“The Lost Generation” by Luigi+ Daniele + Iango for Vogue Japan
Some of my favorite models of the moment appear in this editorial for Vogue Japan by Luigi + Daniele + Iango. The harsh world that belongs to a lost generation…
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“Determined to be Unimpressed” by Lukas Mukas for fashiongrunge.com
DETERMINED TO BE UNIMPRESSED AN INSIDE LOOK AT TODAY’S PUNK AND HARDCORE SCENE FEATURING TORONTO’S NOT DEAD YET FEST 2013 BY LUKAS MUKAS It’s November 12th, 2013. I’m gearing up…
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Here’s to 2014!
There are so many things happening here for the end of the year. 2014 is all about moving into print for us. So follow 92 Mag on Facebook to get…
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Menswear Monday: Emile Hirsch
Just last week I was watching “Lords of Dogtown” for the millionth time and I thought about Emile Hirsch. This then prompted me to pop in “Into the Wild”, one…
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“A Place Where I Belong” by Gaetano Cartone for fashiongrunge.com
Another exclusive coming to you from Tokyo and Gaetano Cartone. Earlier in the year he shot the “Insomnia” and “Please Stand By” stories for the site. Since then he’s moved…
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Menswear Monday: Spencer Hare by Holly Burnham
This exclusive for Fucking Young! originally caught my eye because of the models resemblance to Layne Staley of Alice in Chains. Since we are never short of inspiration here at FG,…
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UNIF Holiday 2013 : #TBT1990
Cult label UNIF took it back to a specific time in the 90s for their Holiday lookbook. Using the infamous Kate Moss shoot by Corinne Day from over 20 years…
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Menswear Monday: Fear of God F/W 13 “Brothers Keeper”
It’s rare that a lookbook presentation keeps me this glued. Although if you use some of my favorite models like Micky Ayoub, I’m instantly intrigued. For the Fear of God…
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play::boy by Aimee Stoddart for fashiongrunge.com
Another in a great series of exclusive editorials for the site. “play::boy” by Aimee Stoddart is totally reminiscent of my time in school. Always wearing boots with my button down…
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Diane Rosser by Aysha Banos for fashiongrunge.com
Fresh. There have been so many great submissions lately that I can’t even begin to keep up. The only word that I can think of to describe this series by…
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