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

Pouá By Thomas Hauser & Hakan Solak

 

Tanktop: Axel Arigato

 

photography by Thomas Hauser
styling by Hakan Solak
makeup by Melanie Hoppe
hair by Kosuke Ikeuchi
models Arya B from Mirrrs Models & Cora from Girls Club

jacket & skirt: A Better Mistake
tights & socks: Falke
gloves & shoes: stylist’s own
earrings: Gucci @ Vestiaire Collective

jacket & skirt: A Better Mistake
stockings: Falke
boots: Versace @ Vestiaire Collective
gloves: stylist’s own

coat: A Better Mistake
stockings & socks: Falke
shoes: stylist’s own

tanktop: Axel Arigato
skirt: A Better Mistake
stockings: Falke
shoes: Versace @ Vestiaire Collective

shirt: Our Legacy
raincoat, longsleeve used as skirt, tie & shoes: stylist’s own
tights & socks: Falke

jacket & skirt: A Better Mistake
tights & socks: Falke
gloves & shoes: stylist’s own
earrings: Gucci @ Vestiaire Collective

Jacket: A Better Mistake

INSTA FAMOUS By Diego Cruz & Zion Dezm

 

Lisa is wearing earring 1CONCEPT, top MIU MIU, skirt and thong VALERIEVI, tights TYTM8.

 


creative direction, art direction and casting: Diego Cruz & Zion Dezm
photography by Diego Cruz
styling by Zion Dezm, assisted by Andrea Brown
makeup by David Gillers, assisted by Mialuca Backus
hair by Moe, assisted by Jennifer Chan
Models: Lisa from PRM Model Agency
Arual & Olivia from Milk Management
Bertie from Anti Agency


Arual is wearing earrings 1CONCEPT, necklace and skirt MIU MIU, top NII HAI.

Lisa is wearing earring HEAVEN BY MARC JACOBS, top DOLCE & GABBANA.

Lisa is wearing bag HEAVEN BY MARC JACOBS, earring 1CONCEPT, ring and jumpsuit VALERIEVI.

Bertie is wearing shoes MIU MIU.

Olivia is wearing top R & M LEATHERS, dress PRADA, bag GIVENCHY.

Lisa is wearing earring 1CONCEPT, top DOLCE & GABBANA, thong NII HAI, skirt HEAVEN by MARC JACOBS, trousers PACO RABBANE, shoes GIVENCHY.

Bertie is wearing dress CHARLES JEFFREY.

left to right: Olivia is wearing necklace and earrings ALESSANDRA RICH, top JORDANLUCA, tights MM6, shoes MIU MIU.
Arual is wearing earring 1CONCEPT, dress CHRISTOPHER KANE, tights R & M LEATHERS, shoes NII HAI.
Lisa is wearing earring 1 CONCEPT, top and tights DOLCE & GABANNA, dress PACO RABANNE, shoes PRADA.


What Will I Become By Gabriella Rowland & Nicolas Robin Hobbs

coat: RICHERT BEIL
shirt: Prada (stylist’s archive)
tie: Emporio Armani
bag: Celine


photography by Nicolas Robin Hobbs
photo assistance by Leo Köhler & Mengyu Zhou  
styling by Gabriella Rowland 
styling assistance by Bastian Hagn 
casting by Nicolas Robin & Gabriella Rowland 
hair by Bronwyn Stewart
makeup by Naomzz 
talent by MARIAM D @ MIRRRS, KARINA & JOANNA @ Tomorrow Is Another Day
Special thanks to Effi at TIAD



coat: RICHERT BEIL
shirt: Prada (stylist’s archive)
tie: Emporio Armani

LEFT
top: vintage (solastseason Archive) 
skirt: Gucci (solastseason Archive) 
shoes: Celine 
ring: JOHANNA GAUDER

RIGHT
top: Blumarine (solastseason Archive) 
skirt & bag: Diesel 
shoes: CAMPER

LEFT
jacket: Cottonade Paris (solastseason Archive) 
tights: Diesel
bag: Diesel
shoes: Balenciaga (solastseason Archive)

RIGHT
coat: RICHERT BEIL
shirt: Prada (stylist’s archive)
tie: Emporio Armani
tights: Falke
shoes: Bottega Veneta (NIGHTBOUTIQUE Archive)
bag: Celine

suit: Miu Miu
knitwear: Miu Miu
shoes: Diesel
rings: INA BEISSNER



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