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Editor in Chief Art Direction Deputy Editor Editorial / Director Contributing Artists / Talent / Agents

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Chris Cheng Dr. Ruen Chieu Thi Nguyen Aska Yokoyama Barbara Wildenboer, Barbie Procobis Chad Leon, Chisato Arai, Christina Huynh, Christophe Sanchez-Vahle, David Conway David Tan, Eli Schmidt, Emili Sande, Evi O Fernando Barraza, Harley David, Jo Candelaria, Karen Hopwood, Kelly Hourigan, Leea Oak Luke Nicholson, Louis Jansen Van Vuuren Marna Hattingh, Martin De Courtenany Magdalena Lawniczak, Martin Pfiefle Natalie Ko, Pat Supsiri, Patrico Tiongco Ryan Davis, Ryan Taniguchi, Sonny Vandevelde Valerie Norman Iain Dawson Natalie Coulter Priscilla Leighton-Clark April Yap, Chris Mohen, Donald Chung Kacie Chen, Megumi Moto, Myles Pimental Rohan Pratt Francesca Paluch, Patrick Essanga Henry Smith, Jack Vanderhart, Joe Collier ALL the Brands & Model / Executives & Management The Models and Everyone that has contributed. E: info@labgallerie.com

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For our 1st Birthday issue, we were inspired by our search for all things Pure. Dedicated to our family and friends.

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For over two decades Priscillas Model Managementâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s founder, Priscilla Leighton-Clark has set out to lead i n a ve r y unique way. Thr u a c o re f am i ly v al ue mentality that brings out the best in all her talent a n d s t a f f . We t a ke a m o m e n t t o d i s c o ve r h e r inspirations and thoughts just ahead of the new c o l l e c t i o n s a t M e n s E u ro p e a n F a s h i o n we e k .

Wo r d s + Photos courtesy of Priscilla Leighton-Clark and Priscillas Models.

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LAB A4: What is your definition of beauty? than young men, modelling gives these people this opportunity. Young models are taking gap years from PLC:Having been in modelling for such a long time I am Uni and earning enough money modelling provides very used to being surrounded by outwardly beauti- to put themselves through their studies, they have ful people, however, the most beautiful people to me become much more savvy and using their money are the ones with beauty on the inside, I know that wisely, I love the fact that they are buying apartments sounds very clichéd but in my experience it’s very true. and setting themselves up for the rest of their lives. LAB A4: career in

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PLC: In the early nineties a well known model agent asked me to go and work for her, I had no experience with fashion or modelling, however, I really liked this woman and thought I would give it a go. I loved my job as a booker and nine months later when the agency went into receivership some of the models wanted me to continue being their agent and this is how Priscilla’s was born.

PLC: I have nothing but admiration for these models who make modelling seemingly effortless, they are often asked to express emotions that are way beyond their years of experience and the good ones are able to do this. Modelling can be just as much about acting as it is about looking good in the clothes. A beautiful fashion picture can certainly be art.

LAB A4: When we learn of success, how about the would you define it and who are your curwitnessed rent crop of supers or topmodels? to present? PLC: Our top models are PLC: The modelling industry has become a lot Emma Balfour, Julia Nobis, Ruby-Jean Wilson, Naomore organised, taken a lot more seriously these mi Campbell, Alexandra Ambrosia, Ondria Hardin, days than in the past. Models were often referred Caroline Brasch-Nielsen, Eniko Mihalik, Dree Hemto as “modules” and ridiculed for being “beautiful mingway , Marina Linchuk and Hannah Holman but brainless”, thank god most of that perception B o y s has changed and now seen as the seriously diffi- Andrew Smith, Jack Vanderhart, Nic Smith, cult but lucrative job that it is. There are very few James Gatenby, Jarrod Scott and Vinnie openings for young women to make more money Woolston, keep your eye on the very handsome Peter Jackson who is on the come back trail. LAB A4: Can you tell differences you’ve over the years past

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LAB A4: Can you share some LAB A4: What would be your advice for memorable fashion moments highs/lows? anyone wanting to enter the modelling industry? PLC: They call me “The Vault” for a reason!!!! PLC: Don’t believe in the myth that it is a glamorous job, it’s hard work, you have to LAB A4: What can we expect in the develop an inner strength pretty quickly coming year, 2013/14 from Priscillas? to deal with the rejection that comes with modelling, but just remember every model is in PLC: My colleague Doll Wright has returned the same boat. Show your personality, clients from 5 years in New York agencies and we love being on a job with a fun model. Most of all made the decision to be ruthless with our board and have become more exclusive LABA4:Your thoughts on the future of modelling? than ever, only representing the models we truly believe can make it, we have made the PLC: As long as there is advertising, board smaller to be able to devote the at- fashion and magazines; modelling will be around. tention to these models so that they do However, the digital age of E-commerce & have the very best management possible . Social Media has definitely added an interesting aspect and will certainly LAB A4: Your escapes? Where does one go have impact on the future of modelling, to escape to when in need of some R+R? LAB A4: Lastly , tell us your PLC: We like to visit Wategoes Beach in karaoke anthem? title and singer Byron Bay, where my husband and kids love to surf and I get to read. We also love going to Bali PLC: No time for Karaoke but just ask where my business partner Jeremy lives, it is my staff I love to sing at work and it’s very special there, he has a beautiful home and a whatever comes in to my head, I have wonderful restaurant in a large repertoire! Requests anyone??? Semanyak called “La Lucciola”. LAB A4:“Beautiful” by CHRISTINA AGUILERA

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CO ARTISTRY Installation artist & curator of Belle Flaneur, Natalie Coulter speaks to us about the art of repurposing, specialising in the retail sector. With sights set to share this artform around the world, had us double take to reverse our garbage.

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Between recent trips from Sydney to India, Installations at the MCA - Museum of Contemporary Arts, Speaking at Sydney’s VIVID Festival and New York City. We follow the journey’s of Natalie thru her NYC conference bringing discarded materials sourced from Reverse Garbage, Australia’s largest creative reuse centre,to the 16thAnnual PAVE Gala event at Cipriani Wall Street.

Tour seeking out innovative and exciting examples of reuse and repurposing in the city’s retail sector. One of the standout stars of the art of reuse amongst New York City’s retailers is Anthropologie.This American based retailer operates 175 stores worldwide, 5 of which are in the New York borough of Manhattan.

ultimate in immersive shopping experiences. It is a feast for the senses, enticing its audience through the doors with original visuals which bring to life the brand’s passion for the art of repurposing and adaptive reuse in retail. The finely-crafted elements and sculptural pieces that make up theAnthropologie experience transport the shopper to another world.

Anthropologie are at the forefront of the push towards sustainability It was truly a sight to behold. Reuse in aspirational retail environments. As tempting as the stock on the at its best! Sydney’s discarded street The brand features repurposed floor is to buy, it is the captivatbanners and other materials sourced ing visual magic Anthropologie from Reverse Garbage were then creates that makes it impossible swathed across mannequins and materials throughout its stores, for the customer to leave without styled with layers of accessories from fixtures and fittings through taking home a piece of that made only from discarded objects to displays and shop presentations. shopping experience. As visual and everyday materials that would The high calibre work produced by merchandisers, it is the inspiring use otherwise have ended in landfill. Anthropologie’s visual merchandis- of materials in their store presentaing team is also recognised by the tions that most piques our interest. The mannequins were transformed industry. At the PAVE Gala, Aninto beautiful works of art by the thropologie’s Rockefeller Center As described by Belle Flaneur students of the Diploma of Visual store was announced as the win- collaborator Joshua Lunney Merchandising from TAFE Sydney ner of the Gold Award in the an- “Bringing back the art of craft, Institute and displayed as feature nual Winning Window Manhattan Anthropologie is constantly finddisplay pieces at the retail gala event. holiday retail window competition. ing new uses for everyday things. They leave no corner of the store While in New York City, Belle A n t h r o p o l o g i e untouched, every turn of the head Flaneur conducted a Sustainability offer their customers the reveals a new visual masterpiece”.

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From a VM point of view, embracing the creative spirit and offering a platform for artistic talent to flourish is how Anthropologie differentiates itself from other retailers. Each store offers itsVM team a work room/art studio within the store.The Anthropologie team told Belle Flaneur that these spaces are where theVM team can conceive and construct the handcrafted props and curiosities that are curated throughout each store.

that make Anthropologie’s work truly something to be celebrated. Featured are some unique examples observed by us on our sustainability tour within the Anthropologie stores in NYC. 1) A cluster of discarded ceramic dinner plates colour washed with blue and gold paint display en masse, on the stairwell wall at the Flat Iron store location. 2) A feature wall of stacked preloved books at the entrance to the Rockefeller Center store. 3) Library stands repurposed as store fixtures to display the expansive selection of door handles and furniture knobs sold in every Anthropologie store. 4) Marine life protection windows in collaboration with the Wyland Foundation. 5) Belle Flaneur and Reverse Garbage collaboration at PAVE Gala 2012 NYC, crafted and styled by students of the Diploma of Visual Merchandising from TAFE Sydney Institute.

work in the windows of the San Francisco location that showcased the collaboration between Anthropologie and theWyland Foundation—a non-profit organisation devoted to protecting marine life. This concept, a national campaign for Earth Month 2012, culminated in an auction of the works. As well as increasing community awareness of the Wyland Foundation, through the auction Anthropologie raised US$3000 to benefit the foundation’s work. Anthropologie describes itself as, “an escape from the everyday... a source of inspiration and delight, where innovative merchandising, customer centricity and a curated array of products come together to create an unimagined experience”.

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The key to Anthropologie’s success story is their ability to connect with their customer and be an authentic part of the communities in which they reside. The Anthropologie VM teams also collaborate with other artists on meaningful, themed bodies of work that celebrate community driven events and environmental awareness campaigns. It is this dedication to creating an unparalleled shopping experiWe were drawn to a particu- ence, along with their commitlarly stunning oceanic-themed ment to repurposing and reuse,

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In 2012, collector Michelle Paterson and gallerist Iain Dawson joined forces to present a schedule of pop up exhibitions in Sydneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eastern suburbs. Sharing an edgy aesthetic with a particular passion for emerging artists, within the first 5 years of their practice, the pair presented their first exhibition CONVERSATIONS in November 2012. The next installment EXCHANGE follows on the theme of engaging first time and seasoned collectors looking to add an affordable and quirky edge to their collection. The artists presented in EXCHANGE all live and work in South Africa, a place more readily associated with traditional arts and crafts rather than cutting edge contemporary art. Each artist has garnered a huge amount of respect and interest in their home country, and now, international galleries and collectors are starting to pay attention. Barbara Wildenboer has recently signed with a Hong Kong gallery and will show in Zurich in 2013.

FEATURE ARTIST | BARBARA WILDENBOER Barbara Wildenboer was born in Pretoria, South Africa in 1973. She completed a BA (Ed) with majors in English literature, Psychology and Pedagogics at the University of Pretoria in 1996. In 2003 she obtained a Bachelor of Visual Arts from UNISA followed by a Masters in FineArt (with distinction) from the Michaelis School ofArt at the University of CapeTown in 2007. Wildenboer has been awarded several international residencies such as the Unesco- Aschberg residency (Jordan, 2006), the Al Mahatta residency (Palestine, 2009) and the Red De Residencias Artisticas Local (Colombia, 2011).In 2011 she was nominated and subsequently selected as one of the top 20 finalists for the Sovereign African Arts Award for which she received the Public Choice Prize. She has participated in several group exhibitions both nationally and internationally and had her 5th solo exhibition entitled Library of the Infinitesimally Small and Unimaginably Large at ErdmannContemporary in 2011. Her solo exhibition entitled Canaries in the Coalmine was hosted by Erdmann Contemporary during May 2012.

Lots of M is all about establishing a dialogue with contemporary art and believe living with well crafted, conceptually challenging and above all beautiful works adds to the quality of life on both an emotional and intellectual level. During each exhibition an extensive public program will be held including forums with industry professionals, WildenboerwillexhibitinZurichandHongKongin2013 film nights, wine tastings and collecting symposiums.

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FEATURE ARTIST | LOUIS JANSEN VAN VUUREN Jansen van Vuuren, active since the 1980s, works primarily in painting, taking the surrounds of his chateau in Boussac, France as his inspiration Louis Jansen van Vuuren now lives and works in rural France. This prominent artist was involved in art education and cultural promotion in South Africa for many years. Jansen van Vuuren was the National President of the South African Association of arts, the Chairperson for the Ava Gallery in Cape Town and the First Vice Commissioner for the 1993 Venice Biennale, South African entry. He has exhibtited extensively in South Africa, Europe, The United Kingdom and the United States of America. Some of his exhibitions include: Crosscurrents – Barbara Gillman Galery, Miami Beach, USA; Solo Exhibitions Gallery AKKA, Paris; Conflux, Mikado Galery, Luxembourg; Northcote Gallery, London; Galerie des Beaux, Paris and ‘Entre Nous’ a collaborative exhibition with Swelethu Mthetwa, Brundyn+ Gonsalves, Cape Town. His work is represented in many Major Public and Corporate art collections,including: The Bright Foundation, Museum of Modern Art San Francisco(print collection), South African Natioanal Gallery, Investec Bank, First National Bank, Universities of Stellenbosch,Western Cape, Bloemfontein and Cape Town. Jansen van Vuuren is also extensivly represented in private collections in South Africa, Europe and the USA.

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Marna Hattingh is a Cape Town based artist, and has been active in the art world since 1999. She is also a well known childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; book illustrator. Her distinctive graphic style coupled with a wry sense of humor makes her illustration work instantly recognizable. As a contemporary South African artist Hattingh works forms part of the new school of expression. There may be elements of an African-ness in her work, particularly the use of colour, but she operates outside of any category. Her daily life experience of living in Cape Town is what informs her work. Her comments are subtly embedded in a deeply layered style. Her painted characters enact everyday gestures in a play of daydreams and flights of fantasy that form a series of narrative constellations. Her drawings combine both physical gestures and a very direct way of visualising thoughts. Her narrative content is immediate and personal - a journey of the imagination. Her painting style is unique. She inserts her colourful and finely painted imaginative characters into a timeless and highly decorative background.The style is both layered and fluid. She works in a range of media including drawing, painting, print making and sculpture.

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MARNA HATTINGH Everybody and Everyone acrylic on fabriano paper 76 x 111cm

GREY.GARDEN [MATTERS] PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHAD.LEON FASHION DIRECTOR CHRIS.CHENG ON LOCATION GROOMING BY JO.CANDELARIA PHOTO 1ST ASSIST ROHAN.PRATT FASHION 1ST ASSIST ASKA.YOKOYAMA FASHION 2ND ASSIST DONALD.CHUNG IN STUDIO GROOMING BY CHISATO.ARAI @ DEBUT PHOTO 1ST ASSIST CHRIS.MOHEN FASHION 1ST ASSIST KACIE.CHEN FASHION 2ND ASSIST APRIL.YAP

MODELS ETHAN ROBERTSON @ CHIC MODELS FREEMAN @ CHADWICK MODELS JACK.VANDERHART, JACKSON.RADO & CLAES.NORDSTRÖM @ PRISCILLAS MODELS

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F O U R talented I l l u s t r a t o r s were asked t o s u b m i t p i e c e s inresponse t o t h e Purity theme.The results are as follows.

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Zebra Illustration as response to Purity theme courtesy of Kelly Hourigan SpecialThanks to Thi Nguyen.

Ballerina Illustration as response to Purity theme courtesy of Kelly Hourigan SpecialThanks to Thi Nguyen.

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Mermaid Illustration as response to Purity theme courtesy of Kelly Hourigan SpecialThanks to Thi Nguyen.

Illustrations as response to Purity theme courtesy of EVI O Special Thanks to Thi Nguyen.

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Illustrations as response to Purity theme courtesy of EVI O Special Thanks to Thi Nguyen.

Illustration as response to Purity theme courtesy of Barbie Procobis SpecialThanks to Thi Nguyen.

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Illustration as response to Purity theme courtesy of Barbie Procobis SpecialThanks to Thi Nguyen.

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Deer Illustration as response to Purity theme courtesy of Christina Huynh SpecialThanks toThi Nguyen.

PURE.WHITE [PURENESS] PHOTO: ELI.SCHMIDT MODEL: JOE.COLLIER @ NEW YORK MODEL MANAGEMENT STYLIST: RYAN.DAVIS GROOMING: RYAN.TANIGUCHI PROP STYLING: MEGUMIE.MOTO PHOTO ASSIST: MYLES.PIMENTAL

SPECIAL THANKS TO CHRISTOPHE.SANCHEZ-VAHLE

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joe wears Suit by Calvin Klein Collection. Shirt by Rufskin Belt by Emporio Armani.

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joe wears Jacket by Calvin Klein Collection. Shirt by Rufskin.

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joe wears Jacket & Shorts by Emporio Armani. Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Shape: Form by 2(X)IST worn under shorts.

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joe wears Shirt by Rufskin.Denim by Balmain at Aloha Rag New York.

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joe wears Sweater by Alexandre Plokhov.

joe wears waistcoat, vest & pants by Alexandre Plokhov. Gloves by LaCrasia.

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beauty note - joe wears mac cosmetics & bumble and bumble hair care.fragrance, ck one by calvin klein.

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BURBERRY PRORSUM coming HOme.LCM Founded by 21 y.o Thomas Burberr y in 1856, The British Luxur y house synonymous with the invention of the Trench coat, has grown to become one of the go-to brands for the leading style pack thanks to current Chief Creative officer, Christopher Bailey.With announcement of its Nightsbridge store opening and the move from Milan mens fashion week to London C o l l e c t i o n : M e n s - 1 8 t h Ju n e s i g n a l l i n g a new narrative . LAB A4 was invited on this Exclusive British Voyage to discover the House codes and more. Words Dr Ruen Chieu Photos courtesy of Burberry /Australia, Special Thanks to Francesca .P

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With announcement from Burberry that it will be moving its menswear show to London, London Collection: Mens, this June 2013, after more than ten years of showing in Milan, created a storm of interest. Burberry continues to invest in its UK manufacturing, retail and office operations, adding more than 1000 jobs in the country over the past two years. Having relocated its global headquarters to Horseferry House in London in 2009 and continuing to produce its heritage rainwear at its Castleford facility in Yorkshire, where capacity has doubled since 2011. This iconic gabardine fabric used in the coats’ construction is woven at Burberry’s nearby mill with the brand’s cashmere woven in Scotland. ‘London is the creative heart of Burberry and our global headquarters, so we are incredibly excited to be showing our next men’s collection here. The country’s proud menswear heritage and outstanding contemporary talent give it a unique and powerful energy. It is a wonderful time to be bringing our menswear show home’. said Christopher Bailey,Chief Creative Officer of Burberry. Founded on a rich history of fabric innovation and inspired by the timeless style of the iconic Burberry trench coat, Burberry men’s tailoring grew by over 50% and men’s accessories by nearly

40% in the last three months of 2012. Burberry menswear was the brand’s fastest growing category in the first half of FY 2012/13. With demand for Burberry tailoring showing such promise, introduction of an in-store tailoring service to over 70 stores worldwide including Sydney’s flagship located on George street, Became increasingly important to cater for the discerning style concious to appreciate the craftsmenship involved in all Burberry tailoring. On arrival the client will be recieved by the Tailoring specialist whom will personally guide the customer thru the collection of three distinct silhouettes:- slim, modern or classic in over 40 fine woven fabrics inspired by the English town and country, produced in English and Italian mills exclusive to the brand. Once selected, the chosen suit will arrive within 48 hours, ready to be expertly fitted with any alterations carefully considered for an immaculate fit, sizing also ranging from 44R-56R. All suits are designed from Burberry headquarters in London and hand tailored in Italy involving over 100 skilled tailors in each Burberry suit. Burberry’s innovation is not inclusive to its dedication in fabrications and reviving the housecodes of British heritage but also in technological advancements, From live streaming of its collections featuring campaign models Seb Brice,

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, Johnny George and Charlie France . In a Runway to Reality - instore and online initiative, Consumers globally are given the opportunity to be the first to wear the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s collection of outerwear and accessories av a i l a b l e t o p u rc h a s e e x c l u s i ve l y o n Burberry.com for 1 week after the live streamings and ready for delivery in just over 8 weeks.

bile devices. - simply join the 15+ million Facebook fans for all the latest updates. 2/ Tweetwalk, with instant pics live from the runway showing backstage and allowing followers to view the collections ahead of anyone else.

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T h e 2 3 y. o s o n g s t re s s f ro m r u r a l n o r t h e r n Scotland, brought London Olympics to a stands t ill with her vocal abi l i t i e s, i s now e ar ni ng accolates and ovations as UK’s biggest selling debut album and winner of the Critics choice Award at 2012 BRIT’s.All these nominations only serves to inspire this soulful singer, with family on her mind and story telling thru songs her medium of choice. Meet, Emeli Sande.

Born in 1987, March 10, to Zambian Father and English mother, , Emeli Sandé’ displayed a prowess beyond her early years while studying. Emeli wrote her first song at 11 years of age for a primary school talent show,. Not thinking there was an option to sing anyone else’s songs.

deal, despite winning a competition earlier thru the BBC, but management decided against. To their loss Emeli wowed executives at Virgin, followed by a later move to EMI records in early 2011.

ly melodic, classically powerful, retro-futurist soul-pop songs.” In July, Emeli sang “Abide with Me” at the 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony. And “Read all about it (PartI II) at the closing ceremony.

Sandé revealed her first solo album would be “Our version of It was this early display of talent Events” which featured her first realong with a studious thirst for lease single - “Heaven” to positive knowledge that later brought Eme- reviews. “Daddy” her next single lie to the attention of her manager, to be released also garnered moAdrian Sykes. Who honoured and mentum, before “Read all about respected Emeli’s wishes of com- it “ entered at number one on pleting studies before embark- the UK singles chart. Confirming ing on a musical career. inspired her status as a leading newcomer. by Nina Simone, Joni Mitchell, Lauryn Hill and Amy Winehouse She wisely decided on using her middle name Emeli as her stage “Adrian really respects that I want name, as her first name Adele, was to get an education behind me. He already in use and in competition also knows my parents are keen with another UK singer of the that I finish university.”says Emelie. same name who was on the uprise.

Her Soprano like qualities later earned her an audience with the White House in Washington, DC, USA, As one of the featured artists at the award ceremony when President Obama presented Carole King with the Library of Congress Gershwin Medal.

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“Our version of events” UK’S BEST SELLING DEBUT ALBUM

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RoteMartha is a site specific work by the German artist Martin Pfeifle (1975). It was realized for the exhibition “ichoderduoderduderich” at the “Kunst aus NRW” in Aachen (Germany) 2010 but still has significance today with a message of looking beneath the wrapping. Pfeifle created a new way to look at the baroque architecture through a contemporary interruption. Red plastic stripes out o f 6 d i f fe re nt tones went through the whole exhibition space. The interruption of the s c u l p t u re g ave t h e ro o m s n ew dimensions and created new space as well as it hit some at the same time.

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SELF.STYLED [HENRY SMITH] W H E N W E W E R E P R E S E N T E D 17 Y.O LONDONER, HENRY SMITH WE KNEW HE WAS SOMEONE SPECIAL. IN MAY 2013, WE SENT HENRY TO PARIS TO MEET WITH PH: MAGDALENA FOR AN INTIMATE PORTRAIT SERIES AS LAB A4’S YOUNGEST COVER MODEL FOR THE PURITY ISSUE. DISCOVER WHY.

P H O T O : M A G D A L E N A . L A W N I C Z A K M O D E L : H E N R Y . S M I T H @ NEW YORK MODEL MANAGEMENT S P E C I A L T H A N K S T O CHRISTOPHE.SANCHEZ-VAHLE

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LAB A4 Purity Issue #3 SS: Henry Smith

LAB A4: How long have you been modelling/ when did you start? HS: Last may 2012 LAB A4: Can you tell us what your big break or most memorable moment? H S : S i g n i n g w i t h N e w Yo r k m o d e l s a n d m o s t memorable moment was a shoot on a yacht off Palermo for Alpha (Massimo Rebecchi) L A B A 4 : Te l l u s s o m e t h i n g w e d o n t know about you? HS: Snow skied since I was 4 years of age and recently started playing polo. LAB A4: If you had to sing @ Karaoke what would be your anthem? HS: Started From The Bottom LAB A4: Brands you love or love to work for? HS: Prada, Burberry and Ralph Lauren LAB A4: What is next install for you, with modelling and life...? H S : S e t t i n g u p b a s e â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s i n N e w Yo r k a n d M i l a n and compete in more offshore sailing.

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LAB A4: Can you tell us how you began modelling? JACK: 2 years ago I was scouted on Facebook

LAB A4: Favourite film/movie/book and why? JACK: Hangover part one and 2 always makes me laugh

LAB A4: Which agency do you belong with? JACK: Priscillas - Sydney DNA Models - NY Marilyn - Paris Nevs - London

LAB A4: Escape? favourite place to Escape? JACK: My mates place Down the south coast called Berrara

LAB A4: Favourite tunes? playlist JACK: Would have to be asap new album LAB A4: Favourite colour? JACK: White

LAB A4: Finish this sentence, “If i wasnt a model i would be doing....” JACK: A Tradie or playing Footie LAB A4: Mentors and teachers, tell us your best quote or motto? JACK: “What will be will be..”

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LAB A4: Do you remember your first job? JACK: It was an editorial for GQ Style Australia and then shortly after I walked for Calvin Klein in New York.

LAB: Favourite Actor and why? JACK: Would have to be Leonardo Dicaprio. I seem to always like all of his movies and I think he’s a really great actor.

LAB A4: Challenges- alot of young aspiring models get a reality check starting out, have you ever experienced any down times and how do you overcome? JACK: All of us get knock backs in life but Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve always been told and brought up to believer you have to pick yourself up and move forward in positive way LAB A4: Favourite international brand/designer/show? JACK: Givenchy is always fun and a great show to be part of LAB A4:Your favourite designer scent? JACK: 1 million by Paco Rabanne LAB A4: In 5 years time whats in your sights? goals JACK: Priority for me is to continue being happy in life and to be surrounded by family and friends LAB A4: Whats your krytonite/ weakness? JACK: Ben and Jerryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ice cream LAB A4: So wonderful to meet and work with you, was their anything you want to add? JACK: Nice working with you guys too, Thanks for putting me in the magazine.

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LAB A4: Can you tell us how you began modelling? JOE: I was scouted while shopping with my brother in Manchester two Christmas’s ago

LAB A4: Favourite film/movie/book and why? JOE: Snatch.. just the way it’s shot and cast is very clever and it never gets old.

LAB A4: Do you remember your first job? JOE: My first job was in Milan fashion week for Ermanno Scervino which I’ll never forget!

LAB A4: Escape? favourite place to visit.. JOE: Australia

LAB A4: Which agencies do you belong? JOE: Boss Models - London New York Models - NY Ford - Paris 2morrow - Milan IMM - Brussels LAB A4: Favourite tunes? playlist... JOE: I’m into bands like the Libertines, New Order, Oasis, Arctic Monkeys.. and a few English DJs for when the partys going like, Dusky, Hot Since 82, Soloman, Jamie Jones.. Anything to get people dancing LAB A4: Favourite colour? JOE: M a n c h e s t e r C i t y B l u e . . B l u e A r m y ! LAB A4: What is the biggest misconception about you? How you see yourself, Explain.. JOE: Misconception is point of view and I’m not too fussed what people think of me, I’ve got many great friends in my life so if there’s a problem it’s yours! haha

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LAB A4: Favourite Actor and why? JOE: Tom Hanks! easy because he’s the best LAB A4: Finish this sentence, “if I wasn’t a model I would be” JOE: Golfing my way to happiness … LAB A4: Mentors and teachers, best quote or motto... JOE: Failure to prepare, prepare to fail. LAB A4: Challenges- a lot of young aspiring models get a reality check starting out, have you ever experienced any down times and how do you overcome.. JOE: There are always ups and downs in a job where there is no knowing when your next job is coming, but with a solid group of friends and not taking yourself too seriously and just remembering to enjoy the experience of travelling and seeing such amazing places.. The ups will outweigh the downs! LAB A4: Favourite international brand/designer/show? JOE: Dsquared2.. Ive worked with them a couple 206

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of times and Dean and Dan are great fun and do things their own way, keeping things fresh and they make pretty smart gear in my book so Dsquared2. Favourite brands to work with would have to be Calvin Klein, Givenchy, Zegna and Louis Vuitton.

JOE: Men are much more unwilling to have their weeknesses and imperfections known than their crimes.. But im going to say the girl.. and she knows it haha

LAB A4: So wonderful to meet and work with you, LAB A4:Your favourite designer scent? was their anything you want to add? JOE: One of my old school ones I used to wear JOE: Id like to say a massive thank you to Eli Schmit, the photographer who worked wonders, back in school Davidoff cool waters. Keeping it original. and the two Ryans on set making sure we were all good with hair and makeup and styling. and then LAB A4: In 5 years time whats in your sights? goals.... Christophe at New York Models for making it hapJOE: with an open mind I’m not too sure but what- pen as always and finally to LAB A4.. Cheers! x ever it is whether it’s back to golf or modelling or anything I’ll do my best.. and I will be happy! LAB A4. LAB A4: Whats your kryptonite/ weakness?

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