What makes it more than just another sweaty glossy spread are the stories beneath all that skin. Butler has been making jaw-dropping physical transformations lately, and not just for kicks. For Caught Stealing, directed by Darren Aronofsky, he...
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Emma Watson and the Handsome Paradox of Prada | Campaign
Even her unexpected driving ban in Oxford this summer has only made her seem more human, grounding the almost mythic image of Hermione Granger all grown up. The result is a portrait of...
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Giacomo Recchia Takes a Dip
This isn’t new terrain for him. Over the years, Recchia has developed a reputation for producing editorials where he alone is subject, stylist, and photographer. His archive features striking self-shot series where...
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SZA, But Make It Vans, Her Latest Collab by Sophie Jones
Her first official drop with the brand spotlights the Knu Skool, a chunky low-top that first appeared in the late 90s and has recently crept back into rotation. The campaign, shot by Sophie Jones, frames SZA against...
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Helena Christensen and Guðrun & Guðrun Serve Pastel Knitwear That Feels Like a Beachy Daydream
There is something almost cinematic about a collection that feels less like clothing and more like a mood board you wish you could live inside. The new Helena Christensen collaboration with Faroese knitwear label Guðrun & Guðrun is one of those rare moments. It is soft-focus, pastel-soaked,
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Agustin Della Corte Photographed by Andrés García Luján
In one arresting shot he perches atop a football helmet, legs spread wide, wrapped in a MM6 white sweater that just barely contains a chiseled chest. Another frame shows him in nothing but shorts and an Armani harness.
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Rafael Silva by Photographer Dean Isidro
Dean Isidro’s latest black and white editorial captures Rafael Silva in a setting that’s simple yet striking. Shot in the shower, the series blends raw sensuality with a...
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Are Thrift Stores Overflowing with Fast Fashion? The Shifting Landscape of Secondhand Style
Vintage sellers like Nicole McLaughlin and shop owners from boutiques like The Break in Brooklyn have noted the difficulty in sourcing pieces that aren’t synthetic or throwaway. “There’s a huge difference in finding a well-worn pair of Levi’s from the 80s and a pair of jeggings from a 2022...
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Issey Miyake F/W 2025 Finds Magic in the Middle ft. Betsy Gaghan by Jamie Hawkesworth
Styled by Brian Molloy, with Gary Gill on hair and Lucia Pica on makeup, the visuals lean into what can only be called “elevated in-betweenness.” There is a lived-in surrealism here, a sense that...
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Fendi’s Spy Bag Is Back, and Yes, She’s Still Hiding Something
Some bags arrive with a whisper. Others with a full-on, hair-flip, vintage-Dior-slip moment. And then there’s the Fendi Spy Bag, making her comeback like the main character she’s always been. Back for Fall/Winter 2025 with a reboot worthy...
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David Gimeno Plays With Sporty Seduction in “Electric Desire” by Lucas Lei
David wears each look with control and charisma. Styled in designer-ready staples like sheer tanks, sporty micro-shorts, and low-slung athletic pieces, the fashion carries a strong sense of physicality. These are clothes made to show skin, flex muscle, and...
