Challenging the Gaze: A Photographic Homage to Sofonisba Anguissola by Arale Reartes & Saskia Schmidt


photography by Arale Reartes c/o Magali Mgmt
styling by Saskia Schmidt
Models Uzu at NEU 
Happy, Steve & Louis at IZAIO 
makeup and hair by Berenice Ammann
casting by Cameron Niedrick
movement by Leonardo D'Aquino
production by Magali Mgmt 
photography assistant Brenda Vazquez
production assistant Dominik Graf
stylist assistant Denys Sadovyi & Kamal Emanga
Location scout by Marco Wagner

Arale is wearing Haderlump leather pants.
Steve is wearing Miu Miu longsleeve and Fendi pants.
Lou is wearing Miu Miu longsleeve and Avenir pants.

Sofonisba Anguissola, one of the first female Renaissance painters to gain recognition, created a celebrated self-portrait during a time when women were often confined to the role of muses. To avoid openly challenging the patriarchal norms of her era, Anguissola rendered her self-portrait such that it appears as though she, the subject, is being painted by her master.

This photographic editorial draws inspiration from Anguissola’s work and reflects on the persistence of social limitations that, centuries later, continue to relegate women to secondary roles—as muses or caregivers—creating discomfort when we occupy spaces of power and artistic creation.

Just as Anguissola defied expectations through her painting, this photographic self-portrait series by Arale Reartes plays with the ambiguity of the act of portrayal. Although these are self-portraits, the male figures also hold remote triggers, deliberately creating confusion about the identity of the author and the subject. This ambiguity invites the viewer to question not only who the true creator of the image, but also to challenge preconceived ideas about women’s place in art and society.

Arale is wearing Paloma Wool dress.
Lou is wearing Our Legacy blazer and William Fan pants.
Uzu is wearing Coach coat and Avenir pants.

Arale is wearing Haderlump dress.
Happy is wearing Coach shirt and Fendi pants.

Arale is wearing Milk of Lime bra and Falke tights.
Lou is wearing Avenir pants.

Arale is wearing Milk of Lime skirt and Haderlump jacket.
Lou is wearing full look by William Fan.
Uzu is wearing full look by Haderlump.
Happy is wearing William Fan shirt and Fendi pants.

Arale is wearing Haderlump dress.
Lou is wearing Namilia coat. 
Uzu is wearing a Joseph skirt and Coach blazer. 
Steve is wearing Chenaski pants and Namilia blazer.
Happy is wearing Namilia pants and Our Legacy Jacket.

Prada Group and UNFPA Celebrated the Completion of Their Fashion Training Program in Mexico

 
 

Prada Group and UNFPA celebrated the completion of their first-of-its-kind fashion training program "Fashion Expressions: The Stories She Wears" in Mexico with an intimate event to highlight the milestones that the artisans achieved during the six-month period.  

The training program implemented by UNFPA Mexico provides women with valuable knowledge and practical skills in the fashion industry while promoting women’s empowerment and sexual reproductive health. The expansion of the program to Querétaro state (Mexico) was initiated in September 2023. 

The project involved thirty women artisans in Querétaro state, from Indigenous and surrounding communities with experience in weaving and embroidery, to strengthen their technical, artistic, and financial skills. 

The participants – embroiderers and weavers between 18 and 50 years old – were mothers who work as artisans in small family-run home workshops, usually with the help of their children, supporting their families through the sale of artisanal items at Querétaro’s local markets.

The evening included a panel discussion, titled Doing great things together!, on the experiences and learnings from the program as well as its impact in the context of the wider fashion industry. Moderated by Farah Slim, Head of Editorial Content of Glamour México y Latinoamérica, the panel included Mariarosa Cutillo, Chief of Strategic Partnerships of UNFPA, Galo Bertin, fashion designer and Program Advisor, Adriana Barrón, artisan (San Juan del Río, Querétaro), Estela Porfirio, artisan (Amealco, Querétaro), Emilienne Limón, Mexico Artisan Program Advisor of Nest. 

After the initial opening remarks and the panel discussion, guests explored an exhibition that showcased twenty designs from the artisans, which they created during the program.

Bitter & Sweet by Emi Iguchi & Camille Ange Pailler

 

Sia Arnika velvet dress
Untitled Lab x Sia Arnika leather boots
Von Dutch cap
Wolford leopard tights

 

photography by Emi Iguchi
styling by Camille Ange Pailler
hair and makeup by Janette Peters
casting direction by Ananya Nisbet
model Lilja Drab via @elf_mgmt
photo assistance by Heinrich Wrede
styling assistance by Nadine Sham 

Katharina Dubrick knit wool top and mittens
Lina Nix skirt

Sia Arnika jumpsuit
Olivia Ballard bomber jacket
Lina Nix tutu skirt

 
 

Von Dutch cap
Sia Arnika velvet dress

Celine denim hooded jacket and shorts
Our Legacy t-shirt
Sia Arnika x Untitled Lab leather boots
Wolford leopard tights

 

Malene Specht jacket
Celine short

Celine short
Wolford leopard tights

 

Olivia Ballard bomber jacket

Sia Arnika jumpsuit
Olivia Ballard bomber jacket
Lina Nix tutu skirt

 
 

Valentino dress and sandals

Malene Specht jacket
Celine short
Sia Arnika x Untitled Lab leather boots

 
 

Cissel Dubrick shirt
Olivia Ballard shirt

Valentino dress

 
 

Cissel Dubrick shirt
Olivia Ballard shirt

 
 
 

Celine Announces New Fragrance Zouzou With Campaign Featuring Esther-Rose McGregor

Zouzou is the new opus in the Celine Haute Parfumerie collection initiated in 2019. It comes to join the eleven perfumes conceived by Hedi Slimane for the launch of the line. all of them are in keeping with the tradition of the "couturier parfumeur" and recapture the excellence of french haute parfumerie. the collection is comprised of twelve creations to date. With Zouzou finding its place in the day collection.

GENDERQUAKE Is A Temporal Distillation of Fashion's Evolution @ SCAD Museum of Art for SCAD deFINE ART 2024

An ode to the evolution of fashion from the 20th century to the present day, GENDERQUAKE: Liberation, Appropriation, Rejection represents the progression of the fashion protagonist through time. The group exhibition is an amalgamation of fashion’s trending extremes, representing the strategic placement of garment on the body. The show assigns nuance to the body in form and the way clothing chooses to rest. The corporeal identity celebrates the dynamic nature of gender; its emphasis lies in the multiplicity of form and operation with the growing milieu. Light is strategically implemented here; coloration is obscured and distorted recurrently so that color takes preference over form and form takes precedence over color. We are led to examine the multidimensionality of attire in its own context. The augmentations of light are fleeting; the shift is gradual, but with each minute transposition one is delicately subdued into another reality, another dimension, to another way of seeing. We move linearly through time and metaphysically through light. GENDERQUAKE epitomizes fashion’s unique relationship to timelessness.

GENDERQUAKE is guest-curated by Stefano Tonchi with Marta Franceschini and presented as part of Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) deFINE ART 2024 through June 24.

All images courtesy of SCAD.

Balenciaga Announces Music Series Collaboration With The Late American Composer Angelo Badalamenti

Balenciaga announces its Music Series collaboration with late award-winning American composer and arranger Angelo Badalamenti. An original playlist that was hand-selected by Badalamenti featuring a compilation of his own works will be available to stream or download at balenciaga.com/angelobadalamenti. Simultaneously, a series of limited-edition Balenciaga Music | AngeloBadalamenti merch will be available in selected stores and on balenciaga.com. The playlist, merchandise series, and campaign will also announce a partnership with Manhattan School of Music, the conservatory where Badalamenti received his bachelor’s and master’s degree, and composition department head Dr. Reiko Fueting. As an homage to Badalamenti that in turn teaches students about his impressive oeuvre, this partnership involves the creation of a dedicated master class that invites participants to compose inspired original works to continue the late composer’s legacy. The masterclass, sponsored by Balenciaga, will be offered gratis for students currently attending Manhattan School of Music.

XIMONLEE's AW24 Collection Looks at Cloth As A Language in Wrapping

 
 


photography by Xie Wenhao
styling by DeSe Escobar
styling assistance by Rebecca Rendina
hair by Ushka Nochi Tela
beauty by DeSe Escobar
casting by Jose Maria

From Japanese bondage art to traditional gift wrapping, XIMONLEE’s Autumn Winter 2024 collection takes eclectic inspirations and incorporates them into elegant day-to-day wear. As a general principal, the brand is committed to approaching its research by exploring disparate extremities in pursuit of a romantic wardrobe for all genders.

We can see a continuation of the brand’s signature leather coats and jackets with their chain-lock design and their oversized lapels with a handcrafted crease effect in the outerwear. The womenswear addresses drapery in ways that are at times classical and at others coquettish, wrapping the body like a present so as to gently play with notions of restraint. From lightweight maxi skirts and deconstructed gowns, to tops that are made for all occasions. After several seasons of exploring gender-neutral characteristics, the new collection marks the merging of masculine and feminine images within the brand’s discreet yet innovative aesthetic. 

Pipenco Lorena's Knitted Gowns Are A Delicate Homage to Her Mother's Post-Communist Immigration


photography by Kelli McGuire
creative direction and styling by Neptune Quek
set design by Lane Vineyard
makeup by Shoko Kodama
styling assistance by Madison Lynn
talent Millie Dunstan & Emma Deegan

The maternal determination to provide a life of opportunity for her post-Communist kin is woven with care into every stitch of Pipen Colorena’s knitwear gowns and slippers. Her newest collection is a delicate transmogrification of her family’s lived experience of immigrating from Romania to London, a push and pull between the pride and struggle of embracing a new chapter while mourning all that’s left behind.

Colorena takes inspiration from the creative exercises her grandmother developed for her as a child while her mother was away at work. After drawing a row of women in dresses on the page, her grandmother would challenge the young designer-to-be to find inventive ways of coloring and elaborating on them based on the various women within their community. Harkening those early mental souvenirs, a coquettish play with the memory of their softness, kindness, and flamboyant nature gives shape and dimension to each and every piece.

There is also a heavy dose of Romanian cinema and art from the 1970s imbued in the gowns, giving them a very personal sense of romantic nostalgia. Finally, to complement the elegant construction of finely knitted fabric, there are moments of conspicuous unraveling—a candid omission of subjection to struggle, the hardship inherent in the process of immigration and assimilation. It is an ode to the fortitude of a mother and a future generation made stronger by the crucible of passion and hardship.

 
 

Balenciaga Music, Curated by Artistic Director Demna, Provides A Unique Sartorial and Auditory Experience

On November 20th, 2023, Balenciaga announced the next phase of Balenciaga Music, curated by artistic director Demna. The initiative aims to provide a comprehensive music experience through innovative formats. The project features Archive, an English group with a 28-year history in electronic, trip-hop, post- and progressive rock. Archive created an exclusive 8.5-minute track, "Patterns," and a 7-hour playlist for Balenciaga.

The unique aspect of "Patterns" is its exclusive availability through an NFC chip embedded in limited-edition Balenciaga Music | Archive merchandise. Buyers can unlock an original listening event by scanning the chip with a smartphone. The interactive garments, including T-shirts and hoodies displaying Archive's discography, will be sold in selected Balenciaga stores worldwide and online.

This collaboration represents a first for both Archive and Balenciaga, as Archive has never worked with a fashion brand, and Balenciaga has never premiered music through a product. Alongside the exclusive track, Archive curated a 7-hour playlist available on a new Balenciaga Music hub on balenciaga.com, linking to various streaming services.

Darius Keeler, a founding member of Archive, emphasized the alignment of values between Balenciaga and Archive, emphasizing individuality and innovation. The project expands Balenciaga Music by introducing entirely new music tailored to Balenciaga's audience, coupled with a technically advanced merch series for accessing the music.

Balenciaga's Short Documentary Detailing Its Heritage And Birthplace

On October 19, 2023, Balenciaga launched an in-depth look at the heritage of 10 - 12 Avenue George V, the House’s Paris birthplace. A short documentary details the history behind and continuing legacy of the iconic addresses with a 3D-scanned tour of their renovated interiors. These conjoined spaces were the only place Cristóbal Balenciaga created and showed his Paris collections, and where he lived and worked until the Couture House’s closure in 1968.

A renovation project was initiated to restore these rooms with respect to that era of austerity and elegance, as well as to accommodate a turning point in the history of the House by implementing modern technology and unprecedented access to the Balenciaga Couture experience. A newly installed official plaque on the outside of the building commemorates the House’s expansion and return to its original Paris headquarters. 

The documentary shows Balenciaga Couture’s grand staircase, its sales office, the “cathedral-like” salons where models walked in silence, the preparation cabins, and the couturier’s office, all integral parts in the creation of collections then and now. “What is a legacy?” asks the narrator. “It’s a vision, of course, and it’s also a place.” 

Barragán’s Spring Summer 2024 Collection Is A Narco-Capitalist Fever Dream

As bed bugs and celebrities took over Paris during Fashion Week, a different kind of sartorial presentation took place half a world away at the military-controlled Felipe Ángeles International Airport airport in Mexico City. Artist Victor Barragán’s eponymous label’s SS24 collection is a narco-capitalist fever dream and a nod to the semiotics of 21st-century free-trade realism. As the American far right decries an invented crisis at the US border, stirring up a terrifying imagination of unchecked terrorism and fentanyl gangs, and as Mexico devolves into violence as a result of mismanaged NAFTA trade agreements, Barragán’s SS24 collection is awash with camo, political sloganeering, and machine gun echoes of nationalist violence. Bullet slugs and scabbed-over Xs are carved into models' foreheads. Blood streaks, hypodermic needles, biohazard coolers, and rosaries accessorize traje de luces, or matador costumes, and military fatigues. Even the designer can be seen disguised as a cross between Charles Manson and a Marxist revolutionary being perp-walked on a jungle tarmac. This is not quiet luxury, this is a mass grave. Above, Barragán shares exclusive behind-the-scenes images.

Mulholland Bloom by José Cuevas & Marco Milani

cape jacket: vintage Comme des Garçons Couture
bodysuit and tights: Wolford
shoes and earrings: Gucci


photography by José Cuevas
styling by Marco Milani
hair & makeup by Briky Stone
art direction by Malena de la Torre
modeling by Riley Hillyer @ Photogenics LA
special thanks to Paumé Los Angeles

full look: Gucci
glasses: Oliver Peoples x The Row

 

suit: vintage Philosophy di Lorenzo
earrings: vintage archive

blazer: vintage Givenchy
shirt: vintage Christian Dior
earring: Gucci
headpiece: vintage archive

 

dress: vintage Julia Clancey
earring: vintage archive

 

full look: Gucci
earrings: vintage archive
glasses: Oliver Peoples x The Row

dress: vintage Roksanda Ilincic
shirt: vintage Christian Dior
gloves: Dolce & Gabbana from Paumé Los Angeles
earring: vintage archive
necklace: vintage Chanel and vintage Xenia Bous from Paumé Los Angeles

 

full look: vintage Gucci
earrings: vintage archive

 

blazer: Givenchy from Paumé Los Angeles
shirt: Christian Dior from Paumé Los Angeles
pants: Victor & Rolf from Paumé Los Angeles
earrings: Gucci
necklace: Chanel from Paumé Los Angeles
headpiece: vintage archive

Read Our Interview of Wynnie Mynerva On the Occasion of Their Inaugural US Solo Exhibition @ The New Museum →

Wynnie Mynerva looks into the camera wearing Heaven by Marc Jacobs

top and earrings: Heaven by Marc Jacobs

The question of original sin has no relevance in Lima-based artist Wynnie Mynerva’s Book of Genesis. For their inaugural American solo exhibition curated by Bernardo Mosqueira, the artist will be presenting The Original Riot, opening tomorrow (June 29) at the New Museum with a site-specific installation that constitutes the largest painting ever to be presented by the institution, as well as a sculptural element that was surgically removed from the artist’s own body. The readaptation of both mythology and anatomy is central to Mynerva’s quintessentially plastic life and practice; one that finds itself in a constant state of radical change. Painting and performance are a fluent oscillation of being as demonstrated in their 2021 exhibition Closing to Open at Ginsberg Gallery in Madrid when the artist had their vagina sutured three quarters of the way shut, allowing only for the flow of their bodily fluids to function as necessary. The corporeal roles of masculine and feminine are constantly being subverted and abstracted in works that bleed, scratch, beguile, and thrust their way through the patriarchal canon with an air of wanton ecstasy. The binary creation myth was recently addressed in Mynerva’s first UK solo exhibition Bone of My Bones Flesh of My Flesh at Gathering London earlier this year, introducing many for the first time to the role of Lilith in Judaic and Mesopotamian folklore as Adam’s first wife who was created from the same clay (equal in nature) as her husband. Her pitiable fate varies from one myth to the next, but the creation of a second wife (Eve) from his rib remains consistent. The artist’s decision to remove Adam’s body from their own for The Original Riot demonstrates the power to readapt our personal realities at will. It is a reflection of the agency that we unwittingly deny ourselves when we allow allegory to shape our internalized perspectives. The following interview was conducted in Spanish and is presented here in its original form, followed by its English translation. Read more.

CELINE Women Summer 23 La Collection de Saint-Tropez Collection Customized Vintage Mini Moke

For the Women Summer 23 La Collection de Saint-Tropez, CELINE presents a customized a vintage Mini Moke vehicle. the small summer beach convertible car originally designed for military purposes, which first appeared in 1964 and quickly became a symbol of freedom and pleasure in many seaside towns, especially in Saint-Tropez where the car was famously driven by French actress and myth Brigitte Bardot. For this special project, the car has been customized with a Triomphe wooden steering wheel, a Triomphe canvas hood, and a dashboard featuring tan leather elements, wicker seats, and spare wheel protection. a golden Triomphe signature appears on the wheels and gear shift. photographs by Hedi Slimane.

Hotel Fancì by Sharon Angelia, Camille Ange Pailler, and Alina Larissa

A model on top of a table with a glass and wood panel behind her. The Model is wearing strappy heels with a flower as the heel, and a black ruffle skirt with a pink top that has a ruffle across her chest.
 

creative direction by Alina Larissa
fashion styling & art direction by Camille Ange Pailler
photography by Sharon Angelia
casting by Suhadi Budiman at Bumi Faces
models Hani at Persona Bali & Alya at Bali Starz
makeup by Annika 
hair by Angelina Sherba 
stylist assistance by Gloria Stephanie
photo assistance by Safri Ndruru 

all clothing by Fancì club
shoes by Valeria De Lacerta
jewelry by Baggira

 

Based in Vietnam, twenty-four-year-old Duy Tran sculpts bodies with frilled dresses that are contrasted by sexy, see-through fabrics. Earlier this winter, the precocious designer invited us to explore his new Fancì collection in an extravagantly expansive hotel called The Rich Prada in Uluwatu, Bali.

Currently under renovation, the seemingly abandoned resort is well-frequented with each room boasting its own unique, thematic design. The stark contrast between luxurious materials and dirty construction sites offered a space for unbridled imagination. It was like being in an abandoned, life-sized Barbie house, teeming with dust and dirt years after its child had outgrown it.

 
A model sitting on her knees on a table witrh a white flower ruffle scarf anf flowery netted tights and a black top. A small flower vase sits next to her.
A Model lounges half-up on a intricate hotel carpet beneath her. She wears a pink flowering tank top with ruffles and black underwear.
 
 
A model lounges on a glass and wood patterned panel/room seperator with red pants, a blue flower placed on her hip and a long flowing black dress with ruffles on top.
 
A model lays on blue/green intricate hotel carpet with a red ruffle top and blue skirt with a flower on the bottom hem.
A model propped up against a wood table with a glass and wood pannel background, She places her hands on chairs next to her, and a part of her pink ruffle top runs along her left hand. She wears a black ruffle skirt with fishnets and strappy heels.
 
A flower arch is placed behind the model, who is wearing low-rise teal pants with a flower on the hip. This is paired with a wrapped flower ruffled top. The background appears to be placed like a wedding day, with a white chair and paintings.
A model wears a white sheer dress with ruffles on the edges of the bottom, and pink sheer tights as she leans against a beige wall in a empty room.
 
who is wearing low-rise teal pants with a flower on the hip. This is paired with a wrapped flower ruffled top. The background appears to be a flower arch.
Two models appear in the frame, with one walking out of a room with a pink dress with frills on the bottom and strappy heels, and the other against a spiral patterned wall with a hot pink dress with flower details and purple tights.
 
A model posing on purple ground with her hand stretching out to grab her ankle. She is wearing a pair of strappy heels and black shorts wit a corseted top which dons a pink bow in the middle.
 
A model stands in front of a biege wall with purple floor wearing a light pink dress with frills hanging below and a flower at the hip. She also wears purple tights and black and brown heels.
Mutiple Models appear lounging on the floor, all focused on a model in the middle. One takes a pictures of the model, who wears a red ruffled top and a blue skirt with frills alying around her connected to the skirt.
 
A model lays on the floor grasping her legs, showing her strappy heels with a flower design as the heel and a pink dress with a flower on her shoulder.

First reprisal (sometimes I’m afraid if I disregard someone else’s story) by Polina Boyko, Bianca Nicolucci & Marzia Comuzio

close up shot of body with belts across the chest and down the stomach. With a tattoo of big anime-like eyes on lower stomach. Belts by Arlene and Tattoo by Mario Mellis.

belts by Arlette
tattoo by Mario Mellis

photography by Polina Boyko
styling by Bianca Nicolucci & Marzia Comuzio
makeup by Yoko Minami
hair by Yoko Okuno
talents Miriam @ PRM Agency & Jasmine
lighting by Alexander Retnik
photography assistance by Oriana
makeup assistance by Lala

tank top by Celine Breton 
skirt by Lucila Safdie 
tights stylist own

model on white background wearing a draping colorful hat ( Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt) and a brown jumpsuit ( De Pino) with matching colofrul socks by ( Tytm8) and tan belt and pink ballerina slippers.

hat by Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt 
jumpsuit by De Pino 
belt & ballerinas stylist own
socks by Tytm8

Two models with curly hair in a close-up shot wearing dangling earrings and both a brown (100Morceaux) and silver coat ( Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt)

brown cape by 100Morceaux 
silver cape by Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt 
earring stylist own

model bending backwards in frae, with stylized mirror in background and silver balloons sticking out around model. Model is wearing a red hooded sweater (Sara Mikorey) and spiral earrings.

earring by Roussey 
hoodie by Sara Mikorey

A pair of hands held, while one model wears a silver cape by Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt and a green and black dress ( Cormio), and the other model ( who is out of shot) wears a brown cape by 100Morceaux

brown cape by 100Morceaux 
silver cape by Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt 
green & black dress by Cormio 

a models bare back with tattoo on lower back ( Mario Mellis) with a belt around her neck (Arlette) and argyle tights (Hglf)

earring by Tétier 
belt by Arlette
tattoo by Mario Mellis 
tights by Hglf

model crounching down in front of camera wearing fringe magenta dress (Meiloumi) and brown cape over her head ( 100Morceaux)

cape by 100Morceaux 
dress by Meiloumi 
tights stylist own

Two models are sitting closely to each other in the foreground. One is wearing a brown and pink dress with fringes on the bottom, with a brown cape around her neck and the other appears to be wearing a strapless green dress and silver cape.

brown cape by 100Morceaux 
silver cape by Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt 
green & black dress by Cormio 
brown dress by Meiloumi

close-up shot of many legs and arms, wearing polka dotted tights(Lewis Dussurget) and knitted tops. A bright light comes in between the body parts. One model wears a slounching pink top (Provincia Studio) and another wears a grey hoodie (100Morceaux)

grey hoodie by 100Morceaux
purple body by Paula Mihovilovic Einfalt 
pink top by Provincia Studio
black & white tights by Lewis Dussurget 
bracelet by Zana Bayne

Giorgio Armani for Just One Eye Launch in Los Angeles

A dedicated pop-in has been installed at the boutique featuring a curated assortment of men’s and women’s ready-to-wear and accessories from the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2023 collection. Since opening in 2012, Just One Eye has become a leader in global specialty retail thanks to the pioneering vision of founder, Paola Russo, who blurs the lines between fashion, art, design and wellness in a multi-sensory environment that balances creativity with commerce. The launch of Giorgio Armani for Just One Eye was celebrated with a private cocktail hosted by the brand and Paola Russo.

Every Single Look For Celine's Homme Winter 2023 Runway Presentation

Hedi Slimane delves into today’s youth’s rediscovery of the 2000’s electro clash and electronic rock sounds and scenes, a movement appearing in major cities like Paris, London and New York. He pays tribute to New York’s cult proto-punk band Suicide formed in 1977 by Alan Vega and Martin Rev, a band who in 2023 still intrigues and inspires the emerging music scenes. Key to the collection, the tight black leather Celine pants, are paired in “double leather” with biker and racer jackets customized with studs or rhinestones. The Celine coats are worn oversized and are cut out of cashmere or english tweeds recreated on a traditional loom. The Celine suits are slightly raised, worn with cropped flared trousers. The embroideries are handmade in the Parisian couture ateliers. The giant leopard and tiger printed coats are made from shearling cashmere. The models wear “nightclubbing” perfume, part of the Celine haute parfumerie collection. The pieces that pay tribute to Le Palace iconic years are limited edition.

Yearb00k by Prissilya Junewin & Camille Frank

photography by Prissilya Junewin
styling Camille Frank
styling assistance by Antonio Chiocca
hair by Rabea Roehll
make-up by Paloma Brytscha
casting by First Encounters
modeling by Nora @ IZAIO Management, Xie, Giada, Paul, Sijo, Valentin, Cong, Anja