• Double Vision Portraits by artist Alex Garant
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    Double Vision Portraits by artist Alex Garant

    Alex Garant creates painted portraits that immediately grab your attention through a striking visual technique: the eyes. In her Double Vision Portraits series, each subject appears to have multiple eyes layered carefully on the face. The effect is both mesmerizing and slightly disorienting, like looking through a kaleidoscope or catching a reflection in fractured glass. This signature distortion gives the paintings a surreal energy that lingers long after you first see them.

  • CULTURE

    H&M to Debut their Cosmetic Line

      Well known retailer H&M is expanding their products and will be dabbling into the Cosmetics world. Stated to begin with over 700 products including all things beauty. Concept designer Sara Wallander says the price ranges will vary from around 3 to 30 dollars including premium options. We will be watching makeup gurus reviews when this comes in full swing. More details on the matter will be released in the near future. Will you be down?  

  • FASHION

    Lara Stone by photographer Harley Weir

    Lara Stone steps into menswear codes with a confidence that feels instinctive rather than styled for effect. Photographed by Harley Weir for V Magazine Summer 2015, this editorial leans into argyle and plaid as its visual backbone, pulling from traditional menswear while keeping the mood loose and contemporary. There is nothing precious about the approach. The clothes are worn, inhabited, and allowed to sit naturally on the body.

  • FASHION

    Industrial Glam Punk Photoshoot by photogarpher Fabien Baron

    This editorial for Intermission Magazine Spring Summer 2015 drops high glamour straight into an unforgiving industrial backdrop and lets the friction do the talking. Shot by Fabien Baron, the series places models Molly Bair, Julia Bergshoeff, Julia Hafstrom, Lili Sumner, Georgia Hilmer, and Esmerelda Seay Reynolds inside environments that feel raw, worn, and slightly hostile. Concrete, metal, and stripped down spaces become part of the styling conversation rather than something to fight against.

  • RODRIGO PUERTAS by photographer Victor Ozuna
    Menswear

    Rodrigo Puertas by photographer Victor Ozuna

    Rodrigo Puertas, the Brazilian model known for his striking presence and effortless poise, takes center stage in this fashion editorial photographed by Victor Ozuna. Captured alongside BAXT models, the series showcases a clean, contemporary approach to styling, letting Rodrigo’s natural charisma and the clothing speak for themselves. The images balance energy and restraint, offering a polished view of modern menswear without tipping into overt theatricality.

  • Harleth Kuusik, Molly Bair and Sophie Touchet by Daniel Jackson
    FASHION

    Harleth Kuusik, Molly Bair and Sophie Touchet by Daniel Jackson

    This editorial for Exhibition Magazine Spring/Summer 2015 places models Harleth Kuusik, Molly Bair and Sophie Touchet in a forested, almost mystical setting. Photographed by Daniel Jackson, the series juxtaposes high fashion against a natural backdrop that feels both intimate and slightly unsettling. The mood is heightened by worn furniture scattered throughout the clearing and makeup that looks intentionally smudged, suggesting moments of raw vulnerability within a stylized world.

  • Antek Szymczak by photographer Krzysztof Waszak
    FASHION,  Menswear

    Antek Szymczak by photographer Krzysztof Waszak

    Polish model Antek Szymczak is featured in a series of fashion portfolio shots captured by photographer Krzysztof Waszak. The photoshoot highlights Antek’s versatility as a model, showing him in a variety of contemporary outfits ranging from tailored suiting to more casual, streetwear-inspired looks. Each frame emphasizes the model’s strong features, posture, and the way garments interact with the body.

  • Fear Expanded by artist Ryan Everson
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    Fear Expanded by artist Ryan Everson

    Ryan Everson’s Fear Expanded is a striking exploration of perception and the subconscious. The work consists of large mirrored text sculptures placed thoughtfully within a landscape, creating a tension between proximity and distance. Up close, the letters are bold, dense, and physically imposing. Their reflective surfaces catch light, capturing the viewer’s attention immediately and emphasizing the weight of the words themselves.