Amy-Jane Brand Is Pretty In Pink In A New Fashion Editorial Shot By Elvis DiFazio in Sydney, Australia →

Our newest editorial comes all the way from Sydney, Australia – from one of our favorite photographers: Elvis DiFazio. The fashion editorial features DiFazio’s “latest muse,” the voluptuous Aussie model Amy-Jane Brand in a vintage themed ten pin bowling alley – it’s an ideal setting because this pink haired beauty is a perfect ten. DiFazio describes brand as a “modern day cross of a Russ Meyers actress and a Vargas pin up girl.” The editorial comes from the fourth campaign the photographer has shot for Wheels and Dollbaby – for their capsule collection, entitled Inky Pinky, which is a creative collaboration between designer Melanie Greensmith and Perth based tattoo artist Jack McAuliffe. The capsule collection will be available starting July 3, 2015 at the Wheels and Dollbaby website. Click here to see the full editorial. 

See Intimate Portraits of Musician Chris Traynor →

Chris Traynor plays guitar in the band Bush. He has also played and recorded with numerous other bands and musicians - including Blur, Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac, Richard Lloyd of the band Television, and even Katy Perry. As of late, he is working on a solo project under the moniker of High Desert Fires. In this following editorial, photographer Trevor Traynor captures his brother's timeless look that is distinctly of the moment, but the images could have just as easily been captured at the turn of the last century. Click here to see the full editorial. 

Filmmaker Alison Chernick Explores Martin Margiela's Genius →

Maison Martin Margiela 1989 Collection

How do you make a documentary about a subject who never shows his face and insists on being interviewed only by fax? When the subject is Martin Margiela and his eponymously named cult label Maison Martin Margiela, the legend alone is enough material. Click here to read our interview with Alison Chernick who has made a short documentary about the mysterious fashion legend, which premiers today on Yoox. 

Read Our Interview with Cozette McCreery of Sibling →

Read BJ Panda Bear's interview with Cozette MCCreery, one third of the design collective and London-based fashion brand Sibling. MCCreery, who was once a muse to the late artist Lucian Freud, talks designer clothes, raves, and 80’s era Madonna. Read the interview here. And keep up to date with everything arts and culture by following Autre on instagram: @AUTREMAGAZINE

Skye Nicolas M*DEL F*CKR

Fashion week is almost here and for some people that means models on the runway, but for other people that means models in the bedroom. Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, Mick Jagger, Mickey Rourke, and Madonna have all been there. It seems models just can’t resist. In fashion, film and finance it’s par for the course. New York-based artist Skye Nicolas has a knack for taking the ironic and the ridiculous and mixing it with the pure, distilled fuel of gossip (sometimes about himself) and notions of celebrity (sometimes his own), and turns it into socially poignant pieces of art. Nicolas’ new series, fittingly called M*DEL F*CKR, which includes 90's style logo tees and beanies, is a tongue-in-cheek ode to those who partake in certain dalliances with the aforementioned genetically gifted. Even Nicolas himself has been caught in the rumor mill with his own trysts caught on a webcam at The Mark Hotel in New York leaving some to call him a M*DEL F*CKR. Transforming the colloquial term into a recognizable logo graphic playfully de-stigmatizes its instinctively incendiary context and replacing it with affectionate banter intended to praise, becoming the ultimate compliment promising unabated adulation. It's no surprise that a handful of top agency girls have already gotten hold of the merchandise, and have been spotted at New York Fashion Week castings wearing M*DEL F*CKR tees and beanies. Head over to Induced Nostalgia and get yourself a logo tee for $30 bucks (same price for beanies). The tees are truly authentic in their 90's style cut and Loosey-Goosey Sizing™, uniquely coined by the artist. Grab one now for Fashion Week before they're gone forever!