Intro by Miguel Soll
I’ve always wanted to visit Brazil, and with each series by photographer Miguel Soll I feel like I’ve journeyed into the street culture of the country. Hopefully that wish will…
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Meet Erin, the new beauty contributor!
You may have noticed that over the past few months I’ve been posting a lot about beauty brands, but I’m hardly an expert. One of my super good mates from…
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Halah by Emily Davis
This new series Halah from first time contributor Emily Davis really exposes the true nature of being bare. There are so many things that weigh us down on a daily…
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On the Ready: Glossier’s Phase Two
It’s rare that I wax poetic about a beauty brand. I’ve been such a phobic about makeup and I’m happy to say that Glossier totally pulled me out of that…
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Dark Light by Francisco Salmerรณn
I’ve been a long fan of Francisco Salmerรณn’s work and was so thrilled to see a new photo story from him in my inbox. Based in Mexico, this story is…
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The Girls of MP Management by Gabriele Giussani
Even within the same location the variation of personalities shine through. This editorial by Milan based photographer Gabriele Giussaniย with some of the girls from MP Model Management is an exploration…
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Early Spring in Winter by Lia
That first day of warm weather after a brutal winter is always the best. Lia of Grunge N Art Mag captured this feeling in her latest editorial for the site.…
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Driftwood by Alina Koshkina
This new dark and edgy story from Alina Koshkina in the Ukraine is exactly what describes my mood today. The wind of the spring breeze is just mere moments from…
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After School by Sophie Seymour
I can almost hardly recall what it’s like when you first get out of school and you have those free moments before dinner and your parents get home. Photographer Sophie…
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Lost in Translation by Michael Walrond
When the world of 70s glam collides with the edgy 90s cool of California, you get this latest editorial from Michael Walrond. Even though sometimes we feel ‘lost in translation’…
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