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Urban Jungle IN NEW YORK CITY

HOT STUFF The final summer hurrah

Rose Coloured GET KNIT FOR FALL

QUEEN OF STYLE Dress down to dress up

Dream Big

MUA Matteo Bartolini

SYDNEY FASHION RUNWAY

HOLD ME CLUTCH Zashadu

OUR

Na ture

Plus all the Latest Fashion News, Info and Much More

Shoes: Lamb Shirt: Hale Bob Shorts: forever21 Ring: Vintage

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Dress: Njema Helena Shoes: BCBG Max Azria Jewelr y: Stylist's own

COVER + FOLLOWING Titel / LEROUGE Photography / TJ MANOU - W W W.TJMANOU.COM Model / CL ARE CIRILLO @ L A MODELS Hair & Make up / NONA MAHMOUDI Styling / NA Z Y MEKNAT BACK COVER Floral Works / AYA - W W W.FLOWER- COUTURE .COM Photography / ELIZABETH HURLEY Make Up / JENNIFER ANTOINET TE Stylist / ALEX A EISNER Assistant / NANAKO YANO

Top and Skirt: Manish Arora Shoes: Ivanka Trump Jewelr y: Stylist's own

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CONTENTS 06

NEWS

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TRENDS

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EDITORIAL Urban Jungle

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FASHION Hot stuff

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TREND Boots Beau in the Woods

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EDITORIAL Breezing Pain

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FASHION In Full Force

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EDITORIAL Pure Nature

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TREND Say it ain’t so

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EDITORIAL Stay Here

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PHOTOGRAPHY Wine tasting

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EDITORIAL Dark Water

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TREND Rose Coloured

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EDITORIAL As the Wind Blows

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EDITORIAL Abandoned

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PHOTOGRAPHY Lost in Paradise

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FICTION Bag Heist

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EDITORIAL From Madrid to Heaven

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FASHION It’s in her nature

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FASHION Queen of Style

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PHOTOGRAPHY Charcoal

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TREND The Blue Camomile

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PHOTOGRAPHY Wilderness

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FASHION Summer Candy

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EDITORIAL Take All of Me

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TREND Boho Babe

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INTRODUCTION Dream Big

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LABEL Umasan

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RUNWAY Sydney fashion weekend

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ACCESSORIES Hold me clutch

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PROFILE Haseo

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HOROSCOPE

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Editor in Chief & Director GERD KR AMER AD, Design & Illustration JENNIFER HORSTMEIER LUISIANA AR AUJO Editors ESPER ANZ A URBAEZ CHRIS ROAF EDWARD HATFIELD

Sub Editors MARY SIMCOX BR ANDON LINDER VER A CHAN Japanese Editors TOMOKO FUJII YU ASADA HIROKO IKEDA

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Marketing YOKO YAMAMOTO Consultants SOOJIN LEE YUKO OSAKI YUQI NAK AMUR A

Web & PR Managers LYSTIA PUTR ANTO YOSHINORI YOSHIDA JOONAS LIEPPINEN Stylists TOMOKO FUJII EWA FIUTAK JUST YNA KORUSIEWICZ

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SEPTEMBER 2014 Edit / JEN LOMAS Text / ARI AOYAMA & JEN LOMAS Images / TARGET.COM Layout / JENNIFER HORSTMEIER - W W W.DRUCKTANTE .DE

SEPTEMBER IN OSAKA – TRADITIONAL THEATRE IS HOT!

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ALTAZURRA FOR TARGET

Osaka is the birthplace of many forms of Japanese Art.

We’ve all b e e n waitin g to sn ea k a p e e k at A lt azurra’s

Par ticularly still vibrant today is the theatrical ar t s. A good

c o l l a b o r a t i o n w i t h Ta r g e t s i n c e M a y a n d n o w, l a d i e s a n d

p la ce to s t a r t a re t h e t h e at re s - f ro m K a b u k i , to B u n r a k u ,

gentlemen, here it is!

and Noh. Kabuki plays can be experienced at the Shochikuza

The collec tion is a mix of ever yday staples, like smar t pencil

T h e a t r e i n D o to m b o r i . B u n r a k u , t h e h i g h l y r e f i n e d a r t o f

skir t s an d crisp shir t s , with som e feminin e classic s such as

human puppetry, at the National Bunraku Theatre. And for Noh

embellished dresses and printed jumpers. Altazurra for Target

there are three theatres within the city: Otsuki Noh Theatre,

will be available in September on Net-A-Porter, and it’s sure to

Nohgaku Kaikan and Yamamoto Noh Theatre.

sell out quickly!

Especially hot this month is an exclusive experience on September 23rd: An exclusive and rare performance featuring the next generation star, 17 year old Otsuki Yuichi, held in the open air at the footsteps of Osaka Castle. For more information see here: http://otsukiyuichi.jp/osaka/ For those looking for hands on experience in the traditional theatrical arts, the Yamamoto Noh Theatre is the place to go.

T h ey als o h old th e Ka mig at a Nig ht s s everal tim e s a m o nth where a digest of representative traditional per forming arts will be staged so that even those unfamiliar with these arts can easily understand and appreciate them. For more information see here: http://www.noh-theater.com/ Please don’t forget all events and entries require tickets and or prior reservation.

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KILLER HEELS

We’ve all been there haven’t we ladies? We put on our favourite vertiginous heels for a dinner date or girly night of cocktails and dancing, only to end the night in crippling pain, or worse, with a sprained ankle! And yet we put them on time and again.

The Brooklyn Museum in New York has noticed this love-hate relationship we have with our stilettos and has a new exhibition

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KATE MOSS THE DIRECTOR

Kate Moss has teamed up with British Vogue to direct model Lara Stone and some gorgeous British Lupines bonding whilst being shot by Mario Sorrenti. She shot the footage on S up er 8 an d use d h er husban d’s ban d , T h e Kills , to p rovide t h e s o u n d t r a c k . Ch e c k o u t h e r late s t f o r ay into f ilm h e re : http://w w w.vogue.co.uk /news/2014/0 8/20/kate-moss-filmdirector-debut-september-vogue

c a ll e d K ill e r H e e l s : t h e A r t o f t h e H i g h - H e e l e d S h o e . T h e curator Lisa S mall has created a journey that takes us from historical through to modern heels via a bit of fetishism right up to the modern day fashion statements. There will also be 6 films by artists inspired by high heels. The exhibition opens on September 10th, see you there!

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MILLA JOVOVICH EXPECTING HER SECOND CHILD

Great news for model turned actress Milla! She is expecting her

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second child with husband direc tor Paul W S Anderson. This

NEW CHANEL BOUTIQUE IN LONDON

Cha n el is o p enin g a n ew f ra g ra n ce a n d b ea ut y b o utiqu e in Londons prestigious Burlington Arcade. This will be a standalone fragrance and beauty store, however they have also signed a long-term lease for four other units in the arcade. WWD reports that they are for lingerie label Eres, watchmakers Bell and Ross, milliner Maison Michel and knitwear label Barrie. All of which are owned by Chanel.

will however halt the filing of the latest Resident Evil movie by a year, but we think the world can manage to hold on one more year! The new baby will be a little brother or sister to their first child, 7 year old daughter Ever Gabo. Congratulations guys.

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AUTUMN IS FINALLY

JUST AROUND THE CORNER so it’s definitely time to start adding some key pieces to your transitional wardrobe that will work well into autumn. Here are the top trends you should be looking to invest in now.

1. animal

print

And by animal print we don’t just mean leopard, zebra, tiger etc. (although they work here too) but also adding in prints that use actual animals for the pattern. H&M’s new autumn collection has a great lion print top with matching quilted skirt.

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Capes I LOV E a go o d c ap e . Th ey are per fect for this transitional period thrown over a camisole and jeans to keep you warm when there is a bit of a chill on the evening air.

However, come winter they are also per fec t layered over thick jumpers to ke e p yo u s n u g . A ls o , yo u g e t to pretend you’re a super hero!

2.ORANGE

IS THE NEW BLACK Is not just an awesome T V show but also the colour for autumn. Orange will be every where come autumn so get in on the a c t n ow with a cute slip dre ss , t-shir t or skirt. If bright colours aren’t quite your thing rock some orange nails, an orange scarf or a zesty orange bag.

4. Pointed Flats Don’t get me wrong, I love a good heel but sometimes my feet need a rest and a pair of flats is necessary. Whilst you can’t go wrong with a good old ballerina, mix it up a bit with a pointed flat this autumn. Obviously Valentinos are supreme for this look, but there are lots of high street versions available now too.

5. Hoop

Earrings

The hoop is the earring of choice this autumn. You can do cute and small or try a more J-Lo inspired look and go supersized. Either way you’ll be bang on trend. If a simple hoop is too, well simple, tr y a more detailed hoop with gems, charms or multiple hoops. Topshop has a great selection at the moment.

Text & Edit / JEN LOMAS Images / TOPSHOP.COM, H&M.COM, ZARA.COM, ACCESSORIZE.COM, NEXT.CO.UK, RIVERISLAND.COM, ASOS.COM, NEWLOOK.COM Layout / JENNIFER HORSTMEIER WWW.DRUCKTANTE.DE

FAUX BAGS We’re not talking a bag that’s not really a bag here, jus t the material it ’s ma de from . There are t wo camps this autumn in the faux bag world; feather and fur. So which tribe will you join? Just make sure it’s a clutch so it’s not too OTT and a bright colour will really make the fur/feathers pop!

7. BOXY Backpacks If you need a bag that will hold all your essentials then a backpack is perfect for you. The shape this autumn is a box y backpack; gone are the days of barrel, slouchy or any other backpack shape.

Throw it on over your orange t shirt, a n i m a l p ri nt s k i r t , add some pointed flats and hoop earrings and you’re good to go!

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Photography / RUDY SHOUSHANY W W W.RSPHOTOGR APHY.CO Creative / FEER - MCQUEEN.COM Model / DORIS KEMPTNER - WILHELMINA MODELS NY, MADISON SL ATE - WILHELMINA MODELS NY Fashion Stylist / REBECCA A Hair & Make up / L AMA M Retoucher / PAUL DROZDOWSKI Location: New York City

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Photography / EDWIN WATSON Wardrobe styling / COURTNEY CL AY TON Hair & Make up / KESHET TE BURTON Set design & Location scout / BEN LEWIS Model / Sierra Loren

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BOOTS BEAU IN THE WOODS Text / ERICA VAN NOY Photography / ELOUISE VAN RIET- GR AY Styling / SJAN JOHANSEN Hair & Make up / DESIREE VOGELSANG Model / JANE @ DALLYS

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he Swinging Sixties was a time when cultural and creative norms were being broken everywhere. People demanded and fought for individual freedom and society was unable to contain the spirit and drive. Women in particular wanted to be free from the cultural norms that had restricted them in many aspects of their lives. The Sixties were about gaining freedom and fashion was an easy way to acquire that.

The youth of the sixties were free, hopeful and brave. They created a timeless style in fashion, music and film while changing cultural norms.

Nowadays we take inspiration from their bold choices in fashion and reinvent and modernize them. The Mod look, short for “Modernist” style can be traced back to Britain. It was considered radical at the time and included designs such as miniskirts and bright colors and prints.

Today, “Mod” is a reference heard often in the fashion world, it is all about sleek lines and simple

silhouettes. Given the versatility of mod, it will be around for years to come. With the need for artistic change in The Sixties being so prominent it wasn’t long before “Op Art” was discovered and quickly realized as an addicting trend. Otherwise known as “Optical Art” it is the act of creating an optical illusion through black and white geometric shapes.

In The Sixties, it was everywhere, from wardrobe to home decor. With it’s iconic and unforgettable nature, there is no surprise that it continues to make waves as the years press on.

We are living in a changing world, people are both growing more accepting and more hating every hour. The ideal of “love and peace” is making a much-needed comeback. This is reflected in the coming 60’s obsession in fashion, through the use of color and youthful influences. Everyone needs hope, especially during these seemingly dark times.

Sixties fashion brings just that, it’s full of life, love, acceptance and joy. Exactly what society needs.

Jacket: Easton Pearson Shorts: Subfusco

Top: Easton Pearson Skirt: Dogstar Boots: Beau in The Woods

Top: Easton Pearson Jacket, Shorts and Boots: Beau in The Woods

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PAIN Photography / IVO SCHR AGE Model / LYNN QUANJEL @ FL ASH MODEL MANAGEMENT MIL ANO Styling & Art director / NADIA K ARTNER Hair & Make up / GAL A LÓPEZ Location: Antwerp’

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FORCE Photography / ZOHAIB ZUEZ Stylist / SLEIMAN DAYA A W W W. SLEIMANDAYA A .COM Make up / NADINE ELIAS Hair / IEVA NEMCIAUSK AITE Models / WILHELMINA MODELS DUBAI

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PURE NATURE WITH SILAS LIEW'S COLLECTION Photography / OLIVIER DRESSEN Stylist & Art Direction / LUCA BUZAS Clothing / SIL AS LIEW Model / ALICIA AMIN Production / STUDIO SUPREME Producer / HACKEEM BAHROME Post Production / DESIGNHERO.T V Location: Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

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SAY IT AIN’T SO Text / ESPER ANZA URBAEZ Photography / NATALIE MELISSA - W W W.NATALIEMELISSA .COM Model / LYNNA BACULO Wardrobe designer / AL ASK A OF JACKED FASHION Hair & Make up / MAIRELYS ALFONSO Retoucher / AYESHA J. KHAN

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ashion is a way to express our individuality.

Therefore, it is not surprising that printed words on clothing have become a huge trend on the runways. Designers such as Kate Spade, Betsey Johnson, Jeremy Scott, and Moschino have embraced the trend in their latest collections.

Novelty prints and messages on T-shirts have moved out of the souvenir shops and into the biggest brands. This style makes a serious suit more whimsical and more flair to basics such as jeans. Political statements, messages and slogans to random words, smart word-plays and trademarks the trend has taken us to new levels of expression.

Slogan t-shirts have been around since the 1960s. One of the most famous messages printed across ready-to-wear clothes was the “Just do it” campaign by Nike the late 1980s. Soon after, the

trend of motivational messages inspired political statements, ironic messages, humorous puns and words to simply grab attention.

The popularity of novelty words on clothes has been a trend in some form in every decade. People are attracted to letters and words. We, as humans, are constantly search for meaning in what we see.

Sometimes it doesn’t matter what the message actually is as long as it is loud. Although, the messages that we remember the most are the ones that are the most profound.

The true beauty in donning a message through fashion is that it is open to interpretation. In expressing yourself through fashion, consider using the novelty print trend to tell the world who you truly are.

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Photography / AUDREY BELVAL - W W W. AUDREYBELVAL .COM Stylist / MARIANNE BERNIER Hair & Make up / CATHERINE LEMAY Model / TRUDY @ FOLIO

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Bodysuit: American Apparel

Crop top: Bedo Salopette: Blue Spice

Dress: Zara

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WINE TASTING

Photography / DIETMAR NIX - W W W.DIETMARNIX .DE Hair & Make up / MA XI KOENIG-REICH Styling / ANKE MÜLLEJANS Model / MICHELLE DE VILLIERS - FANJAM

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DARK WATER Photography / MIST Y MADONNA Model / L AURENNE PAL ADINO OF AMA X TALENT Stylist / BONE FEATHER Hair & Make up / SHERITA LESLIE

Swimwear: Bone Feather - w w w.bonefeather.com Leather bag: Bone Feather Bracelete: Anthropologie.com

Swimwear: Bone Feather Swimwear Bracelet: Anthropologie.com Belt: nordstrom.com

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Swimwear: Bone Feather Swimwear Bracelet: Anthropologie.com Belt: nordstrom.com

Swimsuit: Bone Feather Mesh Top: Nordstrom Necklace: Anthropologie

Swimwear: Bone Feather - w w w.bonefeather.com Bracelet: Anthropolgie.com

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Model / SABLE CHANEL Make up / SONIA ROBERTSON Hair / K AT HALE HAIR Photography / JER AMIE CAMPBELL PHOTOGR APHY

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TRE N D Lace dress: Vintage Pink slip: vintage Red sweater: American Apparel Hat: Vintage Knee highs: Urban Outfitters Shoes: Jef frey Campbell

ROSE COLOURED Text / BROOKE RENAI CROW - W W W.GARBEDGE .COM. AU Photography & Hair / HOLLY BURNHAM Make up & Stylist / CAITLYN MEYER Model / LEANNE HYER

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orget about tailored jackets, fitted blazers and opera overcoats, knitwear is what the cool kids will be wearing these cooler months. Knitwear as a fashion trend has had its place amongst every fashion decade since, well, ever. Trends for the upcoming Autumn/Winter seasons include knitwear styles that have been redesigned from traditional looks thanks to design houses such as Burberry, Sacai and Issa.

These design houses make a statement with their new take on the pashmina: the blanket scarf.

The all-encompassing knitted wrap has a hippycome-Himalayan vibe which lends itself to effortless style and playful pattern clashing.

Stella McCartney adds to the knitwear trend by incorporating oversized knitted jumper dresses in dove greys and cobalt blues in her newest collection. Marc Jacobs gives his contribution with traditional, but luxuriously rich casual wool jumpers to be paired with silk, louche trouser suits. Even if it isn’t an obvious argyle, wool, v-neck jumper, many designers are embracing the unrelenting style of knit clothing. Whether it is socks to pretty up lace-up boots, sweater vests to off-set leather pencil skirts or accents on an oversized tote bag there are plenty of examples to see how knitwear will be an essential part of any Fashionista’s Autumn/Winter wardrobe.

The whole concept of knitwear is about beautiful comfort.

Some designers make bold moves with blanketlike pieces like Christopher Bailey. For those who are not so bold, the traditional choices like wool pullovers paired with skinny jeans or baby pink slip dresses are options to consider.

If however, you want to be more adventurous like me, try layering up the knit looks one warm and tantalising style at a time.

Kimono: Brightside Boutique Top: Honey Punch Skirt: Ovilaceous Knee highs: Anthropologie

Lace dress: Vintage Pink slip: vintage Red sweater: American Apparel Hat: Vintage Knee highs: Urban Outfitters Shoes: Jef frey Campbell

Kimono: Vintage Top: Free People Skirt: American Apparel Knee highs: Urban Outfitters Shoes: Seychelles Jewelr y: Phographers Own

Poncho: Vintage Bracelets: Vintage Ring: Pamela Love

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Kimono: Brightside Boutique Top: Honey Punch Skirt: Ovilaceous Knee highs: Anthropologie

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Photography / CRYSTAL ROSE Model / EMMA REINS @ REVOLUTION MANAGEMENT, ALYSSA SCHUET TER @ REVOLUTION MANAGEMENT Make up / KOKO HANSEN

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Model / SUSAN LEE RIGG Photography / ANDREA TR AN Make up / GIULIA PINGITORE

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Photography / CHIAROSCURO FOTOGR AFIA Model / KIER A SMITH @ MYELITE MODELS Hair & Make up / NECEE WILSON EYEMAGE STUDIOS

Photography / CHIAROSCURO FOTOGR AFIA Model / KRISTEN VIDUCIC @ ZARZAR MODELS Hair & Make up / A ARON PAUL EYEMAGE STUDIOS

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FIC TIO N Rain jacket: Mackage Sunglasses: Ray-Ban aviators Bag: Chanel Boots: Jef frey Campbell Sheer leggings: American Apparel

BAG HEIST

Text / AL AN DALE Style / MIU KORIDI - W W W.MIUKORIDI.COM Photography / ALEX ANDRE PASK ANOI– W W W.PASK ANOI.COM Make up / EK ATERINA ULYANOFF MUA – W W W.EK ATERINAULYANOFF.COM Model / BAILEY - NEX T MONTREAL

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he gun smoke cleared. The guard toppled, tearing off his visor. Bianca had killed her Anton.

“The guard’s heart,” they’d insisted. “In the Louis Vuitton. Then get the vault code.” The Blanc Corail Monogram Vernis swung from her shoulder, latticed by her La Vie en Rose Fishnet veil. “His heart and the money,” they’d said, “or we, The Eleven, will claim you.”

Anton’s sobbing voice ebbed from his crumpled body, as a spotlight blinded her, despite her Versace sunglasses.

“Bianca, I’d have given you all these outfits.”

“You! You guarded the vault!”

“So you’ll die now.”

“Anton; I didn’t know…”

“You didn’t ask. It was a test. That money was already theirs. Watch your arms.”

Something peeled her sleeves away, leaving only Vintage lace gloves. Her gun clattered to the stone floor. Feeling a pinch on her left arm, Bianca whirled round, realizing that the Louis Vuitton had vanished. She held a Reiss red leather clutch that pulsed rhythmically, as if breathing. Shivering, despite her DKNY tailored wool pants, she felt the BCBG Turtle Neck peeled from her shoulders.

Her right shoulder remained bare, as an ASOS one shoulder asymmetric jersey top covered the left.

Bag: Chanel Black crocheted gloves: Vintage Jersey dress: Alexander Wang Asymmetric Suede platform pumps: Brian Atwood Control tights: SPANX Tight End On her face: ripped Wolford Pefectly 30 Stay Up.

Bianca screamed, lashing out with the Chanel bag that morphed from the red clutch. She felt a sudden pressure around her eyes. Scrabbling at her head, she found herself holding a pair of RayBan Aviators.

Anton slumped, gasping. “Your final catwalk; such a waste.”

Handles smacked into her hands. The impact of the YSL vintage horn leather shoulder bag floored her, her legs flailing in their American Apparel sheer leggings and Jeffrey Campbell boots.

She looked up at eleven glinting, encircling gun muzzles.

“We said dress to kill,” they hissed, in sibilant, menacing contraltos. “You killed to dress.”

Monogram Vernis in Blanc Corail Acetate frames in black: LV Turtle neck and leggings: BCBG

One shoulder asymmetric jersey top: ASOS Red leather clutch: Reiss Lace glove: Vintage Tailored wool pants: DKNY

Leather jacket: Line Vintage horn leather shoulder bag: YSL Skirt: Wolford Boots: Jef frey Campbell Sunglasses: Versace

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Photography / KENDR A PAIGE - KENDR APAIGE .COM Designer / RICH GIRL ON VACATION Wardrobe / A ZUL MERRICK PARK Stylist / ALYSSA BL ANCO - ALYSSABL ANCO.COM Model / MEGAN COFFEY, K ATERINA - RUNWAYS THE TALENT GROUP Assistants / CHRIS ANTHONY Retoucher / SVETL ANA PASECHNIK

Dress: Rich Girl On Vacation Ring: Vintage

Dress: Rich Girl On Vacation Shoes: Steven Madden Circlet: Castalyn Studios Rings: Vintage

Dress: Rich Girl On Vacation Shoes: Levity Circlet: Castalyn Studios Ring: Macys Bracelet: Vintage

Dress: Rich Girl On Vacation Ring: UrbanOG

Red Crochet Dress: Rich Girl On Vacation Earrings & Bracelet : Vintage

Dress: Rich Girl On Vacation

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QUEEN OF STYLE

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Photography / ANNA DELUNA Hair & Make up / MARINA ZAKHAROVA Model / EK ATERINA ZHDANOVA Dresses: TrendFresh Jeweller y: Galolbo

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BLUE CAMOMILE Fashion designer / RIMANTĖ RIMGAIL AITĖ Photography / NERINGA REK AŠIŪTĖ Hair & Make up / MONIK A BRIU Model / DOVILĖ DIDŽIŪNAIT Y TĖ Assistant / TAUT V YDAS STUK AS

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he sportswear trend emerged into the fashion world with the advent of the 2012 London Olympics and has been growing in momentum ever since. As the trend's popularity increases, an ever growing number of designers are collaborating with sportswear brands to produce exciting new fashion which looks just as at home on the catwalk as it does in the gym.

The beauty of this trend is it's versatility. Dress up a slouchy sports T-shirt with a pair of heels or some statement jewellery, or give an elegant dress a more casual feel by teaming it with a pair of legwarmers or some funky running shoes. The sportswear look

is also a godsend for those looking for style on a tight schedule, as it looks great combined with more natural makeup. However, in another show of the look's versatility it also looks fantastic with an eye-catching bright lip colour or eye shadow.

As with many recent fashions, the sportswear look can be given a vintage twist - just add a retro-style varsity jacket to your everyday outfits. You could also try throwing in a splash of colour with some neon or pastel accessories in a nod to two other trends for this autumn. Whether you're looking to get dressed up, or just want keep it casual, the sportswear trend has something for everyone.

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oho is definitely a perennial trend, but that’s because it’s so easy to wear. Who doesn’t want to channel the Summer of Love whilst chilling with their friends? So how to do this for autumn 2014? Whilst it’s still warm out you want to be aiming for a California girl vibe; floral playsuits teamed with a fringed kimono and ankle boots look great for a weekend date in the park or a road trip to the country. For a more city chic boho look team a kimono with high waisted shorts, a vest top and heeled ankle boots. When wearing a kimono with shorts you want the kimono to fall either just below the hem of your shorts or to be full length so that it grazes your ankles. If you wear one that falls in the middle of the two you shorten your legs. As the weather cools the further into autumn we go team your kimono with your favourite jeans or leather trousers.

Text / JEN LOMAS FASHION BLOGGER @ FASHIONCHUI.BLOGSPOT.COM Photography / SEAN O'TOOLE W W W. SEANOTOOLEPHOTOGR APHY.COM Model / WILLIE DEMI SPINK - THE ROCK AGENCY

When wearing the boho trend you want to keep things ‘flowy’. Try some wide legged trousers, but team with a fitted top or you could disappear under all that fabric! I love wide legged floral trousers with a crop top. The colour of your top should be a shade picked from the floral design on the trousers to pull it all together. If you’re scared of more voluminous trousers swamping you try some in a sheer material.

Boho dresses can be a hard look to pull off as the weather cools. Paisley prints in earthy tones make it more autumn appropriate. Kimono sleeves look great and if it’s boho it’s obviously got to be a maxi dress. To complete the look team with flat ankle boots and a plaited headband tied around your forehead. Remember boho is all about looking and feeling relaxed so don’t over style it.

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INTRO D U C TIO N

DREAM BIG Photography / WALTER FANTAUZZI - W W W.WALTERFANTAUZZI.COM Model / ALESSIA MORO Hair & Make up / ANTEROS ARTIS ALIAS MAT TEO BARTOLINI

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atteo Bartolini, makeup artist from Italy, shares his passion for makeup and advice for up-and-coming artists.

EV: How did you get into professional makeup artistry?

MB: I was born in a small town that quickly became too small for me. My passion for fashion was repressed by the poor social environment I was in. The strength to continue to dream despite the many obstacles brought me to Milan, and it is precisely in the fashion capital that after attending a prestigious school of "hair and make-up design"

I became a make-up artist. I am also committed to improving my skills, also specializing in fashion and beauty make up.

EV: What do you enjoy most about makeup?

MB: I love my job because I have the power to transform people's personalities by changing their look and in some cases increasing their selfesteem. Being on a set is also amazing because you can create a story alongside the photographer, the stylist and the model and the make up has the power to enhance the feelings you want to represent with the pictures and the clothing.

EV: How has the last 12 months been for you?

to dream big to achieve something!

MB: In my last few months I have tried to learn as much as possible. More and more often makeup artists are requested to do hairstyling. I want to be prepared. I prefer the make up side of my world, but I want to improve myself more and more!

EV: If you could give a little piece of advice for aspiring makeup artists what would it be?

EV: What are you hoping to achieve in the future?

MB: To work for the twins Caten of DSquared2, to be able to do hair and make up for some of the pop icons that I admire so much and to have my work on the cover of French magazine "Numerò"! You have

MB: My advice for aspiring makeup artists is: use the rules that you have learned but be prepare to interpret them with your energy and personal taste. To do this you must be open to everything, so study, see, read, look around yourself always for inspiration.

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L AB E L

UMASAN Photography / UMASAN'S PERSONAL PHOTOGR APHER

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n abandoned ice-rink with a live performance of Dante Alighieri's work was the dramatic setting for the 4th successive season of the Award Winning high fashion, vegan brand UMASAN for their SS15 show. The show which featured a blending of genders was not so much a political statement as an embracing of a unisex future.

The collection is an ode to the wandering traveller, a nomadic bohemian spirit intrinsic to the UMASAN DNA. However this journey was a spiritual one, a journey of self, almost dream-like rather than a physical experience. Possibly a reference to Henry Miller, "one's destination is never a place, but a way

of seeing things."

The womenswear collection had ecclesiastical under tones, with modestly buttoned up shirts, sharply cut and paired with oversized, pleated culottes. The feminine figure was hidden away under layers of softly draped fabrics in rounded cocoon shapes reminiscent of futuristic armour.

Clerically cut jackets were stiff in reverent contrast to the flowing silhouette that fought to be seen beneath. The rusted brown also made an appearance here, in the form of a structured trench.

The colour perhaps referencing UMASAN's own personal journey, the designers' continued growth and the future of the label.

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RU NWAY WINSTON WOLFE

SYDNEY FASHION WEEKEND Text / ALLISON VOIGHT Photography / BR ANDON VOIGHT @ VOIGHT PHOTOGR APHY AND DESIGN Make up / NAPOLEON PERDIS Stylist / MARGARET ZHANG Models / CHIC MANAGEMENT

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ow in its’ 7th year, Sydney Fashion Weekend continues to pull a steady crowd of devotees. What draws the crowds? Runway shows featuring the latest trends, and access to racks upon racks of discounted designer clothing.

With the likes of Ginger & Smart, Christopher Esber and Bec & Bridge within the grasp of a fashion fuelled mob, the sale scene was bound to get ugly.

Thankfully SFW has evolved from a girls’ day out to a weekend, to a four-day event showcasing over 100 leading fashion and beauty suppliers.

The SFW Canon Runway Show offers a quick edit of current trends, with all pieces available for purchase on site.

Featuring eighty looks from 10 labels styled by Margaret Zhang of Shine By Three, the catwalk vibe was playful, youthful and accessible. Sleek silhouettes, bodycon cut outs, graphic geometrical prints and asymmetrical detailing’s are still dominating. Trends of the second crept into the mix via Maurie & Eve’s ‘normcore’ denims, boxy jumpers and draped coat.

AKIN BY GINGER AND SMART

Standout showcased designers included Winston Wolfe, whose sexy leather and crocodile embossed corsets with split skirts literally turned heads. Nicola Finetti’s ‘patchwork’ wide cuff block top still looks current, while the floral detailing on his asymmetrical paneled skirt gave a feminine point of difference.

Ixiah’s ‘opiate’ jacket looked striking as its metallic sequins reflected the light. Even her most embellished looks worked with Zhang’s conservative styling of a polished ponytail and bronzed make up palette by Napoleon Perdis.

By Johnny closed the show with a cohesive collection of kaleidoscopic dresses. His creative play on diagonal lines and volumes was a favourite of stylist Zhang’s. “It’s one of my favourite By Johnny collections to date,” she said.

WINSTON WOLFE

BEC AND BRIDGE

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BY JOHNNY

NICOL A FINET TI

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ACCE SSO RIE S

HOLD ME

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ashadu offers sophisticated bags for the modern, elegant and vibrant fashionista.

In gorgeous jewel and earth-toned colours, there is a bag for every occasion.

Zashadu is a leading British/Nigerian sustainable luxury brand that specialises in handcrafted leather pieces. The brand works with local sustainably sourced leathers, farmed exotic skins like alligator, snake and ostrich, and rough-cut precious stones set in brass.

All pieces are created at the Zashadu workspace in Lagos, Nigeria, by a team that benefits from traditional techniques passed down through generations by a community of local artisans.

Zashadu explores the tension between quiet elegance and unabashed glamour while avoiding superfluous fittings and fixtures in order to give precedence to the leathers. Each item is unique and carefully handcrafted.

ZASHADU - W W W. ZASHADU.COM

Zainab Ashadu who currently lives and works in Lagos, Nigeria, is Creative Director at Zashadu.

She has a diverse background encompassing Curatorship, Architecture, Acting and Fashion Styling.

She holds a BA Hons in English Literature and Modern Drama Studies from Brunel University, London. Ashadu began her career as an Actor in London, then moved into Architecture where she explored the spatial relationship between geometry and fluidity. Her passion for handbags started at the age of eight, when she fell in love with a clutch bag belonging to her mother. She has since honed her craft at the London College of Fashion. From 2009-2012 she was Curator at African Artists’ Foundation, Lagos.

For more information, check out zashadu.com.

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PRO FILE Model / KESSYA

HASEO Photography / HASEO - KICHIGAI.KILL . JP/INDEX .HTML Hair & Make up / K A ZUYA IMAMUR A , ERI SUGIYAMA Dress work / ALICE

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is photography depicts lavish, grandiose and elaborately detailed stories of whimsy and luxury. His work evokes a world many do not have access to; a world of high society and a world where beauty is a commodity and indulgence is a past time. A Rapunzel-like beauty poised in the forest, long-legged woman lounging in a gorgeous room with beautiful chandeliers and fireplaces, and with flowers.

Haseo Hasegawa from Nagoya, Japan is a photographer with a strong interest in outdoor photography. He creates original stories from nature and his view of the world. He is a regular

member of Japan’s advertising photographer’s association (APA) and has had his work published in several magazines.

He sees his work as an escape from the darkness of the world and human society. Haseo takes pride in creating a story through images as they develop and unfold. His work has garnered him a following and much notoriety in Japan. Haseo enjoys making people happy through his photography. In 2014, he participated in an APA exhibition, featuring his fabulous work for the French magazine Alize. Haseo had a solo exhibition in 2013. Next month his work can also be seen in an exhibition in Nagoya.

Model / KESSYA

Model / KESSYA

Model / KESSYA WATANABE , HELLOUISY, ALEX ANDR A MIRNEVA , YUMI NISHIK ATA , YUMI SHINNAI, YURI SHINNAI, CAROLINE

Model / KESSYA WATANABE , HELLOUISY, ALEX ANDR A MIRNEVA , YUMI NISHIK ATA , YUMI SHINNAI, YURI SHINNAI, CAROLINE

Model / HELLOUISY

Model / MIKI MUR AI, YUURI MATSUNAGA , MANAMI HIKOSAK A , NATSUKI, HISAYO, AI KUMANO,YUKI MUK AI

September

2014

Forecast from the Stars

BY GARGI CHAKRAVARTY Illustration / ANNA JASINSKI W W W. ANNA JASINSKI.COM

ARIES MARCH 21 - APRIL 19

CANCER JUNE 21 -JULY 22

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e a r u p f o r h a rd w o r k in o rd e r to achieve set target s. Stay positive

on' t fear competitors. No one will cause major problems. Be more

and focus on the given task. Stick

energetic an d take charge . D on' t let

t o h o n e s t y a n d i n t e g r i t y. A r g u a b l e

laziness ruin it all! Motivate yourself to

sit uati o n s a re q uite like l y a m o n g t h e

face life head on . For mat ters of hear t,

f a m il y. C o n f li c t m ay a ris e a m o n g

tr y to change your views. Don' t be

f r i e n d s . H o w e v e r, d o n ' t s e a r c h f o r

rigid. If there is a problem, go ahead and

opp or tunit y to find a consensus . Give

resolve now!

your genuine opinion.

TAURUS APRIL 20 - MAY 20

LEO JULY 23 -AUGUST 22

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tella r co m binatio n s re sult in go o d times ahead. Some problems will

a u t i o n! W h o l e l o t o f t ro u b l e s a n d enemies predic ted! But the lion

show never theless but their existence

al way s w ith s t a n ds o d ditie s a n d m ove s

w i l l b e s h o r t l i v e d . Yo u n e e d t o p a y

a h ea d , o nly to s tren g th en it s p o sitio n .

tim e l y a t te n ti o n a n d q ui c k l y re s p o n d

Tr y t o m a n a g e r e s o u r c e s a n d t a p

in resolving issues. As far as love

oppor tunities timely. When it comes to

goes, tr y to be fair and understand

love, vigilant is the watchword. However, there is nothing to

others' p oint of view. Embrace change

worry as such.

wholeheartedly.

GEMINI MAY 21 -JUNE 20

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VIRGO AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22 of

entrepreneurship, current period

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ertain negativity might engulf you.

Be prepared to face situations.

w ill p rove to b e hig hl y e f f icie nt . Yo ur

C o n d i t i o n s w i l l s t a b i l i ze , s o d o n' t l e t

smallest efforts will yield decent

g o . B e d i p l o m a t i c . Avo i d c o n f li c t s , b e

results. When in love, troubles may

it professional sphere or other wise.

a r i s e . H o w e ve r, yo u w ill h a n d l e t h e m

In terms of personal relationships,

with ease an d succe ss f ully solve misun ders tan ding s . Yo ur

a c k n o w l e d ge yo u r m is t a ke s . C o n q u e r

opinions will be well received as time is on your side.

y o u r i n n e r f e a r s a n d r e l y o n f e e li n g s .

All will fall in place.

LIBRA SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22

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CAPRICORN DECEMBER 22 JANUARY 19

o u r a d ve n t u re s w ill b e s u c c e s s f ul!

sphere everything will not be according to

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your designs but will still be productive.

jobs in time. Instead of new tasks,

Don't let others get a hint of your plans. Be

concentrate on those in hand. Multiply

Positive energy is around you. In work

cautious! Take your loved one to an exotic location. You need some serious fun!

atch out! Problems will be plenty.

Might find dif ficult y in finishing

ef forts and be strong. Don't give up. Be confident and fear none. Your love life may come under the shadow of troubles but things will be alright.

AQUARIUS JANUARY 20 – FEBRUARY 18

SCORPIO OCTOBER 23 NOVEMBER 21

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s far as work goes there is enough to pay your attention to. Stay

inimal loss and maximum gain is t h e n a m e o f t h e g a m e . T h a t 's

focused. This is a productive period and

h o w y o u r w o r k l i f e w i l l b e . H o w e v e r,

many unexpec ted bonuses will come

p ay at te ntio n to yo ur collea g u e s . Yo u

yo ur way. J us t b e c aref ul in making de cisions . T h ere are n o

may discover newer and better ways to

barriers in yo ur love life b ut don' t cross yo ur limit s . It is an

deal with jobs. Be wise and observe your

ideal time for self-observation.

competitors carefully. There is a lot to learn. Love life will be harmonious.

S A G I T TA R I U S N OV E M B E R 2 2 DECEMBER 21

PISCES FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20

n terms of work, you have to

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entrepreneurship, uneasy

strategically allocate your resources.

situations may crop up. Remember

Analyse situations, make decisions and

there are simple solutions. Just face

ac t prudently. Review the priorities of

your problems boldly. Be confident and

life. N ever b e a hyp ocrite. Be true an d

pleasant surprises may come your way.

just to yourself and towards others, and

I n r e la t i o n s h i p s w i t h c l o s e o n e s , b e r e s p e c t f u l to w a r d s

you will see your bonds with loved ones

oth er s a n d th e re sult s of yo ur a c tio n s w ill surp ris e even

strengthen.

you yourself!

While the zodiac tells its tale...don't forget to stay EN VIE!