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März 2026

MENSWEAR | Gerard Angulo

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

MENSWEAR 

Creative Direction, Gerard Angulo @gerardangulo

Photographer, Frances Rou @frances.rou

MUAH, Iris Roxanne @irisroxanne_

Stylist, Michelle Ortíz @michortizand

Model, Mathias Chaviano @mathias_chaviano @wanted.bang

Production, Step On Fashion @steponfashion

Left | Brooch, Dior @dior Right | t otal Look, Calderoni @calderonimx

T otal Look, Louis Vuitton @louisvuitton

Left | Total Look, Prada @prada Right | Total Look, Dior @dior

LEFT | Blazer, High Life @highlife_mx Corset, Carlos Limon @cl_carloslimon Pants, Bernarda @bernardamx Necklace, Uno de 50 @unode50 RIGHT | Total Look, Ferragamo @ferragamo

RIGHT | Total Look, Alfredo Martínez @alfredomartinez LEFT | Top, Neithan Herbert @neithanherbert Pants, Alersundi @alersundi Shoes, Ferragamo @ferragamo Bracelet, D’Angelo @dangelojoyeria Belt, Alfredo Martínez @alfredomartinez

Total Look, Dior @dior

YOU’LL COME BACK WHEN THEY CALL YOU | Elisa Tripepi

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

You’ll Come Back When They Call You — A Fashion Editorial by PURPLEHAZE Magazine

You’ll Come Back When They Call You is a poetic fashion editorial exploring intimacy, emotional dependency, and the quiet tension between closeness and distance. Set against a muted, natural landscape, the story unfolds through subtle gestures, physical connection, and moments that feel both spontaneous and deeply constructed.

The narrative captures a fragile dynamic between two figures, where touch becomes language and silence carries weight. There is a softness throughout, but it is not naive. It holds a quiet awareness of attachment, of returning, of cycles that repeat even when we believe we have moved forward.

Styling remains understated, allowing emotion to take the lead. Neutral tones and fluid silhouettes blend into the environment, creating a sense of continuity between body and space. The imagery feels raw yet intentional, balancing vulnerability with control.

This editorial reflects a contemporary approach to fashion storytelling, where the focus shifts from appearance to atmosphere, from styling to feeling. It invites the viewer into a space of recognition, where beauty exists not in perfection, but in connection, memory, and emotional truth.

Keywords: fashion editorial, emotional storytelling, contemporary fashion photography, intimacy in fashion, conceptual editorial, soft aesthetic fashion, minimal fashion styling, poetic fashion narrative, PURPLEHAZE magazine

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SCHEMATIC FUTURE | Giorgia Cinelli

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

SCHEMATIC FUTURE 

Direction, production and photograph Giorgia Cinelli @giorgiacinelli_ph

Art direction and stylistJane Tinney  @jane_tinney

Stylist AssistantLola @leisyaswan

Makeup Artist Camille @_canasson

Hair StylistLilie @liliehairstudio_hair_artist_

ModelBoluwatife @only_tife

Videographer and AssistantOksana @aveylight

@casadegatto

@maisonlazarovska

@lesable_jewellery

FASHION VIDEO | SCHEMATIC FUTURE

Set – Desigual Shoes – Raid

Leather jacket – VSP Shoes – Miriade

Earrings – Le Sable Jewelry Dress – Bardot

Right  | Full vintage look Left | Gloves – Maison Lazarovska

Harness – Casadegatto Knitwear : COS

full vintage look

VOID | Javiera Silva

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/, /VIDEO/

VOID — A Fashion Editorial by PURPLEHAZE Magazine

VOID is a cinematic fashion editorial exploring identity, absence, and the fragile space between visibility and disappearance. Through a striking interplay of light and shadow, the story unfolds as a visual meditation on self-perception, transformation, and emotional duality.

The imagery moves between softness and intensity, where the body becomes both subject and silhouette. Textures glide across the skin, gestures obscure the face, and presence feels intentionally unstable. VOID invites the viewer into a suspended moment, where beauty exists in distortion, fragmentation, and quiet tension.

The accompanying fashion film expands this narrative, translating stillness into motion. It deepens the atmosphere of introspection, creating a dialogue between image and movement that feels intimate, almost intrusive. Each frame holds a sense of mystery, where the subject appears both revealed and unreachable.

With a refined visual language and a strong conceptual direction, VOID positions fashion as a medium of psychological expression. It is not about garments alone, but about the emotional states they carry, the personas they construct, and the stories they conceal.

This editorial aligns with contemporary fashion storytelling, where aesthetics meet narrative depth, and where image-making becomes a form of introspection rather than presentation.

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ZEITGEIST | Lasse Rotthoff

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

ZEITGEIST

Photo: @lasserotthoff
MUA: @miriam.kristal
Model: @joelle.lbd31
Stylist: @kirasems
Model: @li_yijiao

Polo Shirt Gant Polo Sweater Marni

Dress Giulia De Santis @gl.dsn; Total look Carolina Popa @carolina.apop

Jacket Marni Tie Dolce&Gabbana Pants Closed Shoes Dolce&Gabbana Belt Calvin Klein

Shirts Versace Pans Loro Piano Belt Ferragamo Shoes Tie Ferragamo Glasses Vintage Left | Jeans MARNI Shoes Y-3 Top / Underwear Gant Sunglasses Alpina

Sweater Marni Shoes Rene Caovilla Socks Falke left | Jacket Marni Tie Dolce&Gabbana Pants Closed Shoes Dolce&Gabbana Belt Calvin Klein

Jeans MARNI Shoes Y-3 Top / Underwear Gant Sunglasses Alpina 

Sweater Marni Shoes Rene Caovilla Socks Falke

LA MADAMA NOIR

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

LA MADAMA NOIR

TEAM CREDITS

Photographer: Kamila Bigos | @misskami___

Stylist: Ilaria Riglia | @ilariariglia

Talent: Sascha | @_saschac_

Fashion Art Wise Agency | @fashionartwise

Grooming: Chiara Gabriele | @chiaragabrielemakeup

Production: Palazzo Studio |@palazzo.studio

a coat by LEOPARDESSA Headband: GIULIA’S STORE @giuliasstore Pearl necklace: stylist’s own Collant stylist’s own Bag: Forbitches x Blumarine, stylist’s own Shoes: Stylist’s own

left | top and pants: stylist’s own Hat: GIULIA’S STORE @giuliasstore Pearl: necklace stylist’s own Boots: LEOPARDESSA @_leopardessa right look | coatby LEOPARDESSAHeadband: GIULIA’S STORE @giuliasstore Pearl necklace:stylist’s own Collant stylist’s own Bag:Forbitches x Blumarine, stylist’s ownShoes:Stylist’s own

 dress by LEOPARDESSA @_leopardessa Tights: stylist’s own Shoes: Stylist’s own

dress by LEOPARDESSA @_leopardessa Tights: stylist’s own Shoes: Stylist’s own

big picture dress by LEOPARDESSA @_leopardessa Tights: stylist’s own Shoes: Stylist’s own small pictures | blazer, top and pants: stylist’s own Hat: GIULIA’S STORE @giuliasstore Pearl: necklace stylist’s own Boots: LEOPARDESSA @_leopardessa

 dress by LEOPARDESSA @_leopardessa Tights: stylist’s own Shoes: Stylist’s own

a coat by LEOPARDESSA Headband: GIULIA’S STORE @giuliasstore Pearl necklace: stylist’s own Collant stylist’s own Bag: Forbitches x Blumarine, stylist’s own Shoes: Stylist’s own coat by LEOPARDESSA 

In conversation with Satu Laurel

By /INTERVIEW, /NEWS/

Finnish artist Satu Laurel paints worlds that seem to exist in the space between dreams and reality. Her canvases overflow with lush, impossibly vibrant landscapes jungles thick with greens that shouldn’t exist, mountains shrouded in mist, nature rendered not as it is but as the soul feels it should be. Yet within these fantastical scenes lies something more unruly: bold, gestural brushstrokes that remind us we’re looking at paint on canvas, not a window into another world. It’s this tension between the romantic ideal and the material fact of art-making itself, that animates everything she creates.

Laurel’s rise has been meteoric. Named one of Saatchi Art’s Rising Stars in 2024, she has exhibited across Finland and internationally, from the cable factory in Helsinki to galleries in New York, Vienna, and Cologne. Her work sits in public collections from Kuopio Hospital to Londonderry in the USA. Yet for all her institutional success, there’s something refreshingly uncompromising about her practice. She doesn’t soften her vision or water down her ambitions. Instead, she doubles down on the paradox that has always driven her: the collision between the visible and invisible, presence and absence, the material and the ideal.

We caught up with Satu to talk about landscape painting in the age of climate anxiety, why abstract strokes matter as much as representational form, and what it means to paint like no one’s watching when everyone is looking.

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