Fashion Grunge Editorial #24: The Lost World
As some of you may know I’m obsessed with abandoned places. If I could take an entire year off of my life and travel and explore now deserted places…
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The Lost World
As some of you may know I’m obsessed with abandoned places. If I could take an entire year off of my life and travel and explore now deserted places…
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Thistle Brown by Zara Mirkin
New Zealand designer Thistle Brown enlisted his photographer friend Zara Mirkin to shoot his second collection with his muse, Lili Sumner. The result is a light leaked trip in the…
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Fashion Grunge Mixtape #43 : In Perfect Time
It was just time for another mixtape to come around. Lately I’ve been into so many different music types. From 70s punk to 80s new wave and of course the…
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“Freshly” by Federico Sorrentino for fashiongrunge.com
Milan based photographer Federico Sorrentino knows the beat of the streets. In this work we travel with Tess throughout the city, styled by Silvia Vinci in SouthFresh clothing. Embrace your…
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Band Crush : The 1975
Every now and again a band comes along that throws you for a loop. It’s not always the usual genre you’re used to, but somehow you are drawn into this…
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“Nowhere” by Gaetano Cartone for fashiongrunge.com
Sometimes we find that we are lost. Going nowhere but with company. This story by regular contributor Gaetano Cartone explores running away and getting lost in your own backyard, and maybe…
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“Wild Doves” by Shaniqwa Jarvis for fashiongrunge.com
When the seasons begin to change, there is a shift. The days get longer and colors get brighter. “Wild Doves” by Shaniqwa Jarvis is just the representation of that feeling.…
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“Lost in the Afterlife” by Andrea Neyra for fashiongrunge.com
Mexican photographer Andrea Neyra re imagines the world between living and the afterlife in her first series for the site. All shot on a 120mm Diana camera and with direct connection…
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“I am a majestic unicorn” by Kama Wuwu for fashiongrunge.com
Shot in a grungy bar in China, Kama Wuwu shows us another side of this subculture from the East. It was shot in analog film to preserve the raw quality…
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