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Fashion

Dressed In Isolation

June 26, 2020

Remember jeans? They're a fond yet distant memory, now relegated to the back of our minds and closets. Sarah Assbring, the sole member of office's favorite Swedish band El Perro del Mar, did a photoshoot to commemorate the beauty of being dressed during isolation. Photographer Evelina Sollander explains the concept of the shoot further:

"Sarah has chosen to isolate herself. The wide landscape and voluminous styling helps her create a distance and shield herself from all the bad that is happening on our planet today."

Featuring Assbring in various garments from emerging Swedish designers, Sollander wanted to showcase existing and up-and-coming talent in the country. This objective is further reinforced through the all-Swedish team behind the striking shoot.

Text by Jacorey Moon
Photos by Evelina Sollander
Styling by Emma Thorstrand @ LOMO Management
Hair + Makeup: Tony Lundström @ MIKAS
Retouching by The Taleteller's Touch
Model: Sarah Assbring

Check out the images below.

DRESS MATILDA ENVALL.

LEFT — DRESS MATILDA ENVALL.

RIGHT — DRESS STINA RANDESTAD.

LEFT — DRESS MATILDA ENVALL.

RIGHT — TROUSERS ALIDA BARD, HEADPIECE VINTAGE.

RIGHT — SHIRT MODEL´S OWN, HEADPIECE VINTAGE.

LEFT — TROUSERS AND TOP FELICIA BEXELL.

RIGHT — DRESS JOHANNA LARSON, SUNGLASSES BALENCIAGA.

LEFT — DRESS STINA RANDESTAD.

LEFT — DRESS LARS WALLIN, FLATS JEFFREY CAMPBELL, SUNGLASSES BALENCIAGA.

RIGHT — SHIRT MODEL'S OWN, HEADPIECE VINTAGE.

Fashion

Class of 2020

June 24, 2020

X-Girl and No Agency make our worst nightmares of having our embarrassing school photo printed on a t-shirt surprisingly cool. The eccentric New York-based agency and coveted Japanese streetwear brand join forces to reinvent the discomfiting reputation of school photos, starring some noticeable and cherished faces.

This collab leaves out the embarrassing up-do’s, braces-glasses combo, and awkward poses, substituting it for models, artists, rock stars, and NYC’s it-crew, making the non-confirming class of 2020 one for the yearbooks.

And it’s all for a good cause—all proceeds from the limited edition t-shirts are set to be donated to the Boys and Girls Club of America’s coronavirus relief fund which aids families struggling with emergency childcare and food crises.

Photos by Larry Bercow
Text by Tiana Randall

And this isn’t both of the labels first rodeo with activism and initiative, but this time around it was more personal. “The shirt celebrates the talent we represent, some of whom are students graduating college or nearing graduation (or even nearing high school graduation), but as we approached release, the phrase 'Class of 2020' took on a new meaning," No Agency tells us.

Get your own No Agency x X-Girl tee this Friday here, and donate to the Boys and Girls Club of America here.

Fashion

Prada Online, Revamped

There’s an ability to log onto the Pradasphere as well. Here is where archival fashion shows, campaigns, special projects, films, events and locations of the Prada universe nest, in order to serve a comprehensive experience of Prada’s past, present, and future to visitors and the Prada customer. Through the website’s new navigation, there are filters that allow for the user to navigate through each category and year.

So, go ahead, immerse yourself into the new world of Prada. It’s one click away.