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s we step into our 60th issue, I ?m thrilled to celebrate the creative brilliance that continuously shapes our world and fuels our community?s passion. This milestone issue is a heartfelt homage to visual storytelling and the artistry that brings it to life.

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Our spotlight shines brightly on two remarkable visual artists, Pat r i ck Joh n St u ver and M ar ci a Br i t o, whose unique perspectives and compelling works remind us of the transformative power of art. Their pieces invite us into a dialogue that transcends words and speaks directly to the soul, challenging and inspiring us to see the world anew.

This issue also takes you on a journey to I celand, a land of untamed beauty and boundless creativity. We delve into the vibrant spirit of El en d u r Fash i on W eek , where designers from all over the globe converge to showcase their innovative visions. Among them, we are especially proud to highlight the talents of a Black designer celebrated for their mastery in crafting fur garments that fuse tradition with modern elegance. I n their hands, fur is not only a material but a medium of personal expression and artistry.

To complete your I celandic adventure, we?ve curated a guide to some of the most captivating places to explore in I celand? sweeping landscapes, breathtaking natural wonders, and hidden gems that define the essence of this land of fire and ice.

Here?s to creativity that knows no boundaries, to art that moves us, and to the journeys that await. Thank you for being a part of CREATI VMAG's journey. We are honored to continue this adventure with you.

Stay Creativ!,

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Cont r ibut or s Ton i DOUGLAS Known by most as "Toni". For eleven years, Toni served her community as a high school English teacher and an Instructional Reading Coach for Miami-Dade County Public Schools. Currently, Toni is in pursuit of publishing her first book, Controlling Your Crazy While Dating Your Non-Existent Boyfriend. In her spare time, Toni enjoys shopping, traveling and writing. In addition to writing for CREATIV magazine, she serves as the blogger for The Millionheiress Club and Keva J Swimwear. Toni is a published author and public speaker. Toni published her first book, Controlling Your Crazy While Dating Your Non-Existent Boyfriend.

Lau r a SHI RK Laura is a Toronto based lifestyle writer known for profiling international artists and retail marketing campaigns. When she's not pretending to know lyrics or dancing in public, she likes to hit the gym. (over)eat and spend time with family and friends.

Connect with her on Instagram @elleshirk.

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Finding Value In The Left Behind written by Laura Shirk

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Escaping Reality through Color and Light: An Artistic Journey with Marcia Brito

FEATURED STORIES 26 . LITERARY ART:

Evi Photopoulos: A Global Creative Powerhouse in Screenwriting, Songwriting, and Literature

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Behind The Lens with Leslie Alvarez

34 . FROM TRIALS TO TRIUMPHS The story of Disa Dungal

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THE ART OF FASHION 66 . FUR FASHION

Planet Fashion went to Iceland with FGM Bespoke sustainable fur company

SPECIAL EVENTS 76 . SPOTLIGHT ON PARIS CREATIVMAG continues to make an impact in Paris

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Healthy and Happy Periods by Ramona Spencer Riley

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Visual Art| Patrick John Stuver

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rawing from a lifelong practice of working with found objects, California-based multi-media artist Patrick John Stuver describes his work as producing paintings and sculptures that are natural, free-flowing combinations of materials and ideas. Stuver?s ?talismans? and textural paintings use paint and other materials such as studio debris to create thick topographical layers that explore color, form and the natural world. ?Found object art, when successfully arranged, is fascinating. To take detritus or things left behind, reimagine them and combine them in ways that are outside their original intent or purpose and in doing so end up with something new? I find this to be incredibly rewarding,? he explains.

Speaking about his practice, Stuver says his creative process always begins with materials ? both collected and made ? that are then met by ideas inspired by long and careful study of the natural world, as well as memories that re-emerge when the materials are under manipulation. ?Nature is full of macro and micro versions of the same patterns, and my observations often lead to the topographical features found in my work,? continues Stuver. ?I wander constantly, observing the organized chaos of the natural world, from tree bark to clouds to landscapes at different vantage points. These shifting patterns all feed into what I call my ?imagimemory?, where the memory of place and nature pulls at my consciousness.?

According to Stuver, over the last two decades, his interest has transitioned from finding curious bits of discarded objects into a practice of gathering incurious materials

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such as packing paper, cardboard boxes, sawdust, paste, clay, dregs of glue, and pieces of woodworking. Based on a strong desire to rearrange the world by finding meaning in random patterns, his artworks often contain hidden messages and embedded sub-images. Elaborating on the phenomenon of face pareidolia, Stuver remarks resisting imagery that enables viewers to have an ?all-at-once? experience creates subtle Easter eggs that encourage a deeper relationship with the work. ?I don?t set out to create faces but [I ] cannot avoid seeing them either,? he says.

Stuver shares, ?I think my work is about pulling out patterns, shifts in shadows, and textural directions. I want a viewer of my art to find something new every time they look at one of my creations. Art should grow into the spaces it is placed in. Depending on color, light and position it may well be better one way or another, and I want viewers and collectors of my work to feel that kind of flexibility and sense of discovery.?

Sense of permanence and zero waste Having moved around the country regularly as a child, Stuver often found himself on the fringes and feeling a sense of impermanence or a lack of roots. The constant cycle of reconstruction he experienced during childhood has instilled a desire to create work that will last for generations.

This commitment has impacted both Stuver?s creative process and outlook on the art viewer or receiver?s experience.

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?I suppose my practice now is about creating a sense of permanence with art made from styles and materials that can endure. I often test materials to make sure that years after creation they won?t collapse,? he says. ?I f I detect some form of instability, degradation or softening when a piece is curing, I disassemble and rebuild it.

This is also the key reason I create all my canvases myself. I want my art to endure for hundreds of years, to outlive my collectors?great, great, great grandchildren.?

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Visual Art| Patrick John Stuver Mantis - Born Again, 2023, 24 x 48 in

Work in progress! ?I want a viewer to be able to move in and out, up and down, to and from, with any given work and to see my fingerprints where they are to be found. I t goes back to that sense of discovery I mentioned before: a viewer should be able to experience a work and its processes, materials, textures, everything from a place that evokes a visceral connection,? he adds.

To evoke all of the debris that has gone into a piece of work, from the beginning into the final presentation, is also on Stuver?s list of goals in the art space. Stuver says, if he?s done this, he?s accomplished something special.

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by recycling as much as he can and incorporating waste into the final artwork.

When afforded the ability to pursue art full-time, Stuver chose to stick to an ?untrained? practice and learn-by-doing. He embraces being a member of the ?outsider art? club.

With a background in marketing and technology, as a contributor to the development of the software company Everbridge, Stuver saw the evolution of technology in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Fast forward to the present day, Stuver is now combining mediums and giving new life to the left behind.

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Visual Art| Marcia Brito

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An Artistic Journey with Marcia Brito Marcia Brito?s world is one where the lines of reality blur, bending into vibrant scenes shaped by light, movement, and her unfiltered lens. Standing in her exhibit at Paradise Gallery in the Florida Keys, Brito discusses her unique process with *Creativ Magazine*. Her latest collection, photographic abstractions, invites viewers into a different realm. Each piece is a ?painted? capture, created with Brito?s camera alone? no digital manipulation. ?I use my camera as a brush in space, capturing color, light, and movement,? she explains. These photographs are direct imprints from the lens, unaltered by post-processing software, giving her work a unique authenticity.

Brito?s portfolio boasts both canvas and metal works, including a large 40-by-60-inch series on canvas and smaller, vivid pieces on metal. ?This was my first set,? Brito mentions, pointing to some striking black and red abstracts, which she later expanded to more colorful series with varied lighting. Her aim? To offer an escape from the sometimes harsh reality of contemporary issues. ?By abstracting reality fully, I create a new space, something joyful and disconnected from the stresses of daily life,? she shares.

Art as an Emotional Escape Brito?s work transcends mere visual appeal; it?s an emotional experience for both artist and viewer. Her numbered series, each labeled simply as ?Photographic Abstraction,? begins with photographs of actual subjects but transforms them into something unrecognizable. ?One piece came from an exhibit I saw at the Museum of Science and History in Jacksonville, featuring a submarine with brilliant, flashing lights,? she explains. By timing her camera?s shutter perfectly, she captures these colors and lights to create an almost surreal visual harmony. The goal, Brito says, is to provide a mental break, allowing viewers to get ?lost? in color, movement, and form.

It takes a true na tur e lover to hang around long enough to capture just the right moment

One standout piece features colors manipulated from the light under a moving boat, creating the illusion of underwater dreamscapes. I nspired by abstract artists of the past, Brito shares how she, too, finds herself lost in her work, discovering new details with every glance. ?I t?s like a different world of color,? she notes. Each look reveals subtle transitions between hues, lines, and shapes, making every encounter with her art a new experience.

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Nature as an I nspiration

Alongside her photographic abstractions, Brito?s recent series captures nature?s delicate beauty.

This body of work comprises square-format, Polaroid-transferred images of flowers and plants, mostly orchids. Her method is fascinating: she takes a photograph, soaks it in a chemical bath, and then transfers the emulsion onto watercolor paper.

Though she does use minimal digital touch-ups, Brito emphasizes that her process remains largely true to her organic, in-camera approach.

Creating art outdoors, especially with living subjects, demands patience. ?I t takes a true nature lover to hang around long enough to capture just the right moment,? Brito says, sharing how weather conditions can affect her work. She?s also an avid gardener, a passion that she says fuels her photographic explorations. ?I t?s my safe place, and through it, I can capture the intricate beauty of nature.?

An Artistic Dedication to Conservation

Reflections and Advice for Aspiring Artists Reflecting on her artistic path, Brito shares valuable insights for emerging artists. With years of experience and numerous awards to her name, she encourages artists to remain true to themselves. ?Find your voice. The art world is vast, and it?s easy to get lost, especially with so many digital opportunities,? she advises. Rather than chasing every opportunity, Brito believes in focusing on one?s unique artistic purpose.

Brito?s artistic journey in the Florida Keys has also spurred a commitment to environmental awareness. Her conservation project, funded by the Florida Keys Council of the Arts, aims to document the region?s unique ecosystems for future generations. Her environmental series showcases local wildlife and landscapes on canvas, featuring everything from graceful pelicans to underwater shots of tarpons. ?This project is my love letter to the Keys,? Brito says.

I t?s both a tribute to the area?s beauty and a call to protect its fragile ecosystems.

Through her lens, Brito doesn?t shy away from the environmental challenges the Florida Keys face, capturing striking scenes of marine debris and other ecological concerns. She hopes her work will inspire action and awareness, allowing viewers to see the pressing issues as vividly as the wildlife. ?I t?s been amazing to see how much the community here cares. People would take me out on their boats to help me document these issues, showing me their favorite local spots and places that needed attention,? she reflects. Her environmental exhibit, which began as a traveling showcase at local libraries, now serves as a community archive, preserving the essence and concerns of the Keys.

Her closing words are a reminder of her unwavering dedication to her craft: ?Follow your heart and go inwards before you go outwards.

Discover what drives you, what you alone can share with the world. Once you find that, the journey becomes clearer.?

As Brito?s art continues to evolve, her works offer not only a feast for the eyes but also an invitation to reflect on the world, both outside and within.

Her art gallery in the Florida Keys and her online platform, BritoArt.com, provide ongoing access to her creative universe, capturing the essence of I maginarium: A New Journey I nto the Mind a true artist who navigates both light and As her current exhibit nears its end, Brito is shadow, reality and imagination, with grace and already looking forward to her next project, passion. ?I maginarium,? set to debut at the I slamorada Library. Unlike her previous work, which focuses on external subjects, this exhibit takes an introspective turn, drawing from Brito?s inner world. ?This new collection comes entirely from within? from my thoughts, dreams, and imagination,? she explains. For the first time, Brito is also taking on the role of curator, giving her complete control over the artistic language and selection of pieces.

I maginarium is set to be a visually rich journey into her creative subconscious.

Through this collection, Brito explores the boundless world of creativity. She envisions it as ?a magical realm, a dream world we all have within us.? Departing from her tradition of representing the external world, ?I maginarium? embraces surrealism, immersing viewers in abstracted dreamscapes that merge imagination and memory.

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FeaturedStories| Evi Photopoulos

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From Award-Winning Lyrics to Groundbreaking Screenplays, Evi Photopoulos is a Visionary Multitalented Artist Captivating the World by Redefining Art and Culture.

Medal at the prestigious Global Music Awards, a recognition that underscores its global resonance.

This song has reached remarkable heights, resonating with audiences beyond the traditional music scene.

During Paris Fashion Week in 2024, "Bird of Freedom" graced the runway as the closing piece for acclaimed designer Manish Vaid?s show at the House of Vendôme.

Here, in the historic fashion capital, the song?s potent themes aligned seamlessly with Vaid's collection, celebrating individuality, creativity, and expression. The anthem?s bold yet soulful tones reverberated through the crowd, making it a defining moment of the event and an unforgettable tribute to both music and fashion.

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I n the bustling landscape of contemporary art, where versatility often becomes the hallmark of greatness, few artists truly embody the term ?visionary? as thoroughly as Evi Photopoulos.

With talents spanning multiple creative fields? lyricist, screenwriter, and author? Photopoulos has been carving out an extraordinary legacy that continues to captivate audiences around the globe. Her journey is not only about producing award-winning art but about creating work that resonates deeply with themes of freedom, resilience, and self-expression.

An Anthem of Liberation: ?Bird of Freedom ?

Among her notable accomplishments, Photopoulos?prowess as a lyricist has gained significant international attention, especially through her collaboration with the esteemed composer Kimon Pollatos. Their song, ?Bird of Freedom,? stands out as a powerful anthem dedicated to liberation and the indomitable human spirit. I ts inspiring message and evocative melodies have earned it a Bronze

at the London Best Script Awards and earning an Honorable Mention at the esteemed Hollywood I nternational I ndie Screenplay Awards. This recognition reflects Photopoulos' ability to craft stories that transcend genres, evoking both fantasy and reality in a way that resonates universally.

Her work in cinema doesn?t stop there; Photopoulos has also been a prominent figure at various screenplay competitions, where her dynamic storytelling has earned her several nominations for the Grand Prix at the New York, Hollywood, and Chicago Screenplay Awards. This array of accolades speaks to her undeniable skill in weaving narratives that are both intricate and impactful, reaffirming her position as a leading figure in both literature and cinema.

Adding to its global acclaim, ?Bird of Freedom? was also performed at the Salon des Miroirs during the Olympic Games in Paris. With the Olympic Games being a celebration of unity and strength, Photopoulos' lyrics contributed a layer of emotional depth to the occasion. Under the artistic direction of Stavroulla Nicolaou, CEO of Prestige Show Production, the fashion week event transformed into a dynamic fusion of art and music, where Photopoulos' work was instrumental in amplifying the celebration of personal and artistic freedom.

M aking Waves in Cinem a: ?Roby Jones & War r ior s of Hallan?

Beyond music, Photopoulos is leaving an indelible mark in cinema through her award-winning screenwriting. Her screenplay, *Roby Jones & Warriors of Hallan*, adapted from her popular *Warriors of Hallan* book series, has gained notable recognition. The script has captured the attention of film critics and award panels alike, winning the Grand Prix

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Photopoulos embodies a distinctly modern, bohemian spirit, effortlessly blending creativity and innovation across multiple mediums. Her approach to art, always forward-thinking and boundary-pushing, aligns with her latest project: writing original lyrics for an upcoming American film. Though details are still under wraps, the anticipation surrounding this project is palpable, with fans eager to see how Photopoulos will once again bring her lyrical talent to the big screen.

Photopoulos' journey has always been one of breaking barriers and redefining artistic expression. Whether through her soul-stirring lyrics in ?Bird of Freedom? or her compelling storytelling in *Warriors of Hallan*, she continuously captures the spirit of resilience and creativity. Her accomplishments and upcoming projects show no signs of slowing down, leaving audiences around the world eagerly awaiting the next chapter of her extraordinary story.

Her work, spanning music, film, and literature, positions Photopoulos as one of the most versatile and influential artists of today. Her ability to tap into universal themes and bring them to life across various art forms makes her a unique voice in a world where authenticity is both rare and celebrated.

With her growing list of accolades and global recognition, Evi Photopoulos remains a force of creativity and innovation. Her contributions continue to inspire, setting a high standard for what it means to be a true visionary in the modern art world.

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FeaturedStories| The Accidental Photographer

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hen Leslie Alvarez picked up a camera for the first time, she could hardly foresee the vibrant and fast-paced career that awaited her.

Starting her journey in Cuba, Alvarez was not a photographer but an aspiring artist with her heart set on the performing arts. From dancing ballet to singing and theater, young Leslie adored the spotlight. Little did she know that her journey would lead her behind the scenes, capturing others?moments in the spotlight.

Growing up in Cuba, Alvarez dedicated her time to honing her artistic skills. But life took a sudden turn when she moved to the United States in 2010. Adjusting to a new culture came with its own set of challenges, especially as a teenager. Like many immigrants, Alvarez faced bullying from classmates due to her accent and background, forcing her to transform from an extroverted performer into someone more reserved. ?I was always the one wanting to be on stage, the one who loved the attention,? Alvarez recalls. ?But here, I began using my creativity differently, finding expression through writing and photography instead of being the center of attention.?

This shift in expression helped her cope with her struggles and eventually turned into a newfound passion. While grappling with the sorrow of losing her grandmother and the disillusionment of a mundane job, Alvarez stumbled upon a camera while cleaning out her closet. I t was a discovery that would pivot her life path entirely.

After leaving her job at Wal-Mart, Alvarez felt unfulfilled, yearning for something more. The camera she found became the start of a new chapter. I nitially taking photos of friends and family, Alvarez discovered a natural talent for capturing special moments. What began as simple snapshots at family gatherings and parties quickly transformed into a serious pursuit, with others praising her work and

sharing it widely.

She remembers her first successful shoot vividly: ?One of my friends was graduating from FI U and wanted pictures. I had no idea what I was doing, but the pictures turned out great. I t felt like destiny.?

Her innate understanding of lighting, composition, and timing pushed her to explore photography professionally.

Rather than starting with still images and studio settings, Alvarez took the road less traveled, diving into the dynamic world of concerts and events. Her work caught attention, gaining traction on social media and building her audience.

Now a recognized photographer in South Florida, the 26-year-old has carved a niche in the music and festival scene. Alvarez's portfolio spans major music festivals, including Reggaeton festival Vibra Urbana, Rolling Loud, and Jazz in the Gardens. Her photos capture the energy of iconic moments, showcasing her ability to bring life to fast-paced environments and create a vivid visual narrative.

Her lens has immortalized artists like Shenseea, Yung Wylin?, 2 Chainz, Farruko, and French Montana. Alvarez?s dedication and presence at these events built her reputation, allowing her to work her way up from small venues to larger stages. ?I started with local events just to network and share my work,? she explains. ?That?s how I built my audience and eventually, my team.?

I star ted with local event s just to network and share m y work ,? she explains. ?That?s how I built m y audience and eventually, m y team .

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FeaturedStories| The Accidental Photographer Alvarez didn?t stop at photography. Her vision expanded into creating a space for collaboration, resulting in LA Productions. With a team of six, Alvarez works on music videos and other creative projects, bridging the gap between artists and photographers in a collaborative, community-driven environment. As she works to grow her company, Alvarez?s mission is clear: to open doors for other young creatives who might feel the limitations she once did. ?I want to give people the opportunities I didn?t have, especially women in this male-dominated industry,? says Alvarez. She continues to champion Latinas in photography, infusing her images with rich colors and dynamic compositions reflective of her Cuban heritage. Through her art, she?s not only capturing moments but amplifying the voices and stories of those often overlooked in the industry.

Br eak i n g Bar r i er s an d M ak i n g a M ar k Alvarez?s journey in the music and photography industry hasn?t been without its challenges. The undercurrents of bias and marginalization can sometimes feel overwhelming. ?Sometimes I feel like I don?t matter or I ?m taken for granted,? she admits. But rather than letting these experiences discourage her, Alvarez uses them as fuel to prove her value and capability. ?The music industry, like many creative industries, is mostly male-dominated. But I stay persistent, breaking down barriers for the next generation.?

For Alvarez, photography is not just a career; it?s her way of making an impact. Her work is a celebration of resilience and determination, a testament to her journey from the small stages of Cuba to the big arenas of the American music scene.

L ook i n g t o t h e Fu t u r e: M or e Th an Ju st Ph ot ogr ap h y Beyond music festivals and celebrity shoots, Alvarez envisions expanding her portfolio and traveling more extensively. She dreams of opening a modeling agency and stepping into directing. I t?s a journey she?s excited about, one that holds the promise of growth and further opportunities to uplift others.

Reflecting on her journey, Alvarez says, ?From everything I went through, I didn?t see this happening. Regardless of what you go through, you can still shine, and I ?m glad that my journey to photography helps others shine through me.?

Alvarez?s story is an inspiring reminder that every step of the journey counts. From personal trials to professional triumphs, she?s proving that true success lies in resilience, passion, and lifting others along the way.

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FROM TRIALS TO TRIUM PH The incredible inspiring story of

Dísa Dung al From the stunning landscapes of I celand comes a story of incredible resilience, ambition, and transformation. DJ Paradísa, born Dísa Dungal and known on social media as @disadungal, has faced life?s most challenging trials with a spirit that refuses to be broken.

Her journey from fitness expert and beauty queen to celebrated DJ is a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and embracing change.

achieved remarkable success in just a few years. I n 2019, she was crowned Miss Multiverse I celand, followed by the title of Miss Supranational I celand in 2020.

Today, she proudly holds the title of Miss Cosmo World I celand 2024, a testament to her determination and drive.

Dísa?s life in I celand began with a love for health and fitness, a passion that she nurtured through academic and professional achievements. With a Master of Science in Physical Education, Sports, and Health, she dedicated herself to helping others achieve their best physical selves. Over six years, Dísa worked as a personal trainer and fitness instructor at one of I celand?s premier health centers, becoming a well-known figure in the fitness community. Her dedication to wellness was evident, not just in her work, but in her lifestyle, inspiring others to lead healthier lives.

But Dísa wasn?t content with staying within the bounds of fitness alone. Her ambition led her into the world of modeling and pageantry, where she

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A Life-changing accident

However, in October 2020, life threw Dísa an unimaginable challenge. A tragic accident left her with a severe spinal injury, requiring two surgeries that would alter the course of her life forever. For someone whose identity was deeply tied to physical health and fitness, the possibility of losing mobility was devastating. The surgeries, combined with the uncertainty of her future, plunged her into a dark and difficult period.

During her recovery, Dísa faced more than just the

experimentation would turn into something much larger.

As she recovered, Dísa?s connection to music deepened. The rhythmic beats, the energy of the music, and the act of creating something new helped her heal. Her love for DJing grew, and she decided to pursue it with the same passion and determination that had fueled her fitness career. DJ Paradísa was born.

Today, Dísa lights up the stage at some of I celand?s most renowned dance clubs, captivating audiences with her infectious energy and feminine flair. Her performances are more than just sets; they are a reflection of her journey from darkness to light. DJ Paradísa has become a symbol of strength and transformation, channeling her struggles into a new form of creative expression.

Dream s Beyond Iceland: A Vision of Per for m ing in Par adise While Dísa?s DJ career continues to flourish in I celand, her dreams extend far beyond the island?s shores. She envisions herself performing a DJ set at sunset on a tropical beach, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the warmth of the sun. This vision represents more than just a career milestone for Dísa; it symbolizes her personal journey from pain and uncertainty to a place of peace, joy, and fulfillment.

For Dísa, the tropical beach DJ set is a metaphor for her entire journey? a transition from the cold, harsh realities of her injury to the warmth and brightness of a future she continues to build for herself. I t?s a dream that reflects her resilience, her strength, and her unwavering belief in the power of transformation. physical pain of her injuries; she grappled with the emotional and mental strain of potentially losing the dreams she had built around sports and fitness. For someone who had spent years at the peak of physical fitness, the fear of losing her independence was overwhelming.

But instead of letting the injury define her, Dísa made a conscious decision to reshape her life. This moment of vulnerability became a turning point. As she lay in her hospital bed, Dísa discovered a new passion that would soon ignite a new chapter in her life: DJing.

A New Beginning: From Fitness to M usic With a small DJ controller and a portable speaker, Dísa began experimenting with music as a way to escape the emotional weight of her situation.

What started as a hobby to pass the time soon became a creative outlet for her emotions. Little did she know that this playful

The Power of Resilience Dísa?s story is one of resilience in its purest form.

Her ability to find strength in vulnerability, to pivot from a life focused on physicality to one centered on creativity, is nothing short of inspiring. For those who have faced unexpected challenges, her journey serves as a reminder that life?s toughest moments can also be the starting points for new dreams and passions.

Today, DJ Paradísa continues to inspire both in and out of the music scene. Through her performances, she not only entertains but also embodies the message that it?s possible to reinvent oneself, no matter the challenges that life throws your way.

Her journey from a hospital bed to the DJ booth is a shining example of how embracing change and finding new passions can lead to a more fulfilling life.

As Dísa continues to grow her DJ career, her story will undoubtedly inspire many more? both in I celand and around the world.

And when she finally stands on that tropical beach, playing music as the sun sets, it will be the ultimate celebration of her resilience, creativity, and strength.

This captivating journey is about overcoming obstacles and finding new paths in life, proving that with passion, resilience, and determination, one can rise above any challenge.

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Healthy and Happy Per iods

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Ramona Spence Riley

October is one of the months dedicated to women?s hormonal health, raising awareness for breast cancer, and promoting period health.

Many women dread that time of the month due to cramps, bloating, and back pain.

Unfortunately, painful periods have become normalized. Why do women suffer through seven days of bleeding in silence? When a woman has reproductive issues, such as fibroids or endometriosis, her period often signals that something isn?t right? excessive bleeding and pain are typically the first signs.

Our periods reflect the health of our bodies, particularly our reproductive and digestive systems. As we know, menstrual periods happen because there is no sperm to fertilize the egg, leading the uterus to shed its lining.

However, there's no reason for this process to extend beyond three days, including light spotting before or after.

Ramona Spence Riley, CEO of Cosmic Womb-Man and mother of three, is a Womb Wellness Specialist who focuses on healing the reproductive system. She is also a nutritionist who creates and personalizes treatment and food plans to facilitate quick healing and help individuals make the right choices about what they eat. She is also an herbalist who uses herbs to treat hormonal imbalances and a number of mineral and vitamin deficiencies.

Her journey into holistic healing began when she was faced with a medical condition that could change her life. She was diagnosed with adenomyosis (a condition that causes the lining of the womb to bury into the muscular wall of the womb). Doctors insisted she do a hysterectomy, as they said it was the only solution to fix the medical condition. Not wanting to have a hysterectomy, Ramona began looking into holistic approaches for self-healing. After three months of herbal treatments, sticking with a specific diet, and hypnotherapy, Ramona's adenomyosis was cured. Ramona fell pregnant with her third child, who she remarkably delivered in the car on her own, whilst being taken to the birth center. This unforgettable birthing experience has made services she provides such as; pre and post-natal assistance; very dear to her heart.

Women can take several steps to improve their reproductive health and achieve a healthier, happier period:

Pads, Tam pons, and Liner s: I n tackling the health and healing of the reproductive of course she would have to become a

Many mainstream pads contain chemicals that are toxic to the body, potentially contributing to excessive bleeding. Products with bleach, plastic, or fragrances can negatively impact period health. Simply choosing pads labeled ?100% cotton? may not be enough to avoid these harmful ingredients. Additionally, regular exercise? whether cardio, weights, yoga, or sports? three times a week can help the body function smoothly, contributing to a healthier period.

sexologist helping men and women achieve sexual enlightenment. Educating women and men on how to explore sexually while strengthening vaginal and pelvic floor muscles.

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Diet : Some common foods can negatively impact women?s health. Dairy and soy, which contain high estrogen levels, can lead to an overproduction of uterine lining. Red meats like beef, pork, and organ meats can also contribute to an unhealthy period.

Women may find that abstaining from meat a week before and during their period reduces symptoms? and the effects are even better if meat is removed entirely. Listening to our bodies is one of the best ways to support our health.

Changes in bowel movements, such as constipation or loose stools, may occur before a period due to the digestive system working harder. During this time, it?s helpful to avoid heavy foods and instead eat lighter meals that don?t strain the digestive system.

Her bs: Red Raspberry Leaf is an excellent herb for toning the uterus. A toned uterus is generally healthier, and this herb can be consumed

daily, hot or cold. Ginger is another beneficial herb for a healthier period, as it supports both the digestive and reproductive systems.

Regular ginger consumption can positively impact menstrual health.

remedy, and within three months, I transformed my health, reducing my bleeding from 13 days to a maximum of 28 hours. This experience inspired me to help other women achieve symptom-free, 24-hour periods.

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Helping women around the world find relief through tonics, teas, and treatments has become my passion. Hearing their stories of healing reminds me that even our struggles can lead to growth. I wouldn?t understand what a healthy, happy period feels like if I hadn?t known the pain of an unhealthy one.

Physical treatments can have a powerful impact on period health. Proper vaginal steaming, for instance, can shorten the period and ensure all old blood is released, allowing for a fresh, healthy cycle. Healthy periods should not begin with burgundy, brown, or black blood. Castor oil treatments with heat on the abdomen can help detoxify the reproductive, digestive, lymphatic, and circulatory systems. Acupuncture is also an effective way to support overall health, including reproductive health.

Every woman deserves to experience effortless, pain-free periods. I magine a world where all women could enjoy healthy cycles? how much happier we would all be.

I endured painful periods for 18 years, often missing school and struggling to function in the week leading up to and during my period.

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K KYU BY KESI , founded by Kesi Gibson, embodies a brand ethos deeply rooted in values of individuality, sustainability, and ethics.

Central to its philosophy is the mantra "Putting Humanity Back into Fashion," a principle that guides every facet of the brand. Kesi?s Jamaican heritage serves as a foundation, inspiring not only the aesthetics of the brand but also its mission to create fashion that empowers, respects the planet, and champions ethical practices in an industry often dominated by fast fashion.

Th e I n f l u en ce of Jam ai can H er i t age on K YU BY K ESI : Kesi?s Jamaican heritage is integral to the soul of KYU BY KESI . The island's vibrant culture, bold colors, and rich tradition of craftsmanship can be seen in the brand?s designs, but it goes beyond aesthetics. Jamaican culture is rooted in a deep sense of community and resilience, values that KYU BY KESI integrates into its fashion philosophy. The brand?s commitment to "Putting Humanity Back into Fashion" reflects Jamaica?s strong connection to nature and the value placed on self-expression and individuality.

KYU BY KESI merges creativity with purpose.

Each collection offers more than fashion? it tells a story of empowerment, aiming to inspire individuals to express themselves authentically while making a positive impact on the world.

The brand doesn?t follow trends but prioritizes creating timeless, ethically-made pieces that celebrate diversity and culture. I n this way, Kesi?s Jamaican roots serve as both a creative and ethical guide for the brand.

Et h i cal L u xu r y i n Pr act i ce:

KYU BY KESI takes pride in promoting ethical luxury, ensuring that every step of its production chain aligns with its core values of sustainability and fairness. Ethical luxury, as defined by the brand, involves designing beautiful, high-quality fashion while considering the well-being of people and the planet. Kesi and her team work closely with artisans and suppliers who share their commitment to fair wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable practices. By focusing on the humane side of fashion, KYU BY KESI strives to create pieces that are not only luxurious but also socially and environmentally responsible.

KYU BY KESI seeks to shift this mindset, encouraging consumers to embrace a "buy better" philosophy instead of "buy more." To further this message, the brand has partnered with Club Debut to produce a docuseries, aimed at educating a broader audience about

The brand places great emphasis on selecting raw materials with care, ensuring minimal waste and environmental impact throughout the production process.

This focus on sustainability, however, comes with its challenges. Ethical suppliers and sustainable materials often come at a higher cost, making it difficult to compete with fast fashion prices. Nevertheless, KYU BY KESI remains steadfast in its mission, educating consumers on the value of investing in ethically-made fashion rather than mass-produced, disposable clothing.

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Challenges in Building a Sustainable Fashion Brand: The journey of building KYU BY KESI has been both rewarding and challenging. One of the major hurdles is competing against the fast fashion industry, where low costs and quick turnarounds dominate. Sourcing sustainable materials and partnering with ethical suppliers often comes with a higher price tag, which can be challenging for a young brand. However, Kesi and her team remain committed to their values, refusing to compromise on quality or ethics.

Beyond designing clothing, KYU BY KESI is dedicated to empowering other entrepreneurs and creators. Through collaborations with artisans and makers, especially within its sub-brand, Kyu Melange, the brand provides resources, training, and visibility for small business owners. This collaborative approach not only enriches KYU BY KESI ?s collections but also helps local artisans grow their businesses, creating a ripple effect of positive impact.

I n addition to these collaborations, KYU BY KESI offers workshops and mentorship programs for aspiring fashion entrepreneurs.

These initiatives focus on sustainable business practices, creative development, and ethical fashion, ensuring that the next generation of designers is equipped to navigate the industry with purpose and integrity.

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Looking Toward the Future of Ethical Fashion: As the fashion industry moves towards more sustainable practices, KYU BY KESI isat the forefront of this shift. The brand has been advocating for sustainable fashion since its inception in 2012, long before it became a trend. Through its new Forever Resort Collection, set to launch in November 2025, KYU BY KESI will continue to educate and inspire consumers to adopt conscious consumption practices. This permanent collection will showcase timeless pieces that combine luxury with purpose, further solidifying the brand?s commitment to sustainability.

Through its collaborations, events, and partnerships with like-minded organizations, KYU BY KESI aims to create a lasting impact in the fashion industry. The brand?s efforts to redefine luxury as something that honors both people and the planet serve as a model for others to follow.

KYU BY KESI is more than a fashion brand; it is a movement toward a more ethical and sustainable future. Rooted in Jamaican heritage and driven by a desire to make a positive impact, Kesi Gibson?s vision for the brand transcends trends, focusing on timeless, purpose-driven designs. By prioritizing humanity and sustainability, KYU BY KESI is not only putting humanity back into fashion but also leading the way for a new age of luxury? one that values creativity, ethics, and individuality above all.

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FeaturedStories| Visit Iceland

TheLandof Fire, Ice, andUnforgettabl e Adventure

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ICELAND celand, the land of fire and ice, has captivated travelers for centuries with its dramatic landscapes, awe-inspiring natural wonders, and unique culture. Situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, this island nation is home to a rare juxtaposition of active volcanoes, expansive glaciers, rugged fjords, and serene hot springs. I n this expose, we?ll delve into I celand?s most breathtaking sights, from volcanic powerhouses to frozen glaciers, while exploring the country?s unique climate and vibrant cultural scene.

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I celand's history is deeply rooted in its Viking heritage and unique geographic position in the North Atlantic. The island was first settled in the late 9th century by Norse explorers, led by I ngólfr Arnarson, who arrived from Norway around 874 AD. Early settlers established farms

and developed a society based on the Alþingi, one of the world?s oldest parliaments, founded in 930 AD at Þingvellir. This era is famously recorded in the I celandic sagas, narratives that blend history and mythology to recount the lives of settlers and their struggles.

I n the 13th century, I celand fell under Norwegian rule, followed by a Danish monarchy in 1380. Despite periods of hardship, including plagues and volcanic eruptions, I celand maintained a distinct cultural identity. I n 1944, amid World War I I , I celand declared independence from Denmark and became a republic. Since then, it has grown into a progressive, prosperous nation celebrated for its environmental consciousness, renewable energy innovations, and vibrant cultural heritage.

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Beautiful color ful volcanic m ountains Landm annalaugar in Iceland

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Stuðlagil Canyon Stuðlagil Canyon is a breathtaking natural wonder in East I celand, famous for its impressive basalt column formations and vivid blue-green glacial river that runs through it. Formed thousands of years ago, this canyon emerged as glaciers retreated, allowing the Jökla River to carve out a path and reveal the striking hexagonal basalt columns that now line the canyon walls. The river was once more turbulent, but a hydroelectric project in the area reduced its flow, making it safer to access and revealing the canyon's unique formations and clear water. Stuðlagil has become a popular destination for hikers and photographers, offering an unforgettable view of one of I celand?s most awe-inspiring geological treasures.

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WoodenViking A Viking was a seafaring Scandinavian warrior, trader, and explorer from the late eighth to early eleventh centuries. Known for their advanced maritime skills, Vikings embarked on voyages across Europe, Asia, and North America, engaging in raids, trade, and exploration. They hailed from the regions now known as Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, bringing Norse culture, art, and mythology wherever they traveled.

Vikings were also settlers and farmers, establishing communities in the lands they reached, including parts of England, I reland, Greenland, and even briefly in North America. Although they were often depicted as ruthless warriors, the Vikings were also skilled artisans, farmers, and traders, and their influence can be seen in various aspects of modern European culture.

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I celand's glaciers are breathtaking natural wonders, covering about 11% of the country?s landscape. These massive ice formations, like Vatnajökull? the largest glacier in Europe? shape I celand's unique topography and are a key element of its natural beauty. Glaciers like Langjökull and Svínafellsjökull not only serve as stunning backdrops for travelers but also play a critical role in I celand?s ecosystem, feeding rivers and creating diverse landscapes through their slow movement over centuries. However, these glaciers are increasingly threatened by climate change, with some retreating rapidly, bringing urgency to preservation efforts in this land of fire and ice.

crater l akes I celand is home to several stunning crater lakes, formed by volcanic activity that shaped much of the island's unique landscape. These lakes, such as Kerið and Víti, are nestled within volcanic craters, showcasing vibrant colors and offering visitors a look into I celand?s dynamic geological past. Kerið, in the Grímsnes area, is known for its brilliant turquoise water set against striking red volcanic rock, creating a vivid natural contrast. Víti, located within the Krafla caldera in northern I celand, means "hell" in I celandic? a nod to the steaming geothermal areas surrounding it. Crater lakes in I celand not only attract nature lovers and photographers but also highlight the ever-present geothermal energy and volcanic forces beneath the surface.

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TopPl acesto Visit Reyk j avi k I celand?s capital is both quaint and cosmopolitan, filled with colorful houses, vibrant street art, and an impressive culinary scene. Landmarks like Hallgrímskirkja, the Harpa Concert Hall, and the Sun Voyager sculpture showcase I celand?s artful and minimalist design ethos. Reykjavik is the ideal starting point for exploring the country, offering excursions into the I celandic wilderness while introducing visitors to local culture.

The Golden Circle, this popular tour ist route includes three m ust -see sites: - Þi n gvel l i r N at i on al Par k : A UNESCO World Heritage site where visitors can stand between two tectonic plates (North American and Eurasian), which are slowly drifting apart.

- Geysi r Geot h er m al Ar ea: Home to the Strokkur geyser, which erupts every few minutes, sending boiling water up to 30 meters in the air.

- Gu l l f oss W at er f al l : Often called the "Golden Falls," Gullfoss tumbles down two tiers with a force that is both powerful and mesmerizing.

Th e Bl u e L agoon This geothermal spa in a lava field is an iconic I celandic experience. The mineral-rich, milky-blue waters are not only visually stunning but also therapeutic, making it a must-visit for relaxation and rejuvenation. Pro-tip: Arrive early to avoid crowds and get the full serene experience.

Jök u l sár l ón Gl aci er L agoon I n the southeastern region, this glacial lagoon offers surreal views of floating icebergs, some of which are hundreds of years old. The nearby Diamond Beach, where chunks of ice wash up on black sand, is equally captivating and a photographer's dream.

Sn æf el l sn es Pen i n su l a Often described as "I celand in miniature," this area offers diverse landscapes, including volcanic craters, waterfalls, and the majestic Snæfellsjökull Glacier. The Kirkjufell Mountain, famously shaped like an arrowhead, is one of I celand?s most photographed natural wonders.

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Volcanoes and Glacier s: The Dual Nature of Iceland

remote regions near Vatnajökull National Park, where light pollution is minimal.

Cultur al Highlight s I celand?s location on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge makes it one of the most geologically active places on Earth. The country is dotted with both active and dormant volcanoes, which continuously reshape the landscape.

Eyj af j al l aj ök u l l : Perhaps the world?s most famous I celandic volcano, Eyjafjallajökull erupted in 2010, causing widespread air traffic disruptions.

Today, it?s a popular site for guided tours that include hiking, glacier walking, and even exploring ice caves.

H ek l a: Known as the "Gateway to Hell" in medieval times, Hekla has erupted over 20 times since 874. I ts imposing figure can be explored via hiking trails that lead to views of the volcanic craters and surrounding countryside.

Vat n aj ök u l l Gl aci er : Europe?s largest glacier, Vatnajökull covers over 8% of I celand. Within Vatnajökull National Park, visitors can witness otherworldly ice caves, glacier walks, and even the remnants of past volcanic eruptions encased in ice.

I celand?s population may be small, but its culture is mighty. Music and literature have strong roots, with sagas recounting the nation?s Viking heritage. Modern-day Reykjavik hosts music festivals like Airwaves, where local and international artists perform, while the I celandic Symphony Orchestra is a must for classical music lovers. I celand?s unique culinary scene is an experience in itself; traditional dishes like hákarl (fermented shark) offer a taste of I celandic heritage, while New Nordic cuisine showcases the country?s local, sustainable ingredients.

Why Iceland is a M ust -Visit I celand?s allure lies in its untouched nature, contrasting elements of fire and ice, and a people who have adapted to one of the world?s most rugged environments with resilience and creativity. Whether you?re drawn by the promise of a serene soak in a geothermal lagoon, the excitement of witnessing volcanic landscapes, or the chance to see the northern lights, I celand is an adventure like no other, offering memories that will last a lifetime.

Weather : A Tale of Extrem es I celand?s weather is famously unpredictable, with sunny skies one moment and rain or snow the next. The country experiences cool summers, with average temperatures around 10-13°C (50-55°F), and cold winters, with temperatures near 0°C (32°F) in coastal areas.

This unique climate is influenced by the Gulf Stream, which moderates the winter chill, yet also brings heavy winds.

While it may seem harsh, I celand?s weather is part of its appeal. Tourists must pack for all four seasons, often experiencing rain, snow, and sunshine in a single day.

The Nor ther n Light s: Nature?s Dazzling Light Show Between September and April, I celand is one of the best places on Earth to witness the aurora borealis. The dance of green, purple, and pink lights across the sky is an ethereal experience that draws visitors from around the world.

Optimal viewing locations include the northern towns of Akureyri and Í safjörður, as well as the

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Hvít serkur Hvítserkur is a dramatic rock formation located along the eastern shore of the Vatnsnes Peninsula in northern I celand. Standing about 15 meters (49 feet) tall, it resembles a giant sea creature, often likened to a drinking dragon or a rhino.

Hvítserkur is made of basalt and has been shaped over time by natural erosion, with two large holes at its base that give it an almost animal-like appearance. This unique rock structure has been further reinforced with concrete at its base to protect it from the relentless ocean waves. Seabirds, such as gulls and fulmars, frequently nest on Hvítserkur, adding life to this striking, isolated formation. I t?s a popular spot for photography, especially during sunrise or sunset, when the light enhances its rugged texture against the backdrop of the North Atlantic.

Photography by I liyan Dukov

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FeaturedStories| Fur Fashion

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Photo by Marco Wolff Designer Tiara Peach Hamlon

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Planet Fashion went to Iceland with FGM Bespoke sustainable fur company.

The otherworldly backdrop provided an incredible landscape for our fall layout.

CELI A EVANS FOUNDER OF PLANETFASHI ONTV

This impressive FGM Bespoke fur line has been a staple at New York Fashion Week many times, and has been seen in fashion weeks around the world. . The company has 7 store locations across the US, and they literally have every kind of style of clothing with fur and leather that is imaginable. Created by designer Tiara Peach who originally launching a leather accessory line she transitioned into Fur ready wear clothing designs. She has a passion for re-inventing fur. She is Educating people about fur and reminding them how sustainable it is and how nothing goes to waste? and then showing them that fur is not just for a one-day event. I t?s now every day and year-round.

I t?s no longer about the weather but about fashion.

Planet Fashion is a media production, events and influencer marketing agency, based in Miami, Florida. Owned by Celia Evans, the company also created unique photo campaigns for brands. Each year the company also produces upscale events and runway shows all over the world for Milan Fashion Week, The Cannes Film Festival, London Fashion Week, Art Basel, Miami Swimwear Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week and more. PLANET FASHI ON has worked with clients including: Roberto Cavalli, Dsquared2, Lacoste, Levis, Versace, Custo Barcelona, Metamorphose Paris, Adore Me, Forever 21, Oh Polly, Pretty Little Things, Lamborghini, Porsche Design. www.planetfashiontv.com

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FeaturedStories| Fur Fashion Photo by Marco Wolff Designer Tiara Peach Hamlon

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TI ARA PEACH-HAMLON DESI GNER

MEET THE DESIGNER

Photo by Marco Wolff

Tiara Peach-Hanlon, fondly known in the fashion world as The Furry Godmother, has been a creative force in the industry for over 25 years. Hailing from Chicago, I llinois, Tiara has always gravitated toward the arts, from makeup artistry to high-end fashion design, infusing her unique touch into everything she creates.

During the Covid lockdown, Tiara entered the fur industry with her husband, John, who pivoted to online sales when their stores were forced to close. John?s self-taught skills in digital marketing and web design became the perfect vehicle for launching their fur products online, reaching clients across the country.

Tiara?s passion for creativity, fashion, and marketing has transformed their brand into a nationwide phenomenon, redefining fur as a sustainable, everyday luxury. Her line showcases fur in a modern, unapologetic light, breaking stereotypes by proving it?s not just for winter wear. Her designs have graced television, influencers, and celebrities, establishing fur as a staple of versatile, sustainable fashion. With a bold vision of sparking a fur renaissance, Tiara's work is as much about crafting innovative styles as it is about promoting eco-conscious, everyday luxury.

Marco Wolff is a photographer with a unique ability to create a deep connection with the people in front of his lens. Through this close bond, he understands how his subjects can best express their emotions and messages. Especially in fashion and dance photography, where expression and physicality play a central role, he excels at capturing the essence of his subjects in a distinctive way. His work? whether in photography or video? not only conveys elegance and sophistication but also carries an emotional depth that immediately resonates with the viewer.

MARCO WOLFF PHOTOGRAPHER

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Photo by Marco Wolff Designer Tiara Peach Hamlon

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L A I C E TS N MA K I N G MEM O RI ES

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Special Events | Spotlight on Paris

SPO TLIGH o n Pa ris

CREATIVM AG CONTINUES TO M AKE AN IM PACT IN PARIS. CREATI V MAGAZI NE made waves in Paris this summer, marking its presence in style through an exciting collaboration with CLEGG, the avant-garde eyewear brand. The two teamed up for a series of exclusive events that combined fashion, media, and lifestyle under one Parisian skyline. Together, they co-hosted dynamic gatherings, blending the magazine's fresh approach to media with CLEGG's unique eyewear designs, which captivated both local influencers and international attendees. This joint venture did more than just showcase stylish frames; it expanded CREATI V MAGAZI NE's influence, helping the brand carve out a distinctive niche in the vibrant Parisian scene, strengthening its footprint and setting the stage for future collaborations in the city.

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Lux Private prides itself in providing a door-to-door luxury concierge service for high-end travelers, offering a personalized service that caters to the unique needs and preferences of discerning individuals during their travels. This service goes beyond traditional concierge offerings and focuses on providing an unparalleled level of comfort, convenience, and customization. Lux Private is committed to transforming your travel into a bespoke and indulgent experience, ensuring every detail is meticulously curated for your ultimate satisfaction. Welcome to a world where luxury knows no bounds.

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Special Events | Iceland Fashion Week

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PORNOGRAPHERS MarcoWol ff Jeff Guarino Robert Arnar

ICELAND

D IVERS ITY IN FA S H IO N

ORGANIZERS Founder EFWICarl ottaTateOlason Co-Founder EFWIBarbaraNyakinyua BiancaHal lveig

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Special Events | Iceland Fashion Week

Erlendur FASHION WEEK ICELAND Erlend ur Fa shion Week Icela nd 2024 Conclud es with a Specta cula r Showca se of Loca l a nd Interna tiona l Ta lents.

Founder EFWI Car l ot t a Tat e Ol ason

Co-Founder EFWI Bar bar a N yak i n yu a

Bi an ca H al l vei g

Erlendur Talent Agency the organizers behind the fashion week are thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the first international Fashion Week I celand held from September 18th to 22nd, 2024.

The event was a success, held at the iconic Whales of I celand Museum captivated audiences during the Runway Shows on September 20th and 21st Where designers from I celand and across the globe presented their innovative collections. The unique backdrop of the museum, with its immersive marine setting, provided the perfect stage for a fusion of cutting-edge designs, and diverse cultural influences.

Erlendur Fashion Week I celand was organized by Erlendur Talent Agency, a dynamic talent agency in I celand led by three visionary women, whose mission is to promote cultural diversity in front and behind the camera, connect the best talents, and foster creativity without borders.

Founded by Carlotta Tate-Olason, a health psychologist and the founder of Erlendur Magazine. And Barbara Nyakinyua, designer of I tuura bags, international fashion model with an impeccable eye for aesthetics. As well as Bianca Hallveig Sigurdardottir, a New York Fashion Week billboard model and stylist with a

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natural flair for design, art, and fashion.

EFWI 2024 Fashion Week ended, leaving an unforgettable mark on the global fashion calendar and I celand . The event featured a brilliant lineup of designers from across the globe, including talents from the USA, I celand, the Philippines, the UK, and Netherlands.

With over 400 attendees present during the two-day runway show, EFWI 2024 proved to be an exciting melting pot of creativity and culture, bringing together industry professionals, fashion lovers, influencers, and celebrities alike.

Designers wowed the audience with innovative collections that drew on unique cultural influences while embracing modern design trends.

The Coleman group were also instrumental in the success of the fashion week. They co-produce the shows and train the models and the backstage team.

BREAKD OWN Sep t 18 t h : Op en i n g of EFW Sep t 19t h : Pan el D i scu ssi on - Fashion Beyond Borders: Celebrating Cultural Diversity in Fashion - Fashion Forward: Navigating the Evolution of Fashion and Technology Sep t 20 & 21: Ru n w ay Sh ow s Featuring international and I celandic designers at The Whales of I celand Museum.

Sep t 22n d : D esi gn er Exh i bi t i on an d N et w or k i n g

"We are overwhelmed by the success and response to EFWI 2024," said Carlotta Tate Olason, Event Director. "This year?s event demonstrated the power of fashion to connect people across borders, showcasing the immense talent and diversity of our featured designers."

Looking to the Future With the success of this year?s edition, the excitement is already building for EFWI 2025, which promises to feature even more groundbreaking designers and innovative fashion. ?The response to this year?s event has been incredible, and we?re already planning for an even bigger and better EFWI next year,? ( Eva Model ) For more information on EFWI 2024 and to revisit this year?s highlights, visit Erlendur Fashion Week I celand | Fashion Week | Reykjavík, I celand

PARTICIPATING DESIGNERS 1. Dovile Riebschlager, U SA 2. Hulda B. Ágústsdóttir, I cel an d 3. Mayeth Codoy Snarøya, Ph i l i p p i n es 4. Sigurey Reynisdóttir, I cel an d 5. Simna LDN, U K 6. Sprayground, U SA 7. Addy van den Krommenacker, N et h er l an d s 8. Dushka Durie, Fr an ce 9. Goda Latvy?s, U SA 10. Anton Bjarki Olsen, I cel an d 11. Helga Bjornsson, I cel an d 12. Sigríður Júlía Bjarnadóttir, I cel an d 13. Kwame Konar Koranteng, Gh an a 14. Alice Olivia Clarke, I cel an d 15. Arndís Jóhannsdóttir, I cel an d 16. Fawencha Rosa, I cel an d / H ai t i 17. Emma Shannon, U K / I cel an d 18. Ýr Þrastardóttir/ Another Creation, I cel an d 19. Tiara Peach Fur and Leather, U SA

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Leather Sigurey Reynisdóttir

Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Tiara Peach Fur and Leather Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Special Events | Iceland Fashion Week Designer Addy Van Den Krommenacker Photographerd by Robert Arnar

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Designer Addy Van Den Krommenacker Photographerd by Robert Arnar

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DoviArt Fashion by Dovile Pareika Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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DoviArt Fashion by Dovile Pareika Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Special Events | Iceland Fashion Week

Designer Kwame Konar Koranteng Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Designer Kwame Konar Koranteng Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Designer Goda Latvys Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Designer Goda Latvys Photographerd by Jeff Guarino

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Special Events | Iceland Fashion Week

Another Creation by Ýr Þrastardóttir Photographerd by Robert Arnar

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Another Creation by Ýr Þrastardóttir Photographerd by Robert Arnar

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volcanic crater lake is a lake in a crater that was formed by explosive activity or a collapse during a volcanic eruption.There are multiple blue lakes in the I celandic Highlands, including lakes in volcanic craters and other blue lakes:

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H na usa pollur La ke A dazzling blue lake in a volcanic crater that formed about 11,000 years ago. The lake's striking blue color contrasts with the darker browns, greens, and grays of the surrounding landscape.

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sulphurous, opaque blue water. The water temperature is usually around 22?30°C, and visitors can bathe in the lake. However, the area is remote and the roads are challenging, so visitors should be aware of slippery paths and hot mud.

Fr oststa sta ða va tn A blue lake located behind the Rhyolite Ridge, north of the wardens' hut at Landmannalaugar.

The lake is popular with anglers and is rich with trout and arctic char.

H olm sa r lon A big blue lake in the Highlands that's accessible by 4x4 vehicle

A geothermal lake in a caldera on the shores of Öskjuvatn that's known for its warm,

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