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Editor’s Letter 14 Cover story and article "Inclusivity Goals" - 18 The new faces of Fashion - 34 Layer of Love - editorial 40 Garden - editorial 52 Annahstasia Enuke model and singer editorial+interview 62 Morning After - editorial 74 Talking about Body Positivity with model Marciel Hopkins - 88 In Bloom - editorial 94 No Name - editorial 102 FASHION Must Have You can't miss for SS'20 - 114 Blanc Et Noir - editorial 130 ART Exhibitions not to be missed 143 Jade van der Mark artist's interview 62 Shake Appeal - editorial 152 ACCESSORIES A guide to the hottest trends to warm up Summer '20 - 164 Blurred Glow - editorial 170 BEAUTY Beauty products for spring summer? The answer is Basic Care 178 Shining Flowers editorial 188 Say Geek's Name editorial 204 DESIGN Interview with the designer Laurent Troost - 214 Drive to 70s - editorial 222 PARADISE Our sustainable Brazil holiday. Discover with us 4 top places - 230
EDITOR’S LETTER
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assword: R/Evolution. Revolution rhymes with Evolution. As it is in all things, you have to change to move forward and grow. We must accept the risk given by climate change and do something, we must take positions, and fashion has always been a great spokesperson for important movements. We talk now about inclusivity, body positivity, gender fluidity, about all the change of fashion and people in the world need. We get out of stereotypes, but always keeping the "healthy" style that Latest cares a lot. Let's stop being judges of humanity, let's free ourselves.
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Photography Rodrigo Cid Style Tiffani Williams Photo assistant Romek Rasenas Style assistants Natalia Jhete, Ayo Nzinga Hair Style Michiko Boorberg using Bumble & Bumble Makeup Claudia Oyanedel using Make Up For Ever Casting direction Eric Cano Models Dominique Babineaux, Ruby Campbell, Violet Threlfall all c/o Heroes New York Location Brooklyn Grain Studios
Inclusivity in Fashion Why is it so important today and how it will change the future? According to BOF “the women’s plus-size market in the US alone is worth an estimated $30.7 billion, according to Coresight Research. The potential global market for adaptive clothing, which is specifically designed to take into account the needs of people with disabilities or health conditions, is estimated at nearly $290 billion. Consumers in Muslim countries spent $270 billion on clothes and apparel in 2017, according to a report by Reuters and DinarStandard. That number is expected to grow to $361 billion by 2023.” The new decade started for everyone with a list of good intentions longer than usual. It also applies to fashion leaders (CEOs, designers, journalists and many others) who, after years in the rarefied air of the fashion system, have found themselves dealing with a real revolution. The revolution of "politically correct" is a squared revolution, because it is running on two parallel tracks. On the one hand sustainability, the main theme of 2019, is going to expand its boundaries and meanings in the years to come. On the other hand inclusivity, a word still not very defined, but which has the power to explode every time like a bomb and make huge companies trembling from the foundations. The examples are countless: Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Prada, but also Business of Fashion and the editor in chief of Vogue Brazil just to name a few. Many had to do public amends on Internet for mistakes made on their platforms - private and not.
words Giulia Greco - up to page 33 On cover and opening, from left: Ruby: Blazer Daily Paper | Body Suit R.U.B.S. | Shorts PH5 Dom: Turtleneck, Pants Dirty Pineapple|Tank top PH5 Violet: Shirt & Pant Daily Paper | Gloves Wing & Weft |Ring Ming Yu Wang Here: Beret R.U.B.S
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Editor’s letter
At the dawn of a new decade of fashion, Latest team gathered some names that shaped fashion industry and that surely continue to craft exciting paths in the future. From well-known and established names belonging to the creative industries who are still finding one for themselves, here is a compendium of young and talented artists who are bringing a breath of fresh air into the fashion industry, along with a wider and more inclusive perspective that can be inspiring.
Priya Ahluwalia After graduating in Menswear at the University of Westminster, Priya Ahluwalia showcased her first menswear collection at London Fashion Week. Since then, her work has been praised by many fashion magazines such as i-D, Vogue UK, Dazed and Confused and so on. She spent several time studying the process of secondhand garments and dead stock clothing, a research that together with a perfect mix between her Indian- Nigerian origins and her London roots, is at the core of her creativity as a fashion designer. Her study took her to Nigeria, where her family currently lives. There, she explored the concept of second hand- clothing through her own lenses, as she saw many people wearing old British clothes. After this exciting research, her book Sweet Lessi was born, representing an in-depth contemplation of clothes’ lifecycle and sustainability. A belief that keeps fueling her creativity.
THE NEW FACES OF
FASHION Words Ludovica Mucci - up to page 39 Here: Priya Ahluwalia © Matias Sauter Opposite up: Daniel Lee (photo source Kering twitter) Opposite down: Indya by Willy Vanderperre
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Daniel Lee Recently awarded with four accolades at Fashion Awards 2019 held last December, Daniel Lee has been the main protagonist of one of the most innovative changes of the 2019, being the future of Bottega Veneta's radical boost. Lee succeeded Tomas Maier after 17 years at Bottega’s creative direction and managed to reconstruct the brand from the foundations, making it an IT brand full of trendy pieces while keeping the feeling of exclusiveness at their core. It is really this balance between what’s new and what lasts no longer than a season that is the key behind Lee’s success.
Indya Moore Being included in the Time’s 100 list, Indya Moore, 24, represents that epitome for change and inclusivity and self-acceptance that fashion and the creative industry at large desperately needed. A wonderful wind of change, Moore was first discovered by Nicolas Ghesquière and featured in Louis Vuitton’s Pre-Fall 2019 lookbook, in Calvin Klein’s campaign and in fashion magazines including Teen Vogue, Elle and L’Officiel USA. Moore is also known for having starred in Pose, the acclaimed TV-Series portraying the 1980’s New York LGBTQ underground scene. Her role was Angel, a sex worker who finds herself developing romantic feelings for her client. Both in fiction and in life, Moore is an advocate for the trans community, using Instagram as a powerful tool to spread messages of acceptance and celebration of the self.
Layer OF LOVE Getting dressed, like any other form of art and expression, requires dedication and care. If you want to catch the eyes, if you want to communicate something about yourself, you need to add personal elements, interpret and experiment. Each layer reveals a different form of love.
Photography, Set Design Domenico Petralia c/o ProductionLink Production Passepartout4u Milano Style, Art Direction Joanna Gyamera Model Anna Tihonchuk c/o Monster mgmt Style Assistant Irene Zucchiatti Hair Style Erisson Musella Makeup Gimmy Arevalo Casting Direction Domenico Petralia Photography Assistants Fabio Massari, Giorgos Ioannidis Post production Virgil Hrit
Special Thanks to Johannes March
Total Look Cristiano Burani
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The English garden has chaos as its substantial characteristic. Flowers and plants of all kinds grow in its limited space, alternating and tangling until it becomes difficult to understand where one ends and the other begins. The English garden basically wants to imitate the very state of nature, with its multiplicity and fluidity. Nature versus culture, a centuries-long history. In the gardens, as in our own being, we try to bring order. But not in the English garden, where chaos is protected, where change is enhanced.
Photography Frank Widemann Style Marcello Bona Grooming Alex Lexa Set design Nora Khereddine Model Timur c/o A-Management Post production Bird Imaging
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Photography Damian Weilers Art Direction Eva Dziedzic Aguirre Style Dee Moran Talent Annahstasia Enuke c/o New York models Hair Style, Makeup Rose Angus Style assistant Thea Byrne
a i s a t s h a n n AEnuke Never mind the mood boards. When she came onto the set, I started taking away any props, as she totally filled the space. Rather then a model, she is a performing artist, taking on the direction but giving it her individual quality all the way. Her vibe is strong if not overpowering and only when she stops for a moment you can glimpse an old deep soul enclosed in that beautiful, young body. Annahstasia Enuke is 24 yrs old singer / songwriter and visual artist from L.A. She released her debut EP - Sacred Bull in 2019. Same year she was invited to support Lenny Kravitz and joined his European Tour. With unapologetic attitude and voice, which carries the profound, soulful notes, she is on the rising stardom in the music industry. Avid learner and experimenter, self proclaimed DYI queen and a queer. She is a natural born rebel. Not happy to be boxed in any genres, she prefers breaking stereotypes and inspiring new standards.
interview by Eva Dziedzic Aguirre - up to page 73
Opening: Jacket, Trousers Preen by Thornton Bregazzi
Tunic Issey Miyake | Pleats Please Opposite: Underskirt Simone Rocha
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Dom: Top, Pants DromE | Blouse R.U.B.S | Earrings Ming Yu Wang | Shoes Reike Nen
From left, Ruby: Dress PH5 |Belt DromE | Violet: Blazer, Pants Assembly | Shoes Miista
Morning after To see the city at the crack of dawn is a privilege reserved to a few. It is the best time to enjoy its sleeping beauty. Sky becomes clearer and clearer, colours pass thought all shades of pink before shining in the sunlight. Those who live at night know it, going home in the morning lights is a balm for soul.
Photography Lucia Arana Creative Direction Vanessa Levaggi Production Zul Studio Style Angel Macias Model Sofia Reynal c/o Women360 mgmt Makeup Claudia Oyanedel using Nars Cosmetics Hair Style Andreas Schonahel
#healthnotsize as a life mantra, and much more
Body
POSITIVE words Federica Caiazzo
all images courtesy of Marciel Hopkins, shot in analog by Taahir Matthews, H&MUA by Giselle Venter
LATEST INTERVIEW
Self-esteem and bodypositivity: let Marciel Hopkins teach you something
She grew up in South Africa and now lives in New York. As a little girl, she was inspired by Candice Swanepoel and she still has dreams, such as working for Intimissimi, Victoria’s Secret and Calvin Klein: not only is Marciel Hopkins a curvy model, but she is also an international ambassador as much as bodypositive beauty is concerned. With more than 62K followers on Instagram (and we are still counting…), Marciel has turned her #healthnotsize hashtag into a lifestyle, a spiritual mantra to inspire today and tomorrow’s generations of women. In this interview, Marciel reveals LATEST how and when her career began. And, most of all, she makes an appeal to the fashion industry. p.89
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BLOOM Photography Raffaele Marone Style Vittoria Rossi Provesi Model Caitlin Soetendal c/o NEXT Agency Milano Makeup, Hair Style Alessandra Trenta Style Asisstants Angelo Continisio, Erica Benocci Set Designer Michela Benestà Executive Assistant Vittoria De Carlo Location Studio Calvius / Milan Special Thanks Hitch Hiker Milano and Zalando (Maria Licci)
Opening: Shirt M.y.o.b. Nyc | Dress Frankie Morello | Shoes Acne Studios | Earrings Anamè
Jacket Mm6 Maison Margiela | Top Topshop | Glasses Yvmin
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Gender Fluidity is one of the themes that the fashion system is going through today. And it is also one of the themes Latest loves more. Gender Fluidity is practically the invitation to discover yourself and not to be afraid to dare, create, imagine new perspectives. Reflecting on the possibility of choice, we found ourselves thinking that all the freedom we believe to possess is actually fictitious. We choose for ourselves, of course, but from a pre-compiled list. Thus, gender fluency can instead be a completely personal choice.. And fashion can once again be the breeding ground for an experiment that helps us getting out of the box.
Full look Diane Von Furstenberg
must have words Giulia Greco
There’s a moment, really hard to be defined, that comes along at every change of season. It usually occurs at the end of August and then again between February and March, but it can change accordingly to the person and to the longitude of every place. What we know for sure is it hits everybody one way or another, like a sort of physical need. We’re talking about the uncontainable will of changing wardrobe. Put coats and jackets away, wool socks goodby, heavy sweaters see you next time. And welcome back to our dear friends, midi dresses and blouses, sandals and loafers! Are we the only one excited? If novelties are many, it is also true that spring summer trends are the natural continuation of what we loved this past winter. And we like it. Among our resolutions for the new year, there is the revision of our wrong behaviors as consumers, and we are glad the Fashion system agrees with us. To put together a perfect look you basically just need to open your closet and look what’s inside. In this way you can buy only the few garments you need for the seasonal upgrade. You’ll need creativity, willingness to try and our trends’ list of course, to guide you towards the spring summer key pieces. They are versatile, funny and a good investment for the following months as well. First of all, maxi shapes are coming back. Colours are pretty neutral indeed, but cuts are essential. Voluminous dresses, balloon shape sleeves and comfortable shorts, just to name a few. You should not be afraid of trying with accessories too: platform shoes and maxi bags (enormous bags). Outfits are architectonical structures for the body. And, please, be careful with textiles! We’ll fall in love with watery patterns, lace of different kinds and transparent dresses made of layers of tulle. Ready to start? Trends spring summer 2020
30 SHADES OF GREEN
In 2021 Pantone predicts that green will be the top color. Better to be ready then, because green is already the protagonist of this summer. If we want - and we must! - be all a little greener, so why not start with the look. Our outfit is vitaminic and audacious. It includes a polo shirt from the White line by Proenza Schouler, combined with a pair of very short knitted bikers by Jacquemus. The tailored but relaxed blazer is also Jacquemus. Add a couple of fancy details, like Lizzie Fortunato's gold necklace and the Lola Hats hat. The big and soft bag is not only practical, but is going to be a thing. Here is the perfect recipe for an extremely chic look. Leandra Medine would be proud of you.
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GOOD GIRL REVENGE
Who, like us, has loved Simone Rocha's Spring Summer ’20 collection - yes, we still think about it every now and then - will definitely love this look as well. Maxi cotton dresses are a spring summer must. Needless to say, they are also real life saviors, because they are comfortable, extremely practical and do not require much effort. This apron dress is Simone Rocha’s indeed, simple but precious for the ruffles on the breast. It remembers us of the aprons of the schools and the effect is amplified by the Miu Miu velvet Mary Jane - very girlish. Two bags are better than one and so we thought of combining both a practical wicker bucket, to be carried by hand, with the irresistible sachet with applications by Prada. You’ll have all you need to face the day in the best way.
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1. Etro runway SS20 show ph. Alessandro Lucioni / gorunway.com 2. Simone Rocha cotton dress seen at modaoperandi.com 3. Roxanne Assoulin gold plated bracelets seen at modaoperandi.com 4. Miu Miu velvet flats seen at modaoperandi.com 5. Kayu Onie Wicker Top-Handle Bag seen at modaoperandi.com 6. Prada Flower Embellished Raso Mini Top Handle Bag seen at modaoperandi.com Opposite: River Island dress
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BLANC EtNOIR Photography Quirin Siegert Style Olivia Dahleiden Model Jil C/O Mirrrs Models Hair Style, Makeup Vroni Eder
Not all women want necessarily to be fashionable. All women, however, want to feel well dressed and elegant. We need few pieces in our wardrobe, and a limited colours palette. The fabrics are refined but there are no frills. The focus is on jewelry, which is large and design. We need balance and self-confidence. In a sense, minimalism invites us to look inside ourselves and to fill, in the true sense of the word, the clothes we wear with our own personality. Have you ever heard that "simplicity is the ultimate sophistication"?
Here and Opening: Blazer Lara Krude Pants Self-Portrait Shoes Stuart Weitzman
LATEST interview words Federica Caiazzo
Jade van der Mark non è una di quelle pittrici che studiano arte per poi diventare, Jade van der Mark is not of those painters whoder learn as much theyecan about art eventualmente, delleone artiste. In realtà, Jade van Mark è nataas artista basta. and then eventually become artists. Indeed, Jade van der Mark was born an artist. “Sono entrata in contatto con l’arte nel momento esatto in cui sono nata”, "I came in contactciwith art in Ed theèexact born”, she us.tra And it was her childhood racconta. stata moment proprio laI was sua infanzia nei tells campi, oche e natura, in the fields, ande nature, that gave her the sense ofi suoi freedom a out infondere in lei unamong senso geese di libertà creatività che continua a ispirare lavori and creativity that surely keeps inspiring her works today. ancora oggi. Jade ha frequentato la Royal Academy of Art di The Hague, Jade attended thedopo The Royal Academy ofun’infanzia Art in Thedifficile Hague,a Netherlands, in Olanda, aver attraversato causa della after experiencing a difficult childhood due to bullying, lack of stability and divorced parents. separazione dei genitori, bullismo e mancanza di stabilità. However, painting has always been the safe harbour where knew she would find Tuttavia, dipingere ha sempre rappresentato il suoshe porto sicuro, solace: “Myil luogo painting gave me peace, stability, wisdom and love and it still does”. dove trovare sollievo: “I miei quadri mi hanno donato pace, stabilità, saggezza e amore. E ancora oggi va così”.
“The greatest gift I have is the ability to transfer my inner world onto a canvas” p.145 p.57
Once again we look at the young, fast, adrenaline fashion. Our protagonist is chameleonic and the strong part of her wardrobe are the exaggerated platforms, the colourful details and all the peculiarities of the white garments. Lace, jacquard, fringes and satin create memorable outfits. Practical and reinventable, it moves a milion miles an hour in the galaxy.
Shake
Appeal Photography Patrick Schwalb Style Markus Galic Model Diana Moroz c/o Iconic Makeup, Hair Style Spiri Fountoglou Digital Operator Maik Denecke Production Close Up Team Special thanks tempelhamburg.de
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a guide to the hottest trends to warm up Summer 2020 The scorching sun, a cool and thirst-quenching drink, the smell of lavender that fills the lungs, the warm wind on tanned skin. The south of France is pure romance, an experience to be enjoyed as a couple or with friends, taking long walks in the greenery, enjoying warm summer evenings, reading a good book or drinking a glass of wine with friends. The trepidation for summer is already in the air, and there is nothing better than the right selection of accessories to immerse yourself in the evocative atmospheres of the Provencal panorama in style. Just as it was for the most famous Impressionist painters, like CĂŠzanne, the colours of Provence make a splendid palette from which to take inspiration for a moodboard that respects the colours of summer.
Glam SUMMER
words Ludovica Mucci All catwalk images in this article courtesy of gorunway.com | All flat products seen at modaoperandi.com Here: left Crap Eyewear sunglasses and Dune London Raffia bag | Right Glamorous raffia platform sandals with laces
The accessories in raffia are certainly inevitable. Being a plant-based material, the raffia has dominated the 2020 catwalks and communicated the important message to embrace a sustainable style in life as in clothing. It is a material that perfectly meets this need, giving any outfit that extra touch of naturalness that perfectly matches the Provencal fields and the magical atmosphere of French evenings. Whether it's in bags, hats or shoes, the use of this material is never too much, so why not showing it off on the sunny streets of Provence? Some very interesting options have been proposed by Celine, Missoni and Stella McCartney, who have opted for classic solutions with rounded or basket shapes. Alternatives for bright colors’ lovers, the Altuzarra bag in total blue or the one with pink details by Jacquemus. Dune London and Valentino offer tote bags with tortoise handles and a shiny gold logo respectively. As far as hats are concerned, the 2020 summer catwalks presented the maxi forms that cover part of the face; they are in fact more interesting and magnetic, clearly explained in the Lanvin and Koché style. An alternative to the hat, glamorous and sophisticated, is the bandana, which dominated the scene on the catwalks of Etro and Missoni. The bandana adds that exotic touch together with a seventies vibe that match well with the sunny landscapes of the French south.
all Crap Eyewear sunglasses
The bright tones of the bandanas are also found in the glasses, which colors and shapes presented on the catwalks are now so many as to satisfy all tastes and occasions. Whether they are used on a day at sea or on a boat, sunglasses remain the summer accessory par excellence. Among the proposals selected by the Latest team, the exaggerated shapes and the brightest colors prevail. Balmain is definitely the most sophisticated choice thanks to the mask shape and the coral blue tones. Stella McCartney in pink shades with gold chains follows, Louis Vuitton and Off-White with a reinterpretation of the classic shape of the mask, For an extra touch of pink that never hurts, we suggest the Emma Chamberlain glasses in collaboration with Crap® Eyewear, the aviator style to stay on the classic or the acetate white glasses with blue lenses for a more vintage allure always signed by Crap ® Eyewear. p.165
Blurredglow
Photography Hubert Zieliński c/o Please productions Concept, Production Katie December c/o Please productions Style Kasia Jabłońska Model Marta Wieczorek c/o Rebel Models Photography assistant David Gannon Makeup, Hair Style Klaudia Jóźwiak Clothes from DH VITKAC
Beauty products for spring summer? The answer is
Basic
Care words Giulia Greco p.178
The busy life of today can be challenging and requires very often a list of priorities. It is difficult to take care of yourself in the best way: fitting office, family, gym and beauty routine in the same agenda is more or less anyone's dream, isn't it? If we still don't feel ready to give you useful advices on organization techniques (but we can recommend books about it!) we can however tell you a couple of useful things. And they concern your daily beauty routine. Never leave beauty at the bottom of the list! If you take care of yourself, you will immediately feel better and, consequently, you will be more productive. It is scientifically proven. And if it’s not, then someone should think about it. The beauty trends for the next spring/summer season are inspired once again by nature: free hair, clean skin and focus on eyes and lips. For this reason we spent some time looking for the best products to be included in your daily routine, making it easy and stressless. Being natural and fashionable at the same time has never been easier than today. In our research we have not only looked at the INCI and the production system - which we want as green as possible. But also, and above all, we thought about practicality: a few minutes of application, combined products and organized rituals easy to follow. Thus, you will have maximum results with minimum efforts. The products selection is the result of alternative scientific research that finds the solution to our problems in nature. In order to make sustainability a real fact, it is important to find natural components able to replace chemical ones, even when it comes to beauty products. Plant-based cosmetics are certainly not new, but some products are avant guard and go beyond simple extracts. We will talk about plant stem cells and Bakuchiol, a natural alternative to retinol that has everything it needs to be the ideal ally for your skin.
LATEST BEAUTY l mondo della cosmetica è ultimamente protagonista di un cambiamento molto lontano dall’essere
Foto by Daria Shevtsova
Smart Mirror - HiMirror
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Photography Charl Marais c/o Blossom Management Production Charlotte Brewer-Gmoser Model Xannie Cater c/o Select Makeup Hila Karmand c/o One Represents using Dior, MAC, Tom Ford, Fenty, CTZN, Anastasia Beverly Hills, Nars, Rodial, Glossier Hair Style Marcia Lee c/o One Represents using Hair by Sam McKnight Photo assistant Lucas Muroni
SHINING Flowers
When I was a child, my mom and I used to spend Sunday afternoons in a nearby greenhouse. Occasionally we went home with a new baby plant, but we never bought a bouquet of flowers. Every time I think about it, I feel sorry. It seems to me as if fresh flowers today have become a kind of luxury, which we indulge ourselves with only on special occasions. I wish there were more fresh flowers around us - in the living room but also in the kitchen and, why not, in the office. Flowers are the natural quintessence of the concept of beauty and I believe that nothing like their proximity can teach us what it means to be beautiful without trick. We need little to shine and, not surprisingly, that little is the same that flowers need to bloom. Good hydration, sunlight and (few) natural products.
Dress Dorothee Schumacher Shoes Aquazzura
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a geek is someone who is intelligent, but not fashionable or popular. A brainiac, a nerd. Fashion takes from subcultures because it constantly needs novelties and is always looking for the different: what is new, "ugly" in a certain sense, becomes fashion and vice versa. Geeks are the Gucci man and woman, for example. In popular culture they would be probably considered losers, yet we like them so much. Fashion and anti fashion, today the line is so thin that it is almost imperceptible.
Say Geek's Name
Photography Weronika Kosińska Style Paulina Gzik Model Maksym c/o Rebel Models Hair Style Izabela Świrkowska Makeup Anna Sokołowska
Jumper Calvin Klein Jeans Shirt MassimoDutti Trousers Go&Do Trainers Dolce & Gabbana White socks Michael Kors Glasses GloomySunday
CASA CAMPINARANA Photo Leonardo Finotti | Words Ludovica Mucci - up to page 221 p.215
Drive to
Analog Photography Fabio Bozzetti Style Svetlana Shashkova Model Lidia Piszczor c/o Brave models Hair style Gianmarco Grazi Makeup Ginevra Calie Location Serendeepiity Milan
Seventies
Here and Opposite: Dress Romeo Gigli | Vest Cristiano Burani | Accessories RadĂ | Boots Giovanni Bedin
Sustainable BRAZIL
TRAVEL
Porcos beach Fernando de Noronha - Brazil Šsteppes travel
LATEST Paradise words Marta Forgione up to page 235
After interviewing the great architect Laurent Troost (p. 214) we couldn't have done that recommend Brazil as a sustainable tourist destination for this S / S'20. Famous country in the world especially for the Rio carnival, the statue of Christ the Redeemer, football and in general as a place of people who love to have fun, for us lovers of nature and dream resorts Brazil is a fundamental destination that is independent of the various parties. From unforgettable beaches such as Jijoca de Jericoacoara to the wild rainforest of the Amazon, up to the spectacular and impressive Iguaรงu Falls on the border with Argentina. It is such a vast country that its regions could be considered as stand-alone states, as they are geographically different. Are you ready for your unforgettable vacation? In Brazil there is really a lot to see and, especially these days, to protect from those who are destroying the lung of the world day by day.
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