time when things were simpler and the power dynamic between species was less devastating.
Duet Elli Drake and Johannes Erb present, “36$ Mystery“ with pastel idiosyncrasy.
The streetwear brand built from a desire for self-expression that won’t leave you feeling frustrated.
“How difficult it is to resist the sight of the abundance that gives us a vegetable bed, all these fruits can be used as wonderful accessories, and then another and taste them.”
“Even though they were just illusions, my fear was real back then.”
“How Much More Would You Need?” is the recent anti-capitalist editorial released as an ironic anti-commercial. We talk politics, fashion and styling with the brains behind it.
“If you want to eat a burger, it doesn't mean you want to know the name of the cow.”
Photographer Wade Kelly and stylist Hunter Blue bring you Mature Themes. Leave your baggage at home; relax, settle in, the entertainment will begin momentarily.
Sivasdescalzo’s AW19 campaign ‘Back to Work: Office Rituals’ invites you to explore an eccentric landscape where the daily office routine has been transformed into a playground of experimentation, in collaboration with Alicia Padrón and James Kerr (Scorpion Dagger).
