As an ode to community, British designer Nicholas Daley presents the short film “Return to Slygo“. Directed by award-winning filmmaker Akinola Davis Jr, the film captures a musical interchange between Black British artists spanning both generations and disciplines.
The short film is part of Nicholas Daley’s multi-sensory exhibition at NOW gallery, on view until 4th July. The limited edition of Return to Slygo zine is now available at nicholasdaley.net with all proceeds to be donated to grassroots music charity Tomorrow’s Warriors.
The Vision Songs Capsule Collection springs from an artistic collaboration between Wales Bonner and Laraaji, evoking the ecstatic energy of Vision Songs and its gift of luminosity, bliss and healing.
Franek, Merlijn Breedland, Per Herman, and Shabba Rajabu, photographed by Jan Hoek and styled by Kasbah Cosmic, for the “GREEN RUSH” issue if Fucking Young! magazine.
Daniel Lee unveiled his Pre-Fall 2021 campaign for Bottega Veneta, starring ballet dancer Roberto Bolle, rapper Slowthai, and musician Tricky shot by Tyrone Lebon.
After two mixtapes “Réel” and “Irréalités” in 2020, Brussels’ most promising young rapper, Geeeko gifted us last week with a surprise 3-track EP “Level”.
This new video brings the controversial artist to a pink prison where he tries to escape with the help of emerging rap musician Jack Harlow. But, before escaping, Nas gives us an epic naked shower and NSFW scene.
“Raphael Pavarotti really gave a contemporary twist to this Dior men’s Winter 2021-2022 campaign. The photographs are like paintings, with a color palette inspired by Peter Doig’s universe. It’s a mix between modernity and poetic melancholy.” – Kim Jones
Conan Gray wearing Lacoste and shot by Tommy Dorfman.
In this issue, we explore how we are connected to nature and the intersectionality of social and sustainable issues.
We talk to designer Bethany Williams who believes that social and environmental issues are connected along with
designers Francisco Terra of Neith Nyer, Tom Van der Borght, and actor Archie Renaux. Stylists were encouraged to not only explore conscious designers but to pull from the archives, vintage, and to forget about seasons with editorials.
