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Juli 2026

CORAL BEAUTY

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

Coral Beauty:
My fascination with the ocean began the moment I first dove beneath the surface. It was there that I witnessed not only the breathtaking
diversity of the reefs but also realized their critical role in our shared survival. This project is a tribute to that fragile elegance.
This Editorial is more than just an underwater aesthetic. It is a visual metaphor for our deep-rooted dependence on this ecosystem. We
are moving beyond the perspective of humans as mere observers of nature; instead, we aim to portray the human form as an extension
of the reef itself.
Through intricate textures, organic silhouettes, and sculptural styling, this editorial explores a symbiotic future where corals and humans
are beautiful together.

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SUMMERLUST

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

SUMMERLUST

Team credits:

Photographer & Creative Direction: Javier Del Ruiz 

Instagram: @javierdelruiz 
 Website: www.javierdelruiz.com

Stylist & Creative Direction: Bia Maciel

Instagram: @biamaciel_ Wesbite: www.biamaciel.com


Hairstylist & Makeup Artist: Vini Vieira

Instagram: @vinivieiramkp 


Model: Eduarda Schumacher 

Instagram: @eduardaschumacher_

Modeling Agency: Bossa Management

Instagram: @bossamgt
 Website: www.bossamgt.com

Location: Estudio Pixel, São Paulo, Brasil
Instagram: @estudiopixel__ Website: www.pixel-estudio.com

Blazer and pant set – João Pimenta @joao_pimenta www.joaopimenta.site Earrings – Swarovski @swarovski Bikini Personal Collection Hat – H&M @hm RIGHT Dress & blouse – Alphorria @alphorria  Heels – Santa Lolla @santa_lolla  Jewelry – Karin Reiter @karinreiteraatelier Sunglasses: Bershka @bershka Swim goggles: Decathlon @decathlonbrasil

Blazer and pant set – João Pimenta @joao_pimenta www.joaopimenta.site Earrings – Swarovski @swarovski Bikini Personal Collection Hat – H&M @hm RIGHT Blazer – H&M @hm Skirt – Canga da beira Heels – Santa Lolla @santa_lolla  Bracelet – Renner @lojasrenner Earring – Karin Reiter @karinreiteraatelier

Dress – Lacoste @lacostebrasil Bikini Personal Collection Shoes – Santa Lolla @santa_lolla  Tie – Marfinno (exclusive brand of Renner) @lojasrenner Earrings – Hector Albertazzi @hectoralbertazzi Vintage Sunglasses from Japan

Oversized Blazer – Guilherme Dutra @oguilhermedutra Jewelry – Swarovsky @swarovski Bikini personal collection Havaianas sandals @havaianas

Dress & blouse – Alphorria @alphorria  Heels – Santa Lolla @santa_lolla  Jewelry – Karin Reiter @karinreiteraatelier Sunglasses: Bershka @bershka Swim goggles: Decathlon @decathlonbrasil RIGHT Dress – Lacoste @lacostebrasil Bikini Personal Collection Shoes – Santa Lolla @santa_lolla  Tie – Marfinno (exclusive brand of Renner) @lojasrenner Earrings – Hector Albertazzi @hectoralbertazzi Vintage Sunglasses from Japan

Blazer and pant set – João Pimenta @joao_pimenta Earrings – Swarovski @swarovski  Bikini Personal Collection Hat – H&M @hm RIGHT Dress & blouse – Alphorria @alphorria  Heels – Santa Lolla @santa_lolla  Jewelry – Karin Reiter @karinreiteraatelier Sunglasses: Bershka @bershka Swim goggles: Decathlon @decathlonbrasil

ERASED IDENTITY

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

ERASED IDENTITY
Femininity has long been shaped through expectation. To be delicate, and emotionally contained to be admired and
controlled not to exist freely. For generations, women have been taught to perform within these boundaries,
adapting themselves to ideals that leave little space for contradiction and vulnerability. The constant pressure to
always appear perfect becomes a form of exhaustion. Perfection becomes restraint. The more polished the image, the
easier it is for individuality to disappear beneath it.
ERASED IDENTITY emerges from this tension: the point at which femininity stops being a form of expression and
becomes a form of erasure.

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AFFECT V3

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

AFFECT V3

Photography: Migle Golubickaite @miglegolubickaite
Models: Aidas Danielius @aidasdan,
Arminas Pranculis @arminaspp,
Domantas Krimelis @krimelis,
Joris Satunas @joris.shatuunas,
Justas Djakonovas @justas.djakonovas,
Mantas Daugvardas @mantasdaugvardas,
Mantas Trinka @mantas.tka,
Robertas Lelys @robertaslelys @Mboysagency
Fashion: Ausrine Kepezinskaite @kepezinskaite
Hair stylists: Tomas Aleknavicius @tomas_aleknavicius,
Justina Valikoniene @jbalciunaite,
Vilius Basinskas @hairby_bashinskas
Retouch: Marija Unkind @unkind.retouch

In conversation with KEVIN PINEDA

By /INTERVIEW, /NEWS/

Interview by EIC Irina Rusinovich Kevin Pineda starts where most photographers stop: at the delete button.

The blurred shot, the misfire, the frame that never made the cut because it was too soft, too strange, or too honest — these are the images he works with. In *Fragmentia: Oculations of Reality*, he takes those rejected photographs and physically tears, folds, and manipulates them by hand, then mounts them in brushed stainless steel frames that throw your own reflection back at you while you look.

The exhibition ran at SPRUCE Gallery in Manila from May 22 to June 13, 2026, curated by Ric Gindap. The central idea, as Gindap puts it, is simple and a little unsettling: the rejected image might know something the polished one was trained to hide.

Pineda is not a photographer who only photographs. He studied architecture in London, apprenticed at a gallery in Rome that showed Tracey Emin and Anselm Kiefer, ran his own art space near the Colosseum for five years, built furniture in Tallinn, and shot fashion across Milan, Paris, New York, and Manila. All of that ends up in the work whether he intends it or not.

We sent him five questions. Here is what he said.

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