Butterfly Caught Photographer Alex Weber Model Malaika c/o M4 MODELS Hairstyle, makeup Marco Alecci c/o BALLSAAL using Davines & Sisley Paris
NO MAN’S LAND Photography Chad Moon Style Christina Fortier c/o Factor Chosen Model Abby Fischer c/o No Logo (Milan); Arquette (US) Hairstyle, Makeup Casey Pearson c/o Wehmann Talent
T-shirt and trousers Tellurian Shoes Fendi Jacket Priority
Winter Sea Cover story Photography Christoph Klutsch Styling Susanne Marx c/o Ballsaal Model Alexandra HochgĂźrtel c/o East West Models Hairstyle & Makeup Kerstin Hajdu
Top Rime Arodaky Pants Massimo Dutti Shoes Proenza Shouler Opening: Fur Marc by Marc Jacobs
HAPPY BRAIDS
Photography Tereza Janakova c/o ADB agency Art direction Allison Fore Style Andrea Alder Model Alyssa Falk c/o Heffner management Makeup Taylour Chanel using Fenty beauty Hairstyle Alxandra Victoria
Opening:
Trousers MichaelKimono SontagZara TopPants DstmZara Booties Opposite:Zara Earrings Coat Michael SontagAsos Here: Stockings Falke Top Shoes:Zara Jeans Madewell lenaslovelyvintage.com Earrings Asos
OVER feminine Photography Valentina Frugiuele Style Stefania Kim Style assistant Altakappa Photography assistant Fernando Meloni Makeup Giulia Matarazzo c/o MKS Milano Model Stesha Venikova c/o Elite models Location Wild Studio Milano
Jacket Alberto Zambelli T-shirt - H&M
Shorts Alberto Zambelli
Denim skirt - Strawdivarius Shirt Annakiki Sneakers - H&M Shoes Elvio Zanon Hair scrunchy - H&Ms Opening: Opposite Shirt Alessandro Gerardi CropPants topFanfreluches - H&M Bag Dissona Shorts - Pull&Bear Shoes Vic Matie Cap - H&M Hat Pasquale Bonfilio
CUT THE BEAUTY Photography Evgeniy Sorbo Model Vasilisa Lavraso c/o Performance Makeup Artist Egor Kartashov Retoucher Ted Retouching
Coat Harmony Top Peak & Performance Pants Mango Shoes TOD’s Opening: Jacket Peak & Performance
DOWNTOWN MIAMI
Photographer Patrick Schwalb Stylist Heike TĂźrk Model Georgia Duszynski c/o Munich Models Makeup, Hairstyle Patricia Bontscheff digital assistant Maik Denecke Pro One productions Miami
Coat The Fifth Label Shoes Zara Opening: Top Forever 21 Jacket Sara Battaglia Gloves H&M
OUR LADY OF HARPER Photography, art direction Alberto Gonzalez Style Waina Chancy Hairstyle, makeup Awake Ciera c/o Wilhelmina artists Model Sydney Harper c/o Elite Miami
Black Bow Top
Dress Ellery by Style Mafia Shoes Miu Miu Opening: Turtle Neck Barrett leather Gucci by Banana Republic Opposite: Sequin Dress Dress Maison Suneve by VivianValerius Shoes Gucci Red Coat Calvin Klein Clutch Asos Aqua Boots Balenciaga
SHIBUYA Photographer Ismaele Bulla Style Francesca Polverino Model Misha c/o Women Milano Makeup Ginevra Calie Hairstyle Nico Doniele Scegiel
Opening: Kimono Adidas Earrings Handmade Italian craft Septum H&M Necklace Argos Here: Kimono Adidas Septum H&M Origami handmade
Editor’s letter
T O P T R E N D SPRINGSUMMER’18 We’re in 2018, and everyone is wondering what to buy and style for this year. Well you do not need to worry anymore because we’ve listed the most eye-catching trends of this season. Like the previous season, fashion is throwing back to the seventies and eighties. These decades had one of the most variety of trends in any other decade! From punk rock to glam chic and even athleisure… 2018 will be having many references to these trends. The seventies and eighties have shaped what we were wearing for a long time and now you will be able to clearly see the era living in 2018! With Pantone determining the colour of 2018 and designers moving towards a more ethical production process, trends have also shaped around the events happening around the world. Women empowerment, showing off your wonderful figure, dressing like there is no tomorrow! That is how we’d define 2018. This season, fashion does not have only one theme, it has many from wild west to ultimate glam! There is something for any style sense. Live it like a rockstar or a Hollywood icon because this season the trends will allow you to take on as many characters as your heart desires! article by Alya Barutoglu (continue to page 92)
Jumo to Jumpsuits Disco age is back! Last season we were gushing over boiler suits, yet now we will wear the biggest seventies reference; jumpsuits! This one piece garment has multiple ways to style. Take use of wide waist belts, scarves and shoes… Although this easy-to- style piece is wonderful, it may be hard to visit the restroom often! Still, this piece is the best way to show your sense of fashion using as many accessories as possible!
Trussardi SS 2018 Jumpsuit, €1,980 Johanna Ortiz
Sportswear Shiny sportswear, we can see what you’re thinking about! The gym craze of eighties. Bright pink headbands, yellow wristbands and anything eye catching! Don’t worry, this season it is not as striking as the eighties. Yet athleisure being one of the most loved trends of the present, sportswear is taking onto the streets. This season your favourite gym clothes will be the trendiest style in streetwear!
Christian Dior SS 2018 Milano Trackpants, €344 Moschino
Cargo Pants Last season camouflage pants were seen everywhere from celebrities to fashion influencers. Cargo pants and shorts are the it-pant of the season. Saying goodbye to your skinny jeans hasn’t been any easier because cargo pants are not the regular ones you know. This season we are going to live everyday like we’re on a safari. These new updates are not only comfortable but they are super trendy!
Sies Marjan SS 2018 Cargo Pants, €350 2.1 Phillip Lim
Model 1: Coat ACNE Top Harmony Pants Harmony Shoes GH Bass Model 2: Top Harmony Pullover Peak & Performance Bottom Daily Paper Opposite: Top Peak & Performance Coat Harmony Pants Ellesse Sweater Carhartt
Complete look: Alexander McQueen Opposite: Furcoat Miu Miu Blouse Celine
LEAVES Photographer Detlef Schneider c/o Kathrin-Hohberg Stylist Elke DostaL C/O Nina Klein Model Laurence Van De Perry c/o M4-Models Makeup, Hairstyle Sigi Kupfmueller USING chanel and oribe germany Retoucher Daniel Bauer c/o Blink Imaging
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Growing up with a love of fashion, Tamara Evon knew that a career in the creative industry had her name all over it. Putting her ambitions and goals to the test, she went to study at University of the District Columbia graduating with a BBA in Marketing. Getting her foot in the door with Fashion, it got her all the more determined as ever to make her mark in this industry. Finding an interest in design, her sketches she found herself doodling when in her teens, would later on have an impact on her life for the better. Evon went onto starting her own brand, Lava Luxe, as a go-to online style house for contemporary luxury apparel for the everyday woman. The owner of Lava Luxe, has been a part of the style team for numerous TV shows such as Real Housewives of Potomac, WPGC, the Deleon Dolls, Stokley of Mint Condition, and other celebrities and clients worldwide. The list goes on with being featured in many magazines and TV/Radio shows. Some future endeavors that Tamara want to pursue is to expand into a one stop shop full service style studio, where she services clients and provides educational events and seminars for continuing and potential industry professions. Collaborating with Kenny Kas was an accomplishment, as she got to put her passion in creativity to into helping merge her ideas with Kas, turning gowns, ino lavish numbers and casual wear into versatile pieces you must have. But did she ever expect to later on team up with a friendly face again to showcase a 60 piece collection at NYFW SS and AW collections. Did I mention it was a sold out show? I didn’t have to... You knew already when you couldn’t get your hands on a ticket to see the big show. Kenny Flanagan is the name behind the brains and talent of House of KAS. The CEO and Principal De
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signer, who is known as KAS, controls the coverall design and steers the direction in which KAS Collection LLC has a mark on the fashion market. Besides his quirky label title, he is also known for his signature lines such as KAS Couture, Kenny KAS Wear, and (W.E.T) With Exceptional Taste Urban Line, which Flanagan received a huge reputation of delivering only the best of the best well crafted clothing that was impeccable. His timeless vision is what has helped his brand develop into the strong working label it is today. From the age of 4, he knew he had a place in the fashion market. Combining his love of fashion and art, he self taught himself the techniques many others would go university to study for. Throughout the rest of Kenny’s childhood his late nights of sketching and designing brought him to be a young entrepreneur by showcasing art collection at local one of his hometown art galleries in DC/New York City. Working under one of the world-renowned fashion designers, Yves Saint Laurent, in 2006, it was what pushed the owner of House of KAS to follow his ambitions even more. From there he travelled to to multiple countries such as Tokyo, Indone- sia, and Seoul in Korea to learn more about textiles and manufacturing. Pervious jobs involved being a visual merchandiser for Macy’s and Garfinckel’s department stores to modeling for Hugo Boss and Calvin Klein. His also ghost-design for several major fashion houses such YSL, Gucci, Escada, Max Azria Atelier, Burberry, Zara and other fashion house throughout the world. Now if that isn’t something to brag about, then I don’t know what is... by Jordan Ellen Wood
Editor’s letter “Ever since I was a child I loved drawing and still remember my grandmother’s Art Deco bracelets which made a lasting impression on me”.
YANA ’ S ART
Jewellery A family passion that has imprinted the inspiration behind Yana’s jewellery line. Art Deco has been passed on throughout her family, especially with her remembering her ‘grandmother’s Art Deco bracelets which made a lasting impression on me’. The saturated colours throughout her collections, would have us believing she had a flare for this path since young, but training and working as an engineer, proved her talent was underestimated as her love of art took over. Attending a masters art school in Moscow after college, she later went onto graduating top of her class with her feminine designs from Gemology Institute of America (GIA) in Bangkok. To create the unique pieces, Yana said “In my travel throughout the world, I found sources of greatest quality precious color stones and began using my engineering background and artistic nature to design unique jewelry. Creating beauty is my passion and sharing it with as many people as I can by offering it affordably is the greatest motive in my work”. The sense of Yana’s Art Jewelry brand is to help people enjoy the beauty and value of colorful precious gems, which give a take on a modern interpretation of classic Art deco designs. This brand will be one to set an impression for generations to come. by Jordan Ellen Wood
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ROMANCE Model 1: Coat ACNE Top Harmony PHOTOGRAPHy ROGER WEBER Pants Harmony Shoes GH Bass STYLE NICOLA BERGER 2: HAIRstyle, MAKE UP NOEMI NOHALES, MARTAModel SAEZ CANO) Top Harmony MODEL MAGDALENA LEIFSDOTTIR c/o MAD MODELS SPAIN Pullover Peak & Performance Bottom Daily Paper Opposite: Top Peak & Performance Coat Harmony Pants Ellesse Sweater Carhartt
Complete look: Alexander McQueen Opposite: Furcoat Miu Miu Blouse Celine
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