Visual Memories; an interview with Paolo Raeli
Through the wide world of tumblr I discovered the work of Rome based photographer Paolo Raeli and each one of his photos puts the viewer in a world of cinematic…
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Woman in Gold by Anastasia Babenko
In this series from Kiev based photographer, Anastasia Babenko documents a woman in gold with a different story… Here is my story about Kseniya. She has recently went through a personal…
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Also Birds Can Be Cursed by Felix R. Krull
To start off this relaunch and new look to Fashion Grunge comes a dark and moody editorial shot in the Russian countryside by German photographer, Felix R. Krull. It’s not…
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Champagne Coast by Alejandra Rosa
Here are a few words by the creative director & stylist, Nicki Contreras about this exclusive submission. The look book features contrasting characteristics of April and Fred, two of the…
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Therese Lisbon by Adam Taylor
The fifth and final installment of Adam Taylor‘s series based on the eldest Lisbon sister, Therese. This brings his “Dead Roses” Series to a close with an in depth look…
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In the Polish Countryside by Marta Rymarczyk
Over the past few months I’ve realized that some of the biggest fans of the site are not in my native country the US. Finding out that in these corners…
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Part Time Love by Anna Gallifent
A new submission from Anna Gallifent in London is such a fresh take on the perfect transition between the seasons. This is definitely giving me new ideas on blending the…
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Nuagy AW 15/16
While doing my usual pinterest browse in the mornings before I get out of bed and put on my glasses I made yet another discovery on the interweb. This time…
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Spring Break by Vlad Savin
In the other corner of the world I often forget that we are living almost opposite lives. Seeing that it is spring break in Australia that calls for this sunny…
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Untitled Untitled by Danila Lopatkin
This mixed media series from Danila Lopatkin in Russia reminds me of the 80s and 90s zine culture that was and continues to be so important in the art world.…
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