FALL 2022

Glam, plants and a cat: inside our cover story in Los Angeles for our Fall 2022 issue.

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The Harmony of Disharmony

Korean designers Je Yangmo and Kang Juhyeong on the exploration of all forms of opposites to create and innovate.

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HINDAMME: Perfect Harmony in Aesthetic

Fashion designer Mohammad Khoja on Contemporary Arab Culture.

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Innovative Textiles

Riki Yoshida, the designer behind Holo Market, is all about keeping tradition alive while finding new ways to innovate through textiles.

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Gushing Over The Break

Hannah Richtman, founder of New York showroom: The Break, on kindness and community in the fashion world.

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Meet Wenjüe Lu’s Slow Poems

The relationship between poetry and fashion has proved itself to be a rich one.

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Designer Spotlight: VANEBON

A wardrobe for the retro-futurist heroines.

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Nature, Movement and Mythology: A Conversation with Casey Curran

About kinetic sculptures and natural phenomena.

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“Sharing dinner” a social experiment by Marije Vogelzang (2011).

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✨Body Language ✨ The fashion story for our issue no.10 shot by @viridianna__ accentuates fluid forms, mismatched textures, and a subtle game of layers that dance together in a choreography full of rhythm, lights, and harmonious movements. ✨LINK IN BI

After writing and performing music for over a decade, Iranian-American artist @makan_ok took a different path that lead him to merge into painting. His constant experimentation, creativity, and strangeness lead him to create “Collisions”,

Chatting with Laurie-Anne Braun and Margot Baudequin, founders of @fane.officiel —a new French line of discreetly elegant handbags— seemed like a casual conversation between friends rather than a fashion interview. The pair joined We The

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Shock Horror: QimmyShimmy and Her Sculptures

Combining body parts with dumplings, sushi, cakes, pastries and much more.

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Soft Electronics

Fascinated by the world of product design that emerged between the 1960s and the 1980s Jaro Gielsen released his latest book Soft Electronics, based on his own impressive collection of around 1400 unique products.

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this time of monsters

A solo show from Brooklyn-based artist Jeremy Olson hosted by Unit London.

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Michael McGregor: Not Perfect, but Perfectly in His Place

Michael speaks in color pencils. Capturing the beauty behind daily life objects —from a Pellegrino bottle to a Salsa Valentina— the L.A-based artist has turned his work into a lively and pure visual diary.

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