Miguel Leal’s Broken Hearts series pulls you in quietly. At first glance, the works resemble ink blots. Abstract. Ambiguous. Almost accidental. But then the title does its work, and suddenly you see it. A heart. Every time. Each piece reveals a form that is unmistakable once recognized, yet never fully resolved. Hearts appear fractured, warped, and stained, as if emotion itself has been pressed onto the surface and left to bleed outward
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Kate Moss Unphotoshoped by Peter Lindbergh
There has been a quiet shift happening in fashion imagery. A pushback against perfection. A return to skin that looks like skin and faces that tell the truth. Following recent unretouched moments like Julia Roberts, Kate Moss steps into this movement with effortless authority in a Vogue Italia editorial photographed by Peter Lindbergh. Because if anyone can do unfiltered beauty without it feeling like a statement, it is Kate Moss.
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yo, the Coachella 2015 lineup!
Announced and eclectic as fuq. Are your favourite musicians taking part? Check out the recently released Coachella 2015 poster lineup.
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Beth Edwards by Djamel Boucly
There is a certain kind of beauty that does not need explanation. Beth Edwards embodies it effortlessly in this editorial for Elle Serbia, photographed by Djamel Boucly. The images feel like they belong to another era, yet remain completely current. The mood is unmistakably sixties inspired. Clean lines. Soft glamour. A sense of ease that feels natural rather than styled to death. Everything about the shoot whispers rather than shouts.
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Julia Frauche by Nagi Sakai
There is a gentleness to this Vogue Mexico editorial that feels instantly calming. Model Julia Frauche steps into a world of chic pink tones and understated luxury, captured with precision by photographer Nagi Sakai for the February issue. The mood is sweet without being saccharine. Simple without being plain. Everything feels carefully considered, but never heavy handed.
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Manon Leloup by photographer alfonso Ohnur NYE Babe
There is something quietly powerful about being the last person at the party, or the first to leave, or never showing up at all. This Harper’s Bazaar Spain editorial starring Manon Leloup captures that exact energy. Shot by Alfonso Ohnur for the January February 2015 issue, the story feels like a New Year’s Eve fantasy filtered through solitude, confidence, and a little champagne haze.
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JULLIEN HERRERA & OLI LACEY BY SILJA MAGG
This editorial understands a very specific lifestyle. The one where you dress like you might work out, but mostly just want to look good while existing. Something sporty for all of us not actually sporty people. Photographed by Silja Magg for WWD, models Jullien Herrera and Oli Lacey pose with athletic intention, even if the mood reads more lifestyle than locker room. This is fashion meeting movement without demanding performance. Think yoga pants everywhere energy, minus the yoga.
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Graveravens Top 5 Cray Trends of 2014
From the Wacky Tacky to the Okay I Get it. These are the top 5 picks we picked for 2014 trends. Did you rock any of these? Maybe all at once? 5-Colored Ombre’s Yo Kylie Jenner. Ombre’s have been a hot commodity, even so that soccer moms are dabbling into it. So to spice it up the fashionistas have decided to throw in some color. Usually a teal tone, with wavy beach tossed mermaid curls. 4-Sneaker Heels You want that height but also want to keep it urban. This is one of those trends that you know you’ll regret in a couple of months. But hey YOLO! …
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Timo Weiland Pre-Fall 2015
Timo Weiland’s Pre-Fall 2015 collection delivers preppy cool with a relaxed, effortless edge. The pieces feel interchangeable and fluid, designed to mix easily while still looking intentional. It is the kind of wardrobe that works hard without trying too hard.
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Erika Linder Boyish Editorial
The Erika Linder Boyish editorial leans fully into gender play and does it with confidence. Featuring the famously androgynous model alongside a lineup of equally cool bad boys, the series blurs lines and tosses expectations aside. It feels fearless, stylish, and refreshingly unapologetic.
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A Thousand Souls by Maciek Jasik
Artist’s statement: “The idea of the single soul is the basis of Western religion and society. It is the source of our individuality and our desire. And the portrait defines this self, by exposing the soul through a clarity of vision. We feel we can sense the texture of this soul through the details and subtleties of the subject’s expression and manner. In reality however, every ego, so far from being a unity is in the highest degree a manifold world, a constellated heaven, a chaos of forms, of states and stages, of inheritances and potentialities. It appears to be a necessity as imperative as eating and breathing for everyone…
