LUCY’S Magazine Vol. 28

LUCY’S VOL.28

Summer Fashion

RAMONA ATKIN

Editor in Chief & Publisher Graphic Designer 323-609-7090 * ALEXANDER GARCIA Contributing Fashion Editor * GAVIN ATKIN Editor Assistant * JESS HARR SUMMER LEE DAYNA MARIE AMANDA SZCZEMBARA Writers

CONTENTS JOSHUA PESTKA p.4 SAMANTHA PLEET p.12 FABIO MUNIS p.18 AMMY BERENT p.32 CARMEN ROSE p.40 CAYDENCE ARELLANO p.50 FABIANA DELCANTON p.52 EVGENIA SIZANYUK p.58 DARIA PEREV p.64 RYAN BATER p.70 JACK STEEL p.78 ALEXANDRA WENZ p.86 MEIJI NGUYEN p.92

ADAM JAMES RICHARDSON p.100 MOISES RAMIREZ p.106 BAILEY ROBB p.108 HOLLY PARKER p.114 DANIELA LAZAR p.122 Contributors

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Thank you for reading the Summer Fashion Issue, it is one of the few issues that has over

100 pages. I will have to blame all the amazing submissions we have received in the last month.

The cover story is shot by Fabiana Delcanton, one of my favorite photographers that enspires me every single day!

LUCY’S team will be traveling across Europe this summer; can’t wait to meet many of you!

I would like to thank Summer Lee for putting together one of my favorite interviews so far, and for being amazing to work with.

We are now accepting editorials for our August FALL Fashion Print Issue! Send in your submissons by July 12th or sooner.

Please check our website for mood boards and guidelines:

www.lucysmagazine.com

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COVER CREDITS model LINI KENNEDY @linik2 @ SELECT MODEL MANAGEMENT @selectmodelmgmt photography FABIANA DELCANTON @fabianadel make up KERRY WHITE @_makeupbykerry hair CHELSEA HUNTLEY @chelsea_huntley styling NATALIE HOLBOURNS @natalieholbourns top STELLA NOVA corsage/necklace ASOS

BACK COVER CREDITS photographer CARMEN ROSE www.carmenrose.com.au @carmenrosephotographer models LOTTIE @ VIVIENS www.viviensmodels.com.au @lottieaaa SIMONA @azaleamodels www.azaleamodels.com.au @simonaberic stylist MEGGY SMITH www.meggy-smith.squarespace.com @meggysmithstylist makup BERNICE MANSFIELD www.bernicemakeupartist.com @bernicemakeupartist hair LYNDAL SALMON at biba academ @lyndalsalmon hair assistant COURTNEY TREYVAUD at BIBA ACADEMY @hootymama @bibaacademy SILVANA TEDESCO top MADELEINE SINCO jacket

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JULIE top NANETTE LEPORE necklace and ring SOLA SHOWROOM PHOENIX top REISS earrings SOLA SHOWROOM photography JOSHUA PESTKA www.joshuapestka.com @ SEAMINX @joshua.pestka models JULI @ RE:QUEST @julie_verlo PHEONIX @ WILHELMINA @pheonixanderson_ styling ALISON HERNON www.alisonhernon.viewbook.com @ AGENCY GERARD ARTISTS @718blonde assistant stylist ALI CLAIRE MARINO @aliclairemerino makeup BRIT COCHRAN using TARTE COSMETICS www.britcochran.com ART DEPARTMENT @britcochran10 hair MAGGIE CONNOLY using ORIBE www.maggieconnolly.work @maggieconnolly1 manicurist RACHEL SHIM @ ABTP using CHANEL www.abtp.com/manicurists/rachel-shim @rachelshimnails

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A POP OF VIBRANT COLOR ON THE EYE IS ONE OF THE HOTTEST MAKEUP TRENDS FOR SUMMER 17. PHOTOGRAPHER JOSHUA PESTKA CAPTURES MODELS JULI AND PHEONIX WITH THEIR

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PROVING THAT EVERY SKIN TONE CAN SLAY THIS LOOK. MAKEUP ARTIST BRIT COCHRAN FRAMES THE EYES USING TARTE COSMETICS EYELINERS, LEAVING THE CENTER OF THE MODELS’ LIDS CLEAN AND SLIGHTLY GLOSSY. PAIR THIS ARCHITECTURAL LINER WITH JUST BEEN KISSED SKIN AND CAREFREE HAIR, AND YOU’RE GUARANTEED TO STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT AT EVERY ROOFTOP PARTY THIS SUMMER! caption by DAYNA MARIE makeup artist + journalist @themakeupartivist www.themakeupartivist.com

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bracelet and necklace ALEXIS BITTAR dress ALL SAINTS opposite page jacket, shirt, and skirt REISS necklace BEN AMUN earrings and ring SOLA SHOWROOM

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top REISS ring ALEXIS BITTAR both necklaces SOLA SHOWROOM earrings SOLA SHOWROOM opposite page shirt ALL SAINTS earrings SOLA SHOWROOM cuff BEN AMUN LOOK

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top REISS earrings and bracelet BEN AMUN opposite page dress REISS all jewelry SOLA SHOWROOM

an interview with

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SAMANTHA PLEET

by SUMMER LEE @summerannelee Samantha Pleet is a New York City-based independent fashion brand, founded in 2007 by Samantha and her husband, Patrick. Their goal is to provide whimsical and dreamy apparel to the magically-inclined woman, which they have achieved through their twenty meticulously curated collections. Well-known for her trance-inducing prints and use of fairytale motifs, Samantha’s line began with dresses, rompers, and separates, but has expanded to now include denim, outerwear, and swim.

Some celebrity fans include Jenny Slate, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Lena Dunham, Tavi Gevinson, Lorde, HAIM, Jenny Lewis, and Meredith Graves. The brand also receives regular media attention by publications such as Vogue, Nylon, Rookie, Refinery 29, Galore, Wonderland, and Oyster. On a chilly afternoon in Brooklyn, I sat down with Samantha in her beautiful home to inquire about her inspirations, motivations, and musings on motherhood.

Q: You are a self-proclaimed “designer of magical clothing”. What does that mean to you?

A: If you look back at the designers that inspire me, like Elsa Schiaparelli, it’s all about a sense of whimsical details and prints. I think since I started my line ten years ago, we’ve really been known for that - and for having a sense of humor. It’s not like anything else out there. It’s really my goal to create clothes that are pieces of art onto themselves, like you’re wearing a painting. Like my very first print—the illuminated print—has unicorns and mystical plants and there’s just definitely a sense of magic in it. It just comes out. I think my customers love to feel that way too, draped in something so magical.

Q: Your Spring Summer 2017 collection, “Midsummer Dream”, featured a Black Wallpaper Print inspired by your grandmother’s house.

Do you have a more emotional connection to that print?

A: My grandmother is my biggest muse. She is incredible - her house is like a miniature Madonna inn. All the wallpaper is from the sixties, everything is so curated with all of these knick-knacks and art and paintings. She decorated it all herself, and it’s like her masterpiece. That’s what she did for her job, basically, was this house. It’s a work of art in itself. Whenever I go there, I always maybe over-do the photos. I once

had a film shoot and had sixteen people in her house, and she had to take a Valium and was like ‘Never again’. So now, every time I go, it makes it even more special because I’ll sneak a friend into a room and we’ll take some photos, because I don’t want to scare her.

So, I had this vision actually, for a photograph with someone wearing a dress

with matching wallpaper, and that’s where it came from. My husband and I were just up there for dinner and we brought a few things, and were like ‘Let’s just shoot them in the bathroom really quick!’ I feel so lucky to have such a magical place like that.

Q: Your prints are very whimsical, and have featured flowers, unicorns, and even Alice in Wonderland motifs. Are fairytales a large source of inspiration for you?

A: Oh, definitely. I’m very nostalgic. I had this really magical upbringing, and I was really into reading stories, and dressing up, and creating plays. I feel like even now, I’ll go on a vacation with friends, and we’ll end up doing a beautiful photoshoot, and we’ll enter that realm. That’s something that I really love, and don’t want to ever lose as I grow up. I think it’s really important to hold on to some of that nostalgia. Now that I have my own daughter, it’s really coming out again. I’m so excited to show her all these stories.

I feel like this is our folklore - these fairytales are handed down through generations for hundreds of years. It’s something that’s almost like, a piece of history, and you can’t avoid it in anything that we do. I just can’t help but love to explore that, and use it as a medium for making something relevant today that I see in our society. History repeats itself, and it’s almost like a word of warning. Fairytales - the original ones - have a dark side to them, and that’s what I’m really interested in. My clothes definitely have a darkness in all their beauty and happiness. Even in the prints for our summer collection, there are beautiful shells, and landscapes, and anchors, but then you have that hand, drowning in the water. I think that really describes what Samantha Pleet is all about. It’s a little hauntingly beautiful.

Q: Do you feel your designs are more vintage-inspired, or more modern?

A: I don’t think they’re vintage-inspired at all. I think that all designers reference history somewhat, because you have to start from somewhere, but I hand-drape and do all my own patterns. When I first started, people used to pigeonhole me into the vintagelooking-designer-thing, also because that was what was stylish at the time. I love vintage, but I really love making things that are relevant today. I don’t follow trends - I wouldn’t necessarily say my clothes are trendy, but there’s something timeless about them. I love to experiment with new details, and draping, like when I did the Tabernacle dress with the twist details. That’s something I’ve been doing for like the last six years. It has this extremely modern look, but it also looks timeless. There’s almost like a renaissancemodernism to everything I do.

Q: How do you choose what colors go into your designs?

A: I imply a lot of color theory. I went to school for fine art before I started fashion, and it’s something I’ve always loved experimenting with - looking to see what colors go with other colors, coming up with unexpected palettes. It’s something I do in the beginning of the design process. I have tons of swatches, and I’m making custom colors, and holding up everything next to each other and trying to create a story. I also look at everything and think ‘This needs to be a flattering color that you’ll actually want to wear, but a little bit unexpected’. You also want to have a balanced collection - I like to have the same amount of warm and cool. It’s very important to me, what it looks like on a

rack, when it’s all laying together. I like to have a spectrum effect, like a little rainbow.

Q: Some of your pieces feature beautiful embroidery touches. How do you use embroidery in your designs in ways that you cannot use fabric?

A: We do production at a small fair trade factory in India, and people there are amazing at embroidery. So we thought, ‘Oh, look at all these really traditional embroidery techniques and designs! What if we came up with something totally modern and unexpected, and employed that to typical embroidery?’ At the time that we started doing this, I hadn’t really seen a lot of people doing that. I hand-drew all of the motifs, like the little icons and badges that I would then embroider onto the clothing. It just came out so amazing. The three-dimensionality of it just feels like more of an object that you’re creating. The first time I did it, back in 2011 or something, I took velvet fabric and I embroidered stars on it and made it look like a galaxy. It was so three-dimensional and beautiful. Some stars were bigger, some smaller, and it looked like it was this magical cloth. It took so long to figure out how to factory-make it, and when it finally came out, it was beautiful. Then the next time I did it, I did the Joan of Arc motif - I took objects that I felt represented her life - I had an arrow with a head chopped off, a hand, I had the Joan of Arc head, and swords, and a braid, and I took those things and created this all-over embroidery. It was really like you were in that world when you were wearing it. Then I also created a seal for her, on top of a cape dress, where it was her head and hearts and drips, and all these magical motifs that I drew and then we scanned into the computer, redrew it, then sent it to the factory and picked our three colors. It’s just really amazing what you can do. I did the same treatment with Queen Elizabeth I for Fall - I just felt it was so relevant to do Queen Elizabeth, especially right now with this yearning for a strong female leader. She was the most educated woman of her generation and had an entire era named after her.

For Summer/Spring ’17 which is out now, we did these little embroidered

lime slices that kind of give a refreshing twist and make you look like a cocktail - and they’re removable with magnets! I feel like maybe I should sell them individually!

Q: Are you currently working on your Summer/Spring 2018 line? What are you pulling inspiration from?

A: I can’t tell you that! I wish, but it’s all still top secret! However, I can say that I am going to have shoes launching for Summer/Spring 2018!

Q: Has becoming a mother influenced your creativity, or given you new inspirations for your designs?

A: First of all, something to say about that - I feel like there’s a stigma for women about getting work done when you have a baby. People come up to me all the time and ask if I’ve had to step back from my line after having a baby, and I’m like ‘No, actually, it was completely the opposite!’ I felt like I had to double down, and work harder because now I have another mouth to feed. I also think in our society now, the gender roles are not so strict. My husband is the one who wakes up in the morning and makes breakfast for all of us. We take turns. Luckily we work together, so he’s home too. He lets me go out all the time and network, get things done - he’s like ‘You should go out and have fun!’ - but also, he’s more of a homebody. The two of us together make a team, and I feel like our work has only gotten better. We’ve learned how to prioritize our time. We got to the point in our early thirties where we were just

going home, watching movies, not really doing anything in the evenings, and then I felt this need to have someone to nurture and teach and learn from and grow with.

Having a baby, for me, has just been a way to revisit all these things. I want her to have a really happy life, and enjoy her childhood. I think that’s really important. When I look back, all of the artists that I love have had children - even in the most creative times of their lives. I think it’s just this other stage of my life, I think it’s different, but I think it’s bringing me such new creative energy.

I think now I’m being more inclusive in my designs - having my body

going through what it did through the pregnancy and postpartum, I realized that not everybody wants to wear extremely form-fitting bodice dresses. I really feel that I’ve been bringing in new details to bring a flattering silhouette to many different body types, like using draw strings and elastic and really sexy ways. A lot of the things in my Spring/Summer collection would really work on pregnant women! I actually want to do a photoshoot featuring pregnant women. I feel like there’s a void for younger moms from our generation who want to look sexy and not wear a muumuu.

Throughout my pregnancy I wanted to wear really form-fitting knits, and really show off my body. Now I want to wear looser silhouettes because I still can’t fit into my pants - this dress is amazing because it’s got the drawstring and the high waist, and it kind of drapes, and it’s still really sexy, and it has a little elastic in the back to help fit my breasts because I’m breast-feeding. Then I tried it on my size two model for my look book and it looks great on her too, and I’m like a size six and it’s working. It’s very important for me to have things be very adjustable, because people’s bodies fluctuate. I think it’s so important to be comfortable in your clothing. So, it’s been a huge learning experience.

Q: How would you describe the woman who wears your designs? Who are you designing for?

A: I’m designing for a smart and sexy woman who is not afraid of their femininity, and wants to show what they’re all about with their clothes.

Q: Do you design for yourself, in a way?

A: I definitely do, but I can’t only design for myself, because I get obsessed with one or two outfits like everybody else. My friends are a huge influence - I always think of what they want to be wearing. I’m always inspired by people I find inspiring and what they’re wearing, like musicians, comedians, and actors. I’m so lucky to have such a creative community around me. Especially also through Instagram, meeting new people, all these creative women, I’m like ‘I want you in my clothes! I want to make clothes for you. I want to make what you’re looking for.’

Q: Every collection of yours features silhouettes and shapes that are so unique to your line. Can you tell me about the process of making your patterns?

A: I’m actually more of a draper than a pattern-maker. I usually start by just draping the fabric around my form and creating the dream pair of shorts that I want to make, or the dream dress. Then I twist the fabric around in interesting ways to make details, and then I trace that onto pattern paper, then I make changes. Like, ‘Oh, this needs to be wider at the hip,’ or ‘I need to do this trim instead’, and then I make it again.

Then I make more notes and fit notes for my factory, then submit my pattern and my muslin to my factory, and then I my actual sample that’s made on a really good machine comes back. Then we show that to buyers and decide what gets made into

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production, then start production, get a production sample, fit that - it’s a process!

Q: You have done such beautiful collaborations with painter Jenna Gribbon! How did you two start working together?

A: For the first collaboration I had with Jenna Gribbon, we were going to do a trade. I was going to give her some clothes and she was going to do a portrait of me. Then I said I would actually love to do a collaboration with her, and asked if she would be interested in doing some prints for us. She said she would love that, and that she couldn’t wait to wear her paintings. The idea just sounded so amazing, and it turned out to be an incredible collaboration. The first collection was inspired by, like, a haunted house in films like Daisies and Black Moon. So, we got together and I gave her my inspiration board which had some of the films on it, and pictures of like a happily haunted vacation idea. We created a landscape that looked like it was purple mist, with castles and boats, and it sort of entered you into this world. Then we did one where it was like, the head of the girl from Daisies and it had a sword and all these magical symbolic imagery that was painted. That was the first collaboration we did - and she’s done like three collaborations with me. I love her paintings. She has this very surrealist quality to her work - like Magritte.

Q: On Instagram, your beautiful baby girl can be seen wearing an outfit and matching hat in one of your unique prints. Do you see yourself sewing for her a lot in your future?

A: I have! Definitely - when I made her that outfit I was doing the Capsule show of my new collection, and the day before the show I was like, ‘You know, I really should make her something. She’s gonna be there,’ so I spent the day sewing. I love making her things, and she was with me the whole time and watching, and then I was fitting her, she like, knew that it was going to be an outfit for her. Whenever she puts it on she feels so special. I’m excited to have a new muse! I don’t know if she’ll take an interest in fashion, we’ll see, but whatever she wants to do I’m going to be supportive. If she wants to join the team, she’s totally welcome to. It’ll be exciting to see what she wants to do with her life.

Q: Has this sparked a general interest in creating apparel for children and babies?

A: Children’s line is coming! It’s gonna come out for fall! It will be available on my website, with matching prints for mother and baby - it’s going to be unisex baby clothes, too. I have so many friends with babies now, and I want to dress all of their babies. They’re so cute, I just can’t get over it! There’s a certain little egg-like silhouette that I love babies to have.

Q: Your work is photographed by many, although your online journal features much of your own photography! How long have you been photographing?

A: I do photo stories all the time - I love them so much. I have so many photographer friends and I’m inspired by so many of them, and I love reaching out and collaborating. I also love to take pictures. I probably started in high school, when I went out I would take a disposable camera. I have all these photographs from my raver days back in the nineties - and I never really stopped. A have probably a million photos in hard-drives from whole life, like from when I would take vacations, I would love to take pictures and do interesting, awkward poses. I love the idea of performance in general, and posing in front of a photo - Cindy Sherman was an early influence when I was in high school. It’s always been a part of my life, and I’m just so glad that there’s mediums now where I can share that with the world, through Instagram. It’s amazing not to have to rely only on publications to publish your work and really put it out there. It’s so inspiring. I feel like half of my friends are photographers who share this idea of capturing the magic you see in your life. It’s also amazing how using real film captures what you see more than digital. That’s something I’ve always loved to use. photography ANDREW DE FRANCESCO stylist KAT CLEMENTS hair RUBI JONES makeup katie MELINGER model KIMIA ZAKERIN

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d daydreami photographer FABIO MUNIS @ JAUNTIES @fabiomunis_ph stylists GRAZIA MORELLI & IRENE ZUCCHIATTI GRAZIA @morellistylist @irene_zucchiatti makeup/hair GIOVANNA FUCCIOLO @giovanna_fucciolo model SIJA JURE @ MONSTER-MGMT MILAN dress DROME

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top DROME pants MALLONI sandals EMANUELLE VEE opposite page trench MALLONI dress MARIU DE SICA

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trench Michael MICHAEL KORS shirt OTTO D’AME boots MALLONI

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dress MALLONI sandals Michael MICHAEL KORS opposite page total look MALLONI

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dress MALLONI jeans and sunglasses Michael MICHAEL KORS traca STIVALETTI SUSANA opposite page dress COTE

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shirt MALLONI trousers DEPARTMENT 5 eyewear U-JA

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dress used as top TUWE shirt MALLONI pantalone ANNIE P. sandals Michael MICHAEL KORS

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photographer AMMY BERENT www.facebook.com/ammyberentphotography/ @ammy_berent www.ammyberent.com location painted by AMMY BERENT retoucher ALL EYES ON YOU www.facebook.com/fhyperlink www.facebook.com/fotostudiomunich www.alleyesonyou-photostudio.com/ stylist SIMONE BREU www.facebook.com/breusimone.hair.and.makeup/ @simone_breu www.simone-breu.com hair & make-up, nail + nail design SIMONE BREU model SARAH R. @ AGENCY TALENTS MODELS GMBH MUNICH www.talents-models.com @talentsmodelsmunich @sedirah dog LOUI

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skirt ANNA WIENDL bra ANNA WIENDL leather trousers PIA BOLTE dog accessories SIMONE BREU ankle boots DAISY STREET opposite page pullover col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN bomber jacket col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN pants ASOS shoes ROSAROT bow SIMONE BREU fashion socks CALZEDONIA accessories lips SIMONE BREU (all handmade)

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pullover col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN bomber jacket col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN pants ASOS shoes ROSAROT bow SIMONE BREU fashion socks CALZEDONIA accessories lips SIMONE BREU (all handmade)

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pullover col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN jumpsuit LAURA PLISCHKO shoes ROSA ROT socks ASOS

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skirt ANNA WIENDL bra ANNA WIENDL leather trousers PIA BOLTE dog accessories SIMONE BREU ankle boots DAISY STREET opposite page pullover col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN bomber jacket col. yes we ken NINA ZIMMERMANN pants ASOS shoes ROSAROT bow SIMONE BREU fashion socks CALZEDONIA accessories lips SIMONE BREU (all handmade)

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Summer is here and near, with new elements of dusty pink and flares. Elegance dances with a classic statement piece, featuring billowing pants and silk blouses.

An effortless hair look ads edgy flair.

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left image SIMONA (left) MADELEINE SINCO pants and top

BY WEAVE blouse under top SENSO boots LEMON jewellery ear-cuff LOTTIE (right) MADELEINE SINCO dress and top NAT KENT earrings right image OLIVIA HARVEY top SILVANA TEDESCO pants MARNI shoes NAT KENT earrings

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LOTTIE (left) SILVANA TEDESCO bodysuit WEAVE skirt and tulle skirt under SIMONA (right) SILVANA TEDESCO dress OLIVIA HARVEY bodice LEMON ear cuff

A bold message, told by khaki colours and embellished headpieces, is styled by Meggy Smith. An earthy yet fiery look paired with simple tunics and a rustled updo, enchants on goers around the world.

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left OLIVIA HARVEYdress KINKI GERLINKI lace dress under NAT KENT earrings LEMON jewellery cuffs right OLIVIA HARVEY top madeleine sinco jacket and shorts NAT KENT earrings LEMON jewellery rings

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left OLIVIA HARVEY top MADELEINE SINCO fur jacket and shorts TONY BIANCO boots NAT KENT earrings LEMON jewellery rings right SILVANA TEDESCO top MADELEINE SINCO jacket and pants

KINKI GERLINKI top and pants KISSKILL bra 66 THE LABEL hat NAT KENT earrings

Sheer lace and wide brimmed hats are making their comeback.

A festival inspired look matches a fierce attitude, while a daring black on black piece, adds a creative flair to a simple style.

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SILVANA TEDESCO top MADELEINE SINCO jacket and pants opposite page SIMONA (left) MADELEINE SINCO pants and top

BY WEAVE blouse under top SENSO boots LEMON jewellery ear-cuff LOTTIE (right) MADELEINE SINCO dress and top NAT KENT earrings

Two peas in a pod, styled both in Madeleine Sinco collections, showcases a new approach to slip dresses and lace.

Layered in velvet, silk and everything in between, youthfulness is sparked from within, with uniquely styled looks.

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ABOUT THE BRAND Caydence Arellano is the creative exploration of artist Joseph Arellano. Inspired by rhythmic forms found in art, architecture and fashion, Arellano seeks to transform modern design into wearable solid silver pieces that complement a contemporary sense of style. Each collection begins with a partner capsule of sketches and paintings.

The jewelry designs are then created in the image and or mood of the original visual artwork, capturing the essence of the two-dimensional design in the form of wearable sculpture. Each piece is made in small batch production, hand-cast, and hand-polished in Los Angeles.

About our Founder

A veteran footwear and accessories designer, Joseph Arellano has lent his modern, architectural aesthetic to private label clients in London, Hong Kong, and New York.

He is currently based in Los Angeles.

noun ca·dence / cay·dence \ˈ kā-dən(t)s\ 1: the beat, time, or measure of rhythmical motion or activity 2: a concluding and usually falling strain; specifically: a musical chord sequence moving to a harmonic close or point of rest and giving the sense of harmonic completion 3: the modulated and rhythmic recurrence of a sound especially in nature

Instagram @caydencearellano

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Royal model LINI KENNEDY @linik2 @ SELECT MODEL MANAGEMENT @selectmodelmgmt photography FABIANA DELCANTON @fabianadel make up KERRY WHITE @_makeupbykerry hair CHELSEA HUNTLEY @chelsea_huntley styling NATALIE HOLBOURNS @natalieholbourns top STELLA NOVA corsage/necklace ASOS

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top H&M necklace TOPSHOP opposite page crown ROCK AND ROSE earrings stylist’s own top ENDLESS ROSE

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top ASSILIO earrings MADE opposite page top H&M necklace TOPSHOP

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Vika

This flowy must-have dress by Echtego and textured Alex Ulichny vest serve as an incredibly dynamic duo. The delicate and slightly sheer layers of the dress are balanced by the heavier layers the vest creates. Soft and feminine are understatements when describing this airy look. Soft curls frame the model’s face, sending the message of a carefree soul who is still in tune with fashion. Avant Garde eye makeup with perfectly matte and sexy blushing cheeks, make the statement of a true artist. When art meets fashion, the entire human body becomes a canvas for creative expression!

caption by DAYNA MARIE makeup artist + journalist @themakeupartivist www.themakeupartivist.com photography EVGENIA SIZANYUK @by_evgenia_sizanyuk model VIKA RADCHENKO @apm models @vicrdnk styling ANA TESS @beautyaroundana makeup MEG KASHIMURA @meg829 hair HIRO FURUKAWA @hilo223

dress LEKA top ALEX ULICHNY earrings SOLOMEINA opposite page dress ECHTEGO vest ALEX ULICHNY earrings IZA by SILVIA D’AVILA

LUCY’S 60 top KARIE LAKS dress ALEX ULICHNY ring SOLOMEINA earrings IZA by SILVIA D’AVILA opposite page dress AUGUSTO MANZANARES

LUCY’S 62 dress AUGUSTO MANZANARES earrings SOLOMEINA opposite page dress ELENA RUDENKO necklace IZA by SILVIA D’AVILA

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Wallflower

photographer DARIA PEREV @dariaperev model stylist BULGUN PUTEEVA @bulia_fashionator

LAUREN CAMERON @ ANITA NORRIS MODELS @lhc_1632 @anitanorrismodels make-up & hair styling DELIA LUPAN @ JUDY INC.

using MAC COSMETICS & PAI-SHAU @delialupan @judyinc captions by DAYNA MARIE makeup artist + journalist @themakeupartivist www.themakeupartivist.com

left block heel pump PRADA sheer tulip pant BULIA flowers by stylist right VINTAGE beaded blouse flowers by stylist

She longs for a life with a deeper meaning, and tunes out the monotonous drone of conformity. In her vintage beaded sweater and free flowing locks, she exudes confidence and serenity. Thanks to makeup artist delia lupan, the high points of her face glow as she faces the stars, longing to be one of them. she moves to the beat of her own drum, and daydreams about things other people just wouldn’t understand. To love her is to encourage her; she isn’t a flower to be plucked.

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satin bomber jacket ALEXANDER WANG bow sneakers FENTY PUMA by RIHANNA v-neck long sleeve body UNIQLO velvet strappy top H&M

UNIQLO bodysuit, check. Velvet H&M top, check. What can this goddess add to her ensemble to make herself even more irresistible? Her creamy eye-liner perfectly lifts her beautiful bright eyes, and her hair by Delia Lupan is just as carefree as ever.

Stylist Bulgun Puteeva has transformed her into a human flower, adding light to whatever room she walks in. Puteeva completes the look with an Alexander Wang satin bomber jacket, and coveted Fenty Puma bow sneakers by Rihanna. Tonight she’ll leave the heels at home, because even wallflowers get the urge to dance all night.

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left block heel pump PRADA sheer tulip pant BULIA flowers by stylist right block heel pump PRADA open shoulder silk blouse BULIA flowers by stylist

Amidst a field of flowers, she’s the one that catches your eye.

She appears fragile with her rosy cheeks and graceful frame, but she is anything but timid in her Opening Ceremony ruffle top and patch pocket tie skirt

by HORSES Atelier. She caught your eye because although she makes no effort to draw attention to herself, somehow she commands it. Photographer Daria Perev captures her tousled hair and mesmerizing gaze, proving that this isn’t the first summer she is in full bloom…and it won’t be the last.

layered ruffle top OPENING CEREMONY patch pocket tie skirt HORSES ATELIER

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Portraits by Ryan

photographer RYAN BATER model LUKAS BUCHTA @ JARO MANAGEMENT stylist JOSHUA STREET

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With so many elements, and a flurry of plaid and lace, a ruffled look of elegance is created.

Tiffany bracelets, chiseled cheeks and a nude pout mix together for a Victorian inspired piece.

The sweetest thing photographer JACK STEEL stylist SHANNON CLAYWORTH styling assistant SALLY NICHOLLS hair/makeup ROSE MOSSMAN female model AINO @ CHIC male model JACK G @ FIVETWENTY AINO wears PALINDROME cardigan and shorts HOUSE OF CARDS bustier TIFFANY & CO. bracelet EIGHTLY bracelet SIT & WONDER earrings and rings JACK wears HANSEN & GRETEL shirt ALEXANDRA KIRWOOD pants R.M WILLIAMS boots captions by JESS HARR @jessharrblog www.jessharr.com

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Red and maroon captures eyes from all over, young and old. While a distressed sweater mixed with cutouts and vintage ruffles ties with a pop of colour and a natural palette that binds two styles into one.

BONDS singlet ALEXANDRA KIRWOOD pants opposite page AINO wears ALICE MCCALL jumper MRP shirt (worn underneath) PALINDROME shorts MONARQUE JEWELS choker TIFFANY & CO. bracelet EIGHTLY bracelet SIT & WONDER earrings and rings JACK wears GANT shirt BONDS singlet ALEXANDRA KIRWOOD pants

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KALIVER bralette and slides HANSEN & GRETEL skirt GANT coat TIFFANY & CO. bracelet EIGHTLY bracelet SIT & WONDER earrings and rings opposite page AINO wears ELLIATT top KALIVER pants TIFFANY & CO. bracelet EIGHTLY bracelet SIT & WONDER earrings and rings DJANGO & JULIETTE sandals from CINORI SHOES JACK wears ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA shirt HAMMOND & CO. pants ADIDAS BY STAN SMITH sneakers

Punk and pretty play in a rustic chic look. A loose robe drapes delicatelyoveravelvet slip, adding carefree spirit.

AINO wears PALINDROME cardigan and shorts HOUSE OF CARDS bustier TIFFANY & CO. bracelet EIGHTLY bracelet SIT & WONDER earrings and rings JACK wears HANSEN & GRETEL shirt ALEXANDRA KIRWOOD pants R.M williams boots

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Hints of fall with a mix of spring elegance create a sweet look. Silk and frills makes new appearances with pale rose shades. A simple ruffled bustier paired with soft curls and a sweetheart neckline adds playfulness to a Shannon Clayworth styled piece.

photography ALEXANDRA WENZ www.photodesign-wind.de www.facebook.com/photodesign.wind @a.w.photodesign stylist LARA BASELER www.facebook.com/lara.baseler.fashion model ALINA STOCKL @ AGENCY MOST WANTED MODELS hair & make-up TANJA SCHUSTER @tanj_a www.facebook.com/Make-up-Artist-Tanja-Schuster-451037385033593

CALL TO MY SOUL

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jumpsuit ASOS ear clips VINTAGE opposite page dress/gown STELLA GRABER earrings BIJOUX BRIGITTE sunglasses ASOS

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dress/gown STELLA GRABER earrings BIJOUX BRIGITTE sunglasses ASOS opposite page faux fur gilet LARA BASELER earrings BIJOUX BRIGITTE

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jumpsuit ASOS earrings BIJOUX BRIGITTE cuff bracelet BIJOUX BRIGITTE opposite page pencil skirt & crop top NEW LOOK chain choker ALDO hoop earrings NEW LOOK sunglasses ASOS

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CỌC CẠCH photographer MEIJI NGUYEN @meiji_nguyen_photography creative director NGUYEN HOANG ANH @hoanganhheritage designer THUY NGUYEN @thuydesignhouse model KIM NHUNG @kimnhung_official make up NGAN THI @nganthi_nganthi hair MY DUNG @yumihu93 location SAIGON / VIETNAM

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Silent cinched waist shadows in sultry summer Saigon dance around corners and captivate gazes in Thuy Design House’s newest collection. Romantic rouges that cry crimson like the Nile raise more than just temperatures in the latest designs.

Traditional influence monogamously married to western runway, bring devoted draping and sensitive yet stimulating patterns that adorn each piece. caption by AMANDA SZCZEMBARA @amandajean.18 www.2bdetermined.net designer THUY NGUYEN @thuydesignhouse

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designer THUY NGUYEN @thuydesignhouse

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designer THUY NGUYEN @thuydesignhouse

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SPARKLES photographer ADAM JAMES RICHARDSON @adamjames_lndn

mua MICHELLE WEBB using OCC MAKE UP @michellewebbmakeup nails LEA JAMES EFFECTS using OCC @leajameseffects make up assistant ARI ANDERSON retouch AJRSTUDIO @ajr_studio model MONET @ MODELS1 @Monethuie

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an interview with

MOISES RAMIREZ

by DAYNA MARIE, makeup artist + journalist @themakeupartivist www.themakeupartivist.com

About a year before I became a New Yorker, I would always take weekend trips to New York once a month to teach myself about the city. On one of those trips, I ventured to the Flatiron District with the sole purpose of visiting the MAC Pro store. This was the very first time I met Visual Artist, Moises Ramirez. I remember him walking me through every brush, pigment, and cream on my wish list, and offering suggestions to products I didn’t even know existed.

When he stepped away to assist other artists, I stopped by the book of Face Charts, and couldn’t believe how intricate they were. I flipped through each one, and another artist came up and said, “Moises did all of those! Isn’t he amazing?” At that exact moment, the artist looked down at my iPhone and noticed the wallpaper on my lock screen.

He grabbed my phone and told Moises, “Look! She’s got your work as her phone’s background!” Moises smiled, thanked me, grabbed the three products he used to create the look I’d been obsessing over for months, and showed me how he created it. I’ll never forget that day, or the humble and charming energy that radiated from him that day.

Moises uses an array of mediums and canvases when he’s creating his art. From ink to eyeliner, and paper to a woman’s lips, there’s no limit to what he can do. He always supports and encourages budding artists as they navigate their own makeup journeys, offering product recommendations and advice. One look at Moises’s work, and you too, will be a fan for life.

Q. Your work is like no other, and has a very distinct style that speaks for itself. Where do you seek inspiration for your paintings?

A. Thank you! Unique faces inspire me. Usually people I see on the street, the trains, models on shoots. Their features, skin tones, hair textures and personal style. Colors and textures.

Q. What is your favorite facial feature on a model’s face? Why?

A. If you’ve seen my art, you know lips are my favorite feature. I also think teeth and ears say a lot about a person.

Q. What are some of your favorite musical artists to listen to while on set? A. What are some of your favorite musical artists to listen to while painting?

On set I don’t really get to play exactly what I want to listen to. In my studio while i paint I listen to a mix of artists. A lot of Spanish artists like Chavela Vargas and Rocio Dúrcal. I love 90s R&B and Hiphop. I like Etta James and James Brown...I guess it all depends on my mood that day.

Q. Name some makeup/mixed media artists that have inspired you.

A. In makeup Peter Philips, Pat Mcgrath, Kabuki are some of my favorite. Now in art, artists like Frida Kahlo, Kees Van Dongen, Caravaggio, Lucian Freud, Jenny Saville, too many to name. When I started to painting, I would pull inspiration from the Renaissance period. Then I learned about different art movements and artists.

I think MANY artists have inspired my art as well as my makeup work.

Q. What is your favorite medium to work in? What is your favorite tool to use?

A. I really don’t have just one. I can’t limit myself to just one. I’ve been loving ink lately. It feels like I have no control over this medium, so its very satisfying. My favorite tool these days is a metal spatula.

Q. Please share one of your proudest moments as an artist.

I am proud to be living in NYC and selling art work while working as a make-up artist. I’m doing what I love!

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What was your absolute favorite look from fashion week? It can be any season, any year!

A. It would have to be the looks Pat McGrath created for Dior when John Galliano was there. It was pure magic. I also love the looks from McQueen that Peter Philips created, specially the look from the AW 09 show, “Horn of Plenty.”

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If you could take your 18 year old self out for lunch, what advice would you give him?

A. Paint, draw, sculpt, create daily. Every single day do art. Create like no one is watching and make mistakes, they are the best part of the creative process.

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H o us e o photographer BAILEY ROBB www.baileyrobb.com @baileeer stylist PANGEA KALI VIRGA @pangeakalivirga art direction KATY SMAIL @ktsmail make up MARCOS CAMPOS @marcocamppos hair stylist ABRAHAM SPRINKLE @abrahamsprinkle lighting FIDEL GARCIA REICHMAN @thecannykids stylist assist ANDREA GALLAGHER @prettilysimple models CHLOE BRAATEN @ SUPREME @chloe.braaten & PAVLINA ENEVA @ MARLIYN @pavlinaeneva

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dresses & bra S’MM gloves GARO SPARO

gowns PANGEA KALI VIRGA earrings ANGELY MARTINEZ

capelet and highwaisted panty PANGEA KALI VIRGA gloves GARO SPARO

skirt LEETAL PLATT top PANGEA KALI VIRGA rings SWEET HYENA

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gloves GARO SPARO top DE SMET headpiece (worn as necklace) SAVANNA COLLECTION

gowns PANGEA KALI VIRGA earrings ANGELY MARTINEZ

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Into the wild photographer HOLLY PARKER www.holly-parker.com stylist JESSIE AJLUNI www.jessieajluni.com @theeverydayeditor model NICHAELA MOE makeup artist JEAN grey onepiece GOOSEBERRY INTIMATES kabhi kabhi bangles ROSENA SAMMI chamak ring ROSENA SAMMI elsa pearl choker THE9THMUSE

caption by DAYNA MARIE makeup artist + journalist @themakeupartivist www.themakeupartivist.com

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Model breathtaking

Nichaela’s beauty

radiates from her sunkissed coils and across her golden skin. Her sultry gaze is perfected by makeup artist Jean, who used smokey liner to gently define her eyes making eye contact with her that much more powerful. In her perfectly constructed

one-piece

by Gooseberry Intimates, she saunters in the warm summer breeze, letting each ray of sun kiss each of her free flowing curls. grey onepiece GOOSEBERRY INTIMATES kabhi kabhi bangles ROSENA SAMMI chamak ring ROSENA SAMMI elsa pearl choker THE9THMUSE opposite page metallic scallop swimsuit PILYQ raja ring ROSENA SAMMI midi ring THE9THMUSE

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flamingo white onepiece, PEIXOTO bombay bedazzle earrings ROSENA SAMMI opposite page white bikini top PILYQ rujakamari hand ornament ROSENA SAMMI chamak necklace ROSENA SAMMI

LUCY’S 120 green and white bikini LOVE STORIES INTIMATES hamak ring ROSENA SAMMI elsa pearl choker THE9THMUSE opposite page white asymmetrical shoulder one piece KORE SWI chamak necklace ROSENA SAMMI festival hoop earring ROSENA SAMMI faye rings THE9THMUSE.

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REBEL TOUCH

model IRINA ALBU @ MRA MODELS AGENCY @albuirenne photographer & retoucher DANIELA LAZAR @danielalazarphotography www.facebook.com/danielalazarphotography stylist 1 ALEXANDRA BRUNERU @alexandraiioana9 stylist 2 SANDRA MATACHE @sandramatache www.facebook.com/sandra.mdesign makeup HOTARAN DENISE OLGA @hotaran_denise_ makeup_artist www.facebook.com/hotarandenisemua/

jacket LARISA DRAGNA (Romanian designer) tshirt COS culottes COS shoes ZARA opposite page shirt ZARA lace top ZARA jeans LEVI’S 501 shoes ZARA earrings MARNI FOR H&M

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top MAX MARA skirt ZARA shoes GREGORIO RIZO sunglasses ZARA earrings CHEAP MONDAY opposite page body H&M long blazer TORY BURCH shirt ABERCROMBIE & FITCH jeans LEVI’S 501

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LUCY’S 127 sweater H&M cardigan COS jeans TOMMY HILFIGER necklace TOPSHOP choker LIGHTINTHEBOX opposite page body H&M men’s vest ZARA MAN jeans LEVI’S 501 sunglasses H&M TREND ring MARC JACOBS

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