The Reminiscence Issue
Martina Hombria Photographed By Estudio Mistura
Black Rain (1989), directed by Ridley Scott, is a neo-noir thriller that combines the tension of crime with a dark portrait of post-industrial Japanese culture Starring Michael Douglas and Andy Garcia, the film follows two New York police officers on their mission to capture a dangerous member of the yakuza With a charged atmosphere and cinematography that reflects urban decay, Black Rain was an icon of 80s action cinema, highlighting themes of culture clash and justice in a globalized society. His visual style, with rainy streets and neon, influenced future science fiction and action films.
The film's main setting is a bleak, futuristic Tokyo, shrouded in flickering neon, streets wet from constant rain, and a sense of urban isolation. The city becomes another character, with its dark alleys and giant elevated highways, offering a mix of technological modernity and tradition that contrasts with the lives of the characters. This visual landscape deeply influenced cinema and cyberpunk aesthetics, creating a tense and unforgettable atmosphere
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Fashion Producers & Stylists
Azul Gaddi, Mia Marturet, Joaquina Tobal, Josefina Di Harce, Josefina Martin
Model Martina Hombria
Photographer Estudio Mistura
From the Intimate Wardrobe to the Global Catwalk
Bralettes have stopped being just an intimate garment and have become a style statement. This light, wire-free piece has gained popularity for its comfort and versatility, being combined with blazers, sheers or worn as a stand-alone top. Brands and designers have opted for lace, silk and cotton bralettes, giving a sophisticated and modern air to any look.
During the Spring/Summer 2025 fashion weeks in Paris, Milan and New York, bralettes dominated the scene. Renowned brands such as Versace and Givenchy presented versions decorated with delicate embroidery, while emerging brands opted for minimalist and structured cuts. Bralettes became the center of outfits, standing out in both casual and more formal outfits, demonstrating their ability to adapt to different styles and occasions. This garment remains a must-have for the SS25 season, combining femininity, freedom and sophistication.
Fashion Producers & Stylists
Azul Gaddi, Mia Marturet, Joaquina Tobal, Josefina Di Harce, Josefina Martin
Model Martina Hombria
Photographer Estudio Mistura
