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Photography Hiroki Nagahiro Style Carola Schorbach c/o Phoenix Model Rafaela c/o M4 Models Make up, hairstyle Philipp Lawrenz c/o Phoenix using products from Lessismore.at
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INTERLUDE Photography Gabriel Gomez Style Sophia Rangel Model Edymar Martinez c/o Bookings IMA, Elite Chile Makeup, hairstyle Luis Rodriguez Ph assistant Ronald Dulcey
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PARADISCO
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Photography PAAR photography Style Angela Kuperus Assistant styling Sacha Hoebergen Hairstyle, Makeup Judith van Dongen using Ellis Faas & Kevin Murphy Creative & inspirational support Peter De La Pop Art Model Afra Holtjer
Dress Andrew Majtenyi Earrings and ring Evra Opposite: Sequin blazer Malan Breton
MOON CHILD Photographer Gail Meijer Style Angelique Blauw Model Elynne Keizer c/o De Boekers Hairstyle, Makeup Britt Snellink
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Winter Blues
Photography Monica True Style Mia Van Der Beek – Samsuri Model Nastya Siten C/O Wilhelmina NY Hairstyle, Makeup Dunia Ghabour Nails Michelle Matthews
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Editor’s letter H O L I DA Y S E A S O N S h o p p i n g G u i d e Is it just me or can you already hear the jingle bells jingling all the way? Holiday season is officially here, as all stores are now being decorated with Christmas trees! As everything starts to be festive we have two questions in mind; what do we wear for the upcoming Christmas and New Years parties and what gifts do we buy for our loved ones? Well you don’t need to stress no more! We’ve got you all covered… 1)The tradition of wearing red in the holiday season is even more popular now. Wearing all red is the most loved trend this season as you can see on many bloggers pages! This year’s trends are in our favour with 80s glamour and 90s chic. Celebrities and fashion muses around the world has started wearing the trendiest items of Winter fashion to prep us for the party season. Nail two trends in one look, with sequins and red combined you will be the eye-catch of any party you walk into! Match you eighties glamour dress with this season’s it-bag; pouches to become a live fashion editorial… 2) If you’re looking for a different look this new years, why not try a more masculine style? If you’re over wearing dresses and looking for a trouser combination do not look any further. Suit dresses, pantsuits and angled shoulder jackets were all we saw on the red carpet… We may not be A-list celebrities but this does not mean we can’t have our own red carpet moment. Try out this velvet pant suit outfit to be up to date with the latest popular looks in fashion. Wearing a velvet pantsuit with stirrups will instantly make everyone
question whether you’re a fashion editor! 3) Although parties maybe the best part of the holiday season, finding the perfect gift for your beloved is the hardest. We’ve all had the time, probably every year, going into all of the stores, spending hours to find the gift that would be spot on. But failing miserably and going for the ‘I love you’ mug. Well we’ve rounded up some gifts that would say ‘I love you’ without actually stating it on the gift. Imagine yourself in their position, what gift would possibly make you the happiest person in Christmas? If you’re buying a gift for your significant other or your father, think of their personality. Sporty? Hard Working? Amusing? Adventurous? Creative? This will prevent you from making mistakes! 4) I can hear you saying how about my sister, mother or best friend? Well getting the right gift for a woman is even harder than a man! Women are more aware of the latest fashion so it can be quite difficult to pick the right gift. Instead of investing in clothes that may not fit the person you are gifting, try to buy accessories that they can use for the long-term. I can confidently say that most women are obsessed with shoes and bags, so use this to your advantage to make the special people in your life ecstatic. If your grandmother loves flowers, find a floral patterned gift and make her carry her lovely flowers everywhere. If your mother enjoys listening to music while she reads, gift her a fashionable earphone. The options are limitless, just consider the one thing that they enjoy the most!
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December is the best time of the year. It is a fresh start, renewal as one might say. It is the time you leave the dust of the previous year and start a fresh slate. It may be just numbers on the calendar but think of it as a real fresh start. Set goals for the next year even though you know you might forget it, the goals you set will be your motivation. Enjoy your holidays and party like its 1999, the trends are in the 90s so why not use that slogan right? by Alya Barutoglu
3) ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA Silk-Jacquard Tie £140 MONTBLANC Leather Notebook + Ultra Resin Ballpoint Pen Set £350 mrporter.com GUCCI signature leather backpack £1530 luisaviaroma.com ADIDAS ORIGINALS knit low-top trainers €141 matchesfashion.com
THE NEW LOOK
Photography Astrid M Obert Creative Director Riaan Kleynhans Style Alexandra Dietl c/o Agency Rouge Model Theresa Schreck c/o Tune Models Makeup, hairstyle Julia Sudhoff
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Andreas Ortner
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Working in the fashion industry for over 20 years, Austrian photographer Andreas Ortner has brought the world to us through his camera lenses. Who thought an analogue Pentax camera could change a man’s and an industries future? Andreas has brought dreams of designers’ to life through his brilliant techniques. Initiating his photography career, Andreas has worked with countless celebrities and models, yet preserved his humbleness. Just like the emotions you feel when you look at an artwork, Andreas Ortner’s photography recreates these feelings through his pictures. From Vogue to Harper’s Bazaar, to Elle, the skilled photographer has tapped his magic to many renowned magazines and designers. Andreas also worked with Rebecca Longendyke, our August Cover, for Vogue Italy. Inspired by travelling and cultures, discover Andreas capture fashion in the most outstanding way… LATEST: How did you decide to be a photographer? ANDREAS: Photography and film was always a medium that I showed interest in. About 12 years ago I found an old analog Pentax Camera in flea market in Brooklyn and started to shoot newcomer models in New York. I Guess the agencies liked what I was doing and I got more and more paid for bookings. LATEST: We heard that you like analogue photography, in what ways is it different than digital photography? ANDREAS: The whole process of analog photography is much slower. You take more time and think before taking a picture. It’s the process of creating an image in your head before you even take a picture.
It’s the process of creating an image in your head before you even take a picture, and spend the 12 pics on the film wisely and be well prepared. The precise work on analog cameras is what I like the most. Less is more. Quality before quantity is the key. LATEST: How would you describe fashion photography? ANDREAS: As a fashion photographer, I try to create an image based on the inspiration of the designers while designing a collection. All designers have an idea and an inspiration whilst designing a collection. I take inspiration from this inspiration and make it my own. Often, I get mails form designers thanking me for shooting a picture that is perfect for the dress they designed. These days you have all the freedom as a fashion photographer working for big magazines such as Vogue or Harpers. There are almost no rules which allows me to think outside the box. LATEST: Who are the inspirations of your work? ANDREAS: I find my inspirations from my travels around the world. From architecture to movies… Also different cultures and tribes give me inspiration. LATEST: Where is your favourite spot to shoot? ANDREAS: There are so many places around the world I like to shoot, but the most spectacular shootings I’ve done was in Iceland so far. LATEST: If the camera wasn’t invented, what do you think you’d be doing now? ANDREAS: To be honest, I have no idea… I do have a lot of interests, but photography is my true passion. LATEST: If you could shoot anyone or anything, who or what would that be? ANDREAS: All presidents and leaders around the world, naked. by Alya Barutoglu
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Picture yourself walking to your local gym, the warmth strongly hitting you, having finally arrived to your destination, bracing yourself to workout in a room full of equipments, and possibly several individuals. If not, do not worry. It is understandable that working out religiously in the gym, particularly in this hot weather can be very difficult at times. But what if I told you: you can lose calories, reach your desired goals, look stylish doing so and, enjoy the fresh air and sun. This can be accomplished by playing some of the most popular and amusing outdoor sports. Which sports you may ask? Of course I’m referring to; Tennis, Volleyball, Badminton, Running and cycling. There’s just something very therapeutic about working out in the fresh air. You will be embracing the atmosphere you’re in, appreciating the scenery surrounding you, and taking in the fresh air like never before. Whether you’re a beginner at playing volleyball or the next Serena Williams as you step onto that court, the aftermath of the work out will leave a smile on your face.
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However, let’s not forget the importance of maintaining your clear skin when playing or exercising outside. Extensive exposure to the sun can be very detrimental as harmful UV exposure leads to sunburn and dehydration. To avoid this, it is essential to apply sunscreen all over your body before exposing yourself to the sun. Next, ensure you drink at least 1-2 litres of water a day. Sounds a lot but I promise you, you will not regret this. Our skin encompasses a great deal of water, therefore when our bodies lacks this fluid, it can lead to dry skin and possibly wrinkles. Water hydrates our skin, energises muscles and also aids towards the control of calories. So get drinking! Now, I’m sure you’ve already heard this before but you must also wash your face before and after exercising. Sweat clogs your pores, for that reason, washing your face with hot then cold water is imperative. As a result, you are remov-
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