Development by Tim Nathan
a series of portraits by Tim Nathan ft. girls from Priscilla’s Models — This new series by Tim Nathan is quite a different departure from his short film Hellionย that we…
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Portia by Vlad Savin
Portia by Vlad Savin — This shoot instantly grabbed me. Vlad Savin, based in Australia totally has this classic 90s editorial vibe. The stark contrast of the black and white…
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Hellion: a short film by Timothy Nathan
the premiere of the short film Hellion by Timothy Nathan — A few months ago I shared the trailer and production stills from filmmaker Timothy Nathan’s Hellion. It’s finally time…
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Daijah by Vlad Savin
cliffside & ethereal editorial by Vlad Savin — This series by Vlad Savin has me longing for the warm weather that seems so far away. Even with a simple natural…
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Smoking Darts Breaking Hearts by Nadz Banaag
Smoking Darts Breaking Hearts by Nadz Banaag (Australia) — It’s great to see another series by Nadz in Australia. I’m loving his film aesthetic that literally makes you transport back…
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In Reverse by Anthony Tosello
In Reverse editorial by Anthony Tosello (Australia) — Denim is one of the most versatile staples in any decade. Whether it’s tattered and customized while paired with hoodies or evening…
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The People Vs. Spring 2016
the people vs. spring 2016 —- Lately there have been so many brands coming from Australia that have been riding the 90s ethos. The People Vs. just released their Spring…
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Crown of Thorns by Rupert Laycock
I’m so loving this editorial from Melbourne based photographer Rupert Laycock. This gives me a total multi-cultural and generational fusion. Especially the new approach to denim, Dr. Martens, and raver…
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Trailer // Hellion by Tim Nathan
A few weeks ago I showed you some film stills from the upcoming short film Hellion by Tim Nathan. Here is the trailer. Look for the full feature later…
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Colder Times by Anthony Tosello
I often forget that the Southern Hemisphere is on the side of winter right now. It’s just that in this sweltering heat it’s hard to imagine we even have winter.…
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