DIGITAL - June 2018 issue #6 - ENGLISH

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CONTENTS 146

58 Contents 5 Editor’s letter 6 Sepia Beach cover story 8 Blue Spring editorial 16 Catch Me editorial 22 Top fashion illustrators article 34 Pastel Vibe editorial 36 Spot On! editorial 42 Broken Elegance editorial 50 Omnia editorial 58 Attractive editorial 66 Ready for Summer? article 72 Candy Says editorial 74 Modern Sense editorial 82 Future Connections editorial 90 Gemy Maalouf article 96 Ethnic Glory editorial 98 Color Power editorial 106 Urban Nostalgia editorial 112 Latest Art article 119 Floral Essence editorial 120 Grown Up Glitter editorial 126 More Close editorial 132 Latest Accessories article 137 Deep in Chinatown editorial 138 Perfectionist editorial 146

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COVER STORY Photography Detlef Schneider c/o Kathrin Hohberg Style Adelaida Cue Bär c/o Nina Klein

Hair Style, Makeup Melanie Schoene c/o Nina Klein Model Beauise

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c/o Blow Models Retoucher Daniel Bauer c/o Blink Imaging

EDITOR’S LETTER

Happy June

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efinitely my favorite month of the year.

Not just because I was born in June, but because it is the moment that marks the arrival of summer. Finally the cold weather end and the prospect of beaches, sea, sun creams and sandals makes everything more positive.

Watching inside the issue you will find lots of beauty tips to get to the sea with modeling hair and skin, the latest accessory trends to stay on top and the art shows we found interesting to report this month.

We also show you the new 2019 collection of the wedding dresses brand Gemy Maalouf, to become dreamy fairies of haute couture.

Editor-in-chief Facebook: @marta.forgione Instagram: @martaforgione

Marta Forgione

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SEPIA BEACH

Photography Detlef Schneider c/o Kathrin Hohberg | Style Adelaida Cue Bär c/o Nina Klein Hair Style, Makeup Melanie Schoene c/o Nina Klein using Aveda and Mac cosmetics Model Beauise c/o Blow Models | Retoucher Daniel Bauer c/o Blink Imaging

On Cover: Jacket Chloe Top Pallas Paris Glasses Mango Here and opening: Coat Musswessels Shirt Helmut Lang Tie Hugo Boss Vest Calvin Klein Pants Sandro Shoes Pierre Hardy Hat Vintage

Coat Sandro Shirt Self Portrait Skirt Michael Kors Shoes DROMe Opposite: Dress Victoria Beckham

Dress Michael Kors Belt Closed Opposite: Coat Sandro Shirt Self Portrait Skirt Michael Kors Shoes DROMe

Dress Michael Kors Opposite: Coat Max Mara vintage Pants Acne Studios Shoes Simone Rocha Turtleneck Jil Sander

BLUEspring

Photography Das Kartell | Model Helene c/o Eastwestmodels | Makeup Shari using MAC cosmetics, Inglot, Chanel | Retoucher Maeva Tatiana

Catch Me Photography Patrick Schwalb Style Ulli Biernacki Model Sisipho Ntsabo c/o ice Models Makeup Robyn Nissen DOP Maik Denecke Assistant Phelo Ngedle Production Manager Raymond Elder Production First Production Capetown

Opening: Dress Temperley London Shoes Balenciaga Earrings Azzedine Alaia Vintage Here: Shirt Miss Port by YDE Pants PS by Paul Smith Shoes Jimmy Choo Glasses Le Specs Enchantress Opposite: Top Isabel Marant Skirt Les Copains Shoes & other stories Belt Nanni Visor Lanvin

Dress Diane Von Furstenberg Shoes Stuart Weitzman Opposite: Shirt Diane von Furstenberg Skirt Carven

Coat Reserved Shoes Balenciaga Opposite: Suit PS by Paul Smith Shirt Equipment Belt & other stories Earrings Azzedine Alaia Vintage

Top Blumarine Skirt Marc Jacobs Opposite: Suit Paul & Joe Shoes Stuart Weitzman

Dress: Halston Heritage Shoes: Balenciaga

Alina Grinpauka illustrations for Sky&More

Alina Grinpauka illustrations for Sky&More

TOP FASHION

illustrators

No doubt this is one of the most artistic and creative sides of fashion, the world of illustrators makes the fashionista public dream and can fully satisfy the designers needing to be told by something truly unique.

Watercolor, pastels, pantone, colored pencils, collage, there are a thousand techniques and they are often combined together. Some even insert digital parts but the best illustrations remain those where the hands have worked on a sheet. Clean or crude lines, very stylized figures or women reminiscent of the great cartoonists and pop culture; each artist tells us a piece of himself and his way of seeing fashion through his works.

ALINA GRINPAUKA She studied industrial design at the Art academy in Riga, Latvia and in New York. Recently Alina has collaborated on the illustration of a Cosmopolitan Latvia issue. Inspired by high fashion and everyday life moments, her portrayed women have a decisive and elegant look and the texture is important and magnetic; hand painted with charcoal, watercolor and acrylic.

The fashion illustration is for her a synthesis of style, story, emotion and moment. A human story, personal but shared that can be

rewritten

in

each

painting.

JESSICA DURRANT Based in Atlanta, Georgia. Her work is inspired by her travels around the globe, music, film, fashion, architecture, vintage illustration, and Scandinavian design. Her large client area include big names like Sephora, Jimmy Choo, Lancôme Paris, Kérastase, L’Oreal Paris, NYX Cosmetics just to name a few. Her work has been featured in many big magazines too; Harper’s Bazaar named her a fashion illustrator to follow on Instagram in both 2014 and 2015.

With this highly respected curriculum - not mentioned everything - it is clear that the future of this American girl is already written.

JEANETTE GETROST Nominated by Vogue as one of the most in demand and influential illustrators of the industry. Based in Los Angeles, California but she prclaimed herself as Francophila. The peculiarity of her works has quickly attracted the attention of high fashion brands and magazines including - to name a few - Dior, Louboutin, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Estee Lauder.

Her easily recognizable style - which is fundamental in this work - gives to drawings a timeless mood with a touch of humor, sketches appear elegant but decisive.

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PASTEL

vibe

Photography Sabine Liewald Style Goya Marini Model Juju c/o Munich models Makeup Kerstin Hajdu using Lancome Hair Style Kerstin Hajdu & Daniela Rรถdder Assistant Tilia Novotny

Shirt Viktor & Rolf

Here and back cover: Top Sandro Opposite: Top Valentino Couture Vintage

Shirt Kazu Couture Opposite: Dress Chloe Vintage

SPOTON !

Photography Kamil Rutkowski Style Marina Boll Hair Style & Makeup: Annika Jeck Models Terese and Sidney c/o IZAIO Photo assistant Jannik Hanne

Dress Andrew Majtenyi Earrings and ring Evra Opposite: Sequin blazer Malan Breton

Here and opening: Dress 2ndDay Belt Brenner Berlin Glasses Vintage

Blouse Prada Trousers Prada Shoes Balenciaga Glasses Belmto Opposite: Him: Suit Hugo Boss Shirt Etro Her: Dress Gestuz

Coat Susumu Ai Glasses Le specs I Fanny pack Brenner Berlin Opposite: Jacket Susumu Ai All glasses Vintage

Him: shirt The Kopples Trousers Sandro Paris Her: top Susumu Ai Jacket Susumu Ai Trousers Reiss Hat Gucci Opposite: Suit Sand Copenhagen Shirt Etro Shoes Doucal´s

Broken Elegance

Photography Weronika Kosińska Model Tosia c/o Specto Models Hair Style, Makeup Izabela Szelągowska using Chanel, MAC, Dior, Smashbox, Inglot, NARS

Dress your bed in the newest colourways of luxury bed linen and sink into layers of sumptuous sheets.

Find bedding sets designed for guests to feel at home and relaxed, cosy-soft sets and matching throws for the master bedroom.

NEXT.CO/UK

Hartford Bed from £599 | Meadow Bedset from £25 | Geo Cushion £12 Digestive Tray £24 | Lydford Table Lamp £100

OMNIA OMNIA Photography Cyril Saulnier c/o Balistarz Style Lily Celeste Chapman Model Appoline Rozhdestvenska c/o Balistarz Makeup Anna Volynskaya Retoucher Tzveta Stamatova

T-shirt - H&M Opening: Denim skirt -Dress Strawdivarius Flook the label Sneakers - H&M Sunglasses Prada Here: Hair scrunchy - H&Ms Top and skirt BIASA Opposite Underwear Nina des criquets Crop top - H&M Opposite: Shorts - Pull&Bear Top BIASA Cap -Bra H&M Adidas

Lingerie Nina des Criquets Top Made Culture Opposite: Skirt Biasa Top Heroine Hollow Underwear Nina des Criquets

Body Missguided Opposite: Dress Biasa

ATTRACTIVE

Photography Mitsu Watanabe Model Emily Hazeltina c/o MUSE MODEL MANAGEMENT Hair style Akira Nagano USING Bumble and Bumble Makeup Minako Kiuchi USING MAC COSMETICS, MAKEUP FOREVER, RMS, KRYOLAN

Dress Andrew Majtenyi Earrings and ring Evra Opposite: Sequin blazer Malan Breton

READY FOR SUMMER??

We all know what to do in summer; don’t put yourself in the sun with little protection, especially in the beginning, drink a lot, consume a lot of vitamin C, workout outdoor in the open air, take betacarotene supplement, etc.

To prepare the skin for the sun it is necessary to nourish and protect it in the city before, using appropriate cosmetics and creams, depending on your skin type but also depending on where you live. In cities with humid climates it is good not to overdo the fat moisturizers but to prefer the serum, while increasing the hydration when we are at sea or in dry and ventilated climates will be essential.

The hair, in the same way of the skin, are put to the test in the winter with the sudden changes in climate and in the summer they will end up weakening if we have not protected them in advance. So let’s see some “must have” to get to the sea in the best possible way, and continue to have radiant skin and shiny hair even in summer.

LATEST Beauty PROTECTIVE HAIR TREATMENT

The first alarm bell for the hair when we are at the sea is the loss of brightness, but the situation can get worse if we did not take care of our hair in winter. The ideal would be some restorative treatment in your salon before holidays, and then continuing the protection from the sun with very moisturizing oils if you have already badly damaged hair, such as Kérastase Soleil CC Cream. Even after the sea it is important to use protective adjuvants such as aloe gel, an excellent natural moisturizing ingredient that can be applied before shampooing.

SCRUB AWAY Exfoliation of the skin, that’s what we talk about. Indispensable ally all year round but above all to prepare us for summer. In fact, during the winter in the cities smog, polluting particles and impurities are blocked in the superficial layer of our skin. Thanks to the scrub we can eliminate all this in a mechanical way, massaging the product that has micro-granules able to eliminate the dead cells. The skin returns to have a healthy, soft and luminous appearance and is ready for the long-awaited holidays. We recommend that you do not use it more than one -two times a week.

Exfoliant Moussant Energisant Pour Le Corps sisley-paris.com

AFTER SUN - HYDRATATION

CONTINUOUS PROTECTION FOR FACE SKIN

The skin after the sun is absolutely to be kept under

The skin on your face is the one that is hit the most during the winter, so

control, as well as protecting it first. it’s something

it is advisable to help it with high or medium-high products, depending

that is often underestimated but after the shower

on your possibilities.

it really needs hydration. Perfect after-moisturizing

The cream of Chanel Hydra Beauty Micro Crème is perfect for this

and restorative balm from Collistar. An emulsion

purpose.

containing aloe vera with high moisturizing, emol-

This plumping and revitalizing cream is the perfect choice to strengthen

lient, refreshing and restorative properties. Light,

the skin and protect it from external aggressions all year round. Rich in

fresh, non-greasy and suitable for both face and

antioxidants, it is light as water but comfortable on the face like a cream.

body. It gives an immediate feeling of well-being.

Hydrates for 24 hours while leaving the skin non-greasy after application.

Reduces any redness. It restores the right degree of hydration leaving the skin soft and velvety.

CANDY SAYS

Photography Wolfe & Von | Style Amanda Lim | Model Marin C/O Freedom Makeup Caroline Hernandez | Hair Style Raina Leon | Ph Assistant Bryan Martinez

Opening: Dress Missoni Coat Shrimps Here: Duster Adriana Iglesias Pants Jenny Packham Bralette Vintage

Sweater  Ganni Shorts Adriana Iglesias Boots Stuart Weitzman

Lace bodysuit Chantelle Skirt J. Mende Opposite: Jumpsuit J. Mendel Fur coat Madiyah Al SharqiÂ

Full look J. Mendel Opposite: Coat Missoni Top Jacquemus

MODERN Photography Andreas Kusy Style Tatyana Deschner Hair Style, Makeup Cevin Bete Used Mac Cosmetics & Schwarzkopf Model Katrin Lafeline c/o Talents Models Munich

Sense

Coat Michael Michalsky Tights Fogal Swimsuit Norma Kamali Earrings Tory Burch Bracelet Loewe Shoes Jil Sander Opening: Dress Lavish Alice Belt Versace Shoes Jimmy Choo

Shirt Massimo Dutti Skirt Proenza Schouler Shoes Jil Sander Opposite Coat Michael Michalsky Tights Fogal Swimsuit Norma Kamali Earrings Tory Burch Bracelet Loewe Shoes Jil Sander

Blazer Alexander Mcqueen Pants Desigual Belt Max Mara Shoes Casadei Necklase Vintage Opposite: Top Max Mara

Top Stella Mccartney Bustier Kenzo Earrings Glamorous

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FUTURE

Connections

Photography Julio Barcena Style Patrycja Juraszczyk Model Joanna Stachniak c/o Fifth Models Makeup, Hair Style Virginia Marques using MAC cosmetics and Lancome Retouch Harrison Medeiros Location The CatWalk Studio

Jacket Dancassab Septum Fernando RodrĂ­guez

Opposite: Coat Custo Barcelona Crown made by stylist

Skirt as a Top Antik Batik Choker Thalatha Opposite: Jacket Custo Barcelona Earrings Fernando RodrĂ­guez

Editor’s letter

GEMY MAALOUF From Beirut to the world…Gemy Maalouf fuses signature craftsmanship of Lebanon with European modernity creating designs that are dreamy. With high-end wedding dresses and evening gowns, Maalouf brings the fairytale into your special occasions.

Worn by stars like Nicole Scherzinger, Iggy Azalea and Shakira the designer has set a powerful global image.

Growing up with his father’s fabric factory Gemy has evolved her sense of colours and materials. Finding inspiration from beauty, the designer nurtured her passion with couture in the world of fashion. Tailoring for young, sexy and modern women, Gemy Maalouf has become a go-to name for eveningwear.

by Alya Barutoglu

“The Royal Bride” | Bridal 2019 Collection | gemymaalouf.com

ETHNIC glory photography susanne spiel style teresa karpinska model amber orah c/o bareface models hair style, makeup nadine elias

Dress Andrew Majtenyi Earrings and ring Evra Opposite: Sequin blazer Malan Breton

Brocade Dress Paule Ka Jacket Purification Garcia Shoes Le Coq Sportif Socks Vintage Opening: Floral Cape Ayesha Depala Shirt Push Button

by ShopBop Trousers Sem Sem Shoes Balenciaga

Top and Waistcoat Purification Garcia Dress Carolina Herrera Shoes Le Coq Sportif Opposite: Turtleneck Malene Birger Shorts Adidas Jacket Adidas Originals

Top Taller Marmo Pants Sem Sem Bags Prada

Dotted Sweater Michael by Michael Kors Striped Sweater Sem Sem Pants Taller Marmo Headpiece Vintage

POWER

COLOR

Photography Anya Kharchenko Art direction/Make up/ Retouch Kate Fobia Model Kate L c/o Patriot model management All accessories from Dzerassa Gussoeva and Attribute Shop

Trousers Michael Sontag Top Dstm Opposite: Coat Michael Sontag Stockings Falke Shoes: lenaslovelyvintage.com

URBAN NOSTALGIA Photography Vasilis Topouslidis c/o D-tales creative agency Style Kelsie Jordan Model Nati Bondziuk c/o PRM Agency Hair Style, Makeup Stefi Bazavan

Opening: Body Wolford Dress La Perla Boots Aquazzura Here: Body Wolford Coat Amanda Wakeley Boots Masha Ma Opposite: Body Wolford Earrings Vintage

Here and opposite: Top I.AM.GIA Jumper Temperley Skirt Temperley

Body Wolford | Cape Ashi Studio | Trousers Temperley

LATEST Art

by Masha Mitrofanova

LONDON Fashioned from Nature

V&A On now- 27.01.2019

With sustainability on everybody’s mind, the fashion exhibition which explores in depth connection between nature and costume is not one to miss. Innovative fabrics and dyeing processes on display encourage the visitors to question materiality and the resource of their own attire.

Exhibition highlights include Emma Watson’s red carpet Calvin Klein gown and Stella McCartney design along with a unique historical collection of 18th century until now.

BERLIN Sprüth Magers 28.04.2018 - 8.09.2018

Kara Walker

Celebrated for her blunt representation of historical narratives towards African-American culture, Walker’s attitude challenges cultural beliefs and breaks the stigmatised notion of race. She is recognised for piercing storytelling through silhouetted wall works, drawings and videos. The Berlin Gallery currently showcasing the seventeen-minute film work Fall Frum Grace, Miss Pipi’s Blue Tale (2011), employing an ancient art of shadow puppetry, this at times disturbing and explicit art work shakes up viewer’s imagination.

PARIS Margiela, Les Années Hermès Martin Margiela is one of the most innovative and mysterious minds in the fashion industry.

MILAN Frida Kahlo, Beyond The Myth

Infamous for his ambiguity and refusal to follow

Frida Kahlo is a prominent fixture in modern culture. The popularisation of

the standard paradigm, this exhibition is a rare

her character whether through merch or down an Instagram feed is inevita-

look into the influential and avant-garde figure.

ble. The retrospective takes the viewer beyond her romantic relationship with

The show covers the collaboration between the de-

Diego Rivera, Kahlo’s fashion sense and activism. It is an intimate encounter

signer and the couture house Hermes from 1997-

of a woman baring her pain and putting it down on canvas. It is surely a mov-

2003 in contrast with Margiela’s own creations.

ing sight to see, whether you are a female or not.

Musée des Arts Décoratifs 22.03.2018 - 2.09.2018

Mudec 1.02.2018 - 3.06.2018

FLORALessence Photography Natascha Lindemann Model Marion Aichriedler c/o Brodybookings Makeup Laurie Ibsen using Make-up forever, Inglot, Chanel, Anastasia Beverly Hills, Huda Assistant ph Julia Eising Retouch Taufiq Rhamadan

Dress Andrew Majtenyi Earrings and ring Evra Opposite: Sequin blazer Malan Breton

Photography Elizabeth Gibson c/o Townsend London Style Nini Khatiblou Model Renne Meijer c/o Viva Model Managment Hairstyle Alex Price c/o Frank Agency Makeup Jaimee Thomas c/o Untitled London

Opening: Top Erdem Here: Dress David Koma

Top and Skirt Isabel Marant Rings Susannah Lovis Opposite: Dress, Mulberry

Dress Halpern Opposite: Dress Oscar de la Renta

moreclose

Photography Leo Rohrsetzer / Makeup Deborah Hoerz using MAC Cosmetics, Rouge Bunny Rouge, chanel / Model Kristina Ka c/o Most wanted

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LATEST Accessories

by Alya Barutoglu

CRYSTAL CLEAR If you want to see everything crystal clear for summer 2018, transparent bags are your go-to accessory. After Chanel’s show with transparent everything, plastic accessories have taken on the street style. This may not be the easiest trend to pull off yet there are styles that do the perfect mix. This experimental fashion piece can be your ‘statement’ for the summer!

1. Kaia Gerber during Chanel show SS 2018 2.Logo Print Clear PVC Tote, €813 PRADA matchesfashion.com

BANDANAS Another fashion icon from the seventies is shaping our accessory trends. Brigitte Bardot’s hairstyle is still valid for 2018. Bandanas are the cutest touch to your summer outfit. From your slip dresses to your boyfriend jeans, bandanas can shout ‘summer is here!’ with all of your looks. There are many ways of wearing a bandana so you can wear your favourite one over and over again for this season.

Printed Silk-Twill Headband, €250 VALENTINO net-a-porter.com

SEASHELL JEWELLERY Just out of the water! Seashells are taking over

SUMMER FRUITS

all over our jewellery. These shells were already a trend every summer. Throwback to your little self collecting seashells on the beach because that little girl is going to be very happy! Shell earrings, necklaces and rings are all over luxury brands and highstreet brands, so there is one for everyone!

Natural Large Puka Shell Bracelet with Gold Shell, €185 TOHUM shop.tohumdesign.com

Which fruit reminds you of summer the most? Cherries? Melon? Well lucky for you because fashion accessories have turned into a fruit salad. Aside from polka-dots, another print is very popular this season and it’s summer fruits. From bags to shoes, this mouth watering treats are now a fashion accessory!

Cherry Patent Leather Pumps, €790 GUCCI mytheresa.com

Deep In Chinatown Photography Daniel G Castrillon Style Dina Vibes Model Lenna Bedoyan c/o State management Hair Style Helene Marie Makeup Vanessa Law Ph assistants Larry Pang, Olivier Kpognon Stylist Assistant Olivia Castriota

Opening: Full look Anthony Thomas Galante | Here: Jacket Anthony Thomas Galante Shirt Nude | Pants Alessandro Enrique | Earring Irini Design | Rings by Anne Sisteron, Soledad Lowe, Morra Designs | Opposite: Blazer Julia Gurskaya | Pants Nude | Bra Caprice Brand | Choker Morra Designs |

Dress Byron Lars | Dress Narciss | Coat Gwen Salakaia Opposite: Blazer Narciss By Alise Trautmane | Shirt Byron Lars | Pants Yasya Minochkina | Loafers Weejun’s | Earrings Morra Designs | Rings Haywire Jewelry,Anne Sisteron

Dress Elmadawy New York |Earring: Morra Designs | Safety Pin Ring Haywire Jewelry | Ring Soledad Lowe | HeelsĂŹ Veerah Opposite: Shirt Jacqueline Then | Trousers Gwen Salakaia

perfectionist

Photography John Alm | Model Kristina c/o Berta Models Hair Style Alexandre Saint from Ribbon Hair salon using Aveda, Balmain Makeup Nacho Lugo using NYX, Chanel, Marc Jacobs, Lancome, MAC cosmetics

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