Seen and Unseen

April 08, 2025

Stillness becomes a form of confrontation in Seen and Unseen. Each frame holds tension—bodies wrapped, partially obscured, caught in the space between presence and retreat. There’s no performance here, only quiet resistance. A refusal to fully offer the self, even when exposed.

Garments act as shields or extensions of emotion—sculptural, soft, awkward. Faces turn away or meet the lens without invitation. The result is a series that explores vulnerability without spectacle, self-awareness without clarity. These images don’t demand attention. They sit with it. This is not about disappearing. It’s about the complexity of being seen—and the instinct to look away.

Photography + Words by Nicolas Cuenca
Styling Chiara Bottin
MUA Jacinta del Solar Dorrego
Hair Miwa Moroki @the.tag.agency
Model SONJA, TAKE 3 MANAGEMENT
Casting Whitecasting
Photo Assistant Santiago Ramos
Styling Assistant Loula Desagnat-Garcia

SWEATER by CÉLINE BRETON, SHIRT by MSGM, HAT by MICHAEL FOURNIERE, SHOES + SHORTS by DIDU.

JACKET by MARRKNULL, SKIRT by SF 1OG, SHOES by PUMA x OTTOLINGER, RINGS by LA MANSO.

TOP by DIDU, PANTS by EMANUEL SIMMERLE, SHOES by EMPTY BEHAVIOR.

LEFT: SHIRT by TRANSE PARIS, PANTS by EGON LAB, SASH by CELINE BRETON, SHOES by EMPTY BEHAVIOR, GLOVES by DIDU, RINGS by LA MANSO, RIGHT: DRESS by DAWEI, COAT by TRASHY CLOTHING.

LEFT: COAT by DIDU, UNDERWEAR by LINA NIX, BLACK TIGHTS by WOLFORD, SHOES by UNTITLED LAB, RIGHT: BRA by ZANA BAYNE, SKIRT by SEHNSUCHT ATELIER, 2ND SKIRT by LINA NIX, BAG by MARRKNULL, EARRINGS by JULIA BARTSCH, BRACELET by WENS.

LEFT: DRESS by MARIE LUEDER, DRESS by EGON LAB, BOOTS by DIDU, EARRINGS by R.L.E., RING by JULIA BARTSCH, RIGHT: JACKET + SKIRT by RACER WORLDWIDE, SHIRT by LEMAIRE, T-SHIRT by DAWEI, CORSET by ZANA BAYNE, SHOES by EMPTY BEHAVIOR.

DRESS by DAVID KOMA, SHOES by EMPTY BEHAVIOR.

Fashion

MM6 Maison Margiela x Salomon Unveil a Bold New Chapter

April 15, 2025

MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon continue to push boundaries with the latest evolution of their creative partnership — a collaboration rooted in shared innovation and a mutual aptitude for redefining functional fashion.

With a foundation in activewear, the collection reimagines the running wardrobe through a fashion lens. Every piece is built to layer and remix, adapting effortlessly to the fast pace of urban life.

Launching as part of the Spring/Summer 2025 AVP collection, this genderless capsule is a seamless fusion of Salomon’s technical prowess and MM6’s avant-garde sensibility. Dropping in two waves — April 17th and May 8th — the collection blends lightweight performance fabrics with unconventional silhouettes and signature design elements from both houses.

By Dylan Andrews
Photos courtesy of MM6 Maison Margiela

Highlights from the collection include a reworked MA-1 bomber crafted from translucent windproof ripstop and a pair of exaggerated wide shorts, finished with laser-cut edges. Core wardrobe pieces such as tanks, tees, and fitted shorts are elevated with graphic elements that nod to MM6’s irreverent spirit; oversized logos, safety-pin inspired tags, and playful xerox-style sneaker prints. Footwear takes center stage with the return of the XT-4 Mule sneakers in two seasonal colorways and the introduction of Salomon’s Spectur 2 road shoe.

Available online at MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon’s official websites, in selected flagship stores, and through global multi-brand retailers.

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Bluecage

April 14, 2025

I don’t know what happened. I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to understand it. I don’t know if I even want to. It’s like there’s a part of me that wants to forget about it, just pretend it never happened, but then there’s another part of me that keeps thinking about it, keeps turning it over in my head, like some horrible thing that won’t go away. I feel like I’m trapped in this moment, like I’m stuck in something I can’t escape. I’m not sure who I am anymore. I don’t even know what I feel. Sometimes I think I don’t feel anything at all, like I’m just going through the motions, but then I’ll remember something, and it’ll hit me like a wave, and I’ll be back in it, stuck again, trying to make sense of it all.

— Paranoid Park, Blake Nelson, 2006