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As I Lay Dying | Cameron Irish

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As I Lay Dying, named after 1930 William Faulkner novel, is based on the Southern Gothic literary style born in the war-torn south, and popularized by authors like Flannery O’Connor and William Faulkner. The series features garments by recent Graduates of the Fashion Institute of Technology, and was produced almost entirely by FIT student and alumni.  

Director: 
Cameron Irish @cameronnobleirish 
Photographer: 
Anna Jewel Schluterman @annajewelphotography 
Videographer: 
Pat Sheils @psheils 
Stylist: 
Paige Windham @paigewindham 
Mallory Pereira @mallorypereiraa 
Makeup: 
Ava Salcido @avasalcidomakeup 
Talent: 
Julia Shepherd Shook @juliashepherdd Ryen Hilton @ryenhilton 
Rachel Pinckney @rachel80085
Designs: 
Ellie Reed @elliereed.jpeg 
Sophia Hayes @thecoolgirlnyc 
Annika Hayes @annikahayes 

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Spotlight | ANA GUTMAN

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My work explores the emotional and symbolic relationship between food, the human body, and visual culture. Through photography, art direction, and design, I create staged worlds where food becomes more than sustenance—it transforms into a narrative device, a sculptural object, and a vessel for fantasy, memory, and introspection. My creative process is rooted in curiosity and play, often merging elements of product design, gastronomy, and visual arts to craft scenes that are both striking and intriguing. I use my practice to question how we consume, desire, and ritualise food, inviting viewers to explore its deeper emotional and cultural meanings.

CREDITS | Profile photo by Fiona Cristof Concept, direction, photography, prop and set design, food design: Ana Gutman Food design, food styling: Daniela Estrada Food styling assistance: Charles Buttner, Selmma Ledry Styling: Tino Portillo Hair and makeup: Pily Gutierrez Talent: Casandra Franco Agency: We Love Models Styling Assistant: Abigail Navarrete Assistants: Isa Hallivis, Pia Alcafe, Alejandro Argumedo

CONTACT hello@anagutman.com anagutman.com

Spotlight | Kseniia Chumakova

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In my photography I explore the multifaceted aspects of femininity, dreaminess and inner calm. My practice is focused on creating photographs that convey sensuality, tenderness and emotional depth. I aim to portray the beauty of women through the lens of their inner world. I pay particular attention to sensations that often go unnoticed — the quiet, fleeting feelings that resemble dreams, where reality and imagination intertwine. In my work, I seek ways to capture this transition, offering viewers a sense of tranquility and harmony.

My photographs become not just portraits, but visual narratives of the inner worlds of my subjects — their experiences, dreams and emotions, that may never be spoken aloud but can be felt through gaze, light and shadow.

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SPECTRE | Charlie Price

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

print magazine focused on contemporary art, photography, fashion, and visual culture. In our Editorial section, we feature carefully curated fashion editorials, visual essays, and mixed media projects that explore cultural identity, aesthetics, and personal narratives.

We publish original, artist-driven stories that reflect unique perspectives and visual language. Each editorial is selected for its authenticity, concept, and visual impact.

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SPOTLIGHT ON Audrey Chou

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artist biography | Audrey Chou. Photo 

Audrey Chou is a photographer and multimedia artist based in New York.
Shaped by the age of globalization, diversity, as well as the idea of flux, she seeks to find peace, as well as finding interesting shapes and perspectives through her diverse experiences as an artist. Her works focus on capturing personalities of people, as well as working with simple imagery, composition, and movement with light.

audreychou.photo@gmail.com
+1 347 267 5777
@_audreychou.photo_
https://audreychouphoto.mypixieset.com/
Actively looking for tests + work + collaboration

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BUNT x Maia del Estal – An Interview with Creative Director Amelie Trimpl

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The music changes, the lights flicker, and in walks Maia del Estal. Two models are standing in the middle of the room, looking at the crowd.
Maia del Estal begins painting the canvases that the models are wearing, filling the room with a presence that makes everyone hold their breath. Almost in a trance, she transforms the canvases, designed by Ciara Fitzgerald, into masterpieces. During the performance, the models tell a story of longing, of the search for a soulmate. They reach toward each other, trying to connect, but fail to do so—until the paintings are complete and they are meant to meet at the right moment. They join hands, the lights go off, and the crowd screams. This performance took place at Please Space Studios in Brooklyn, NY, conceived by German Creative Director Amelie Trimpl as the official launch of BUNT AGENCY, a New York City–based creative agency. The pieces are currently up for auction, with 50% of the proceeds from each piece going directly to Trans Lifeline, an organization that provides emotional and financial support to trans people in need. Receipts will be shared with buyers after purchase. The remaining 50% will go to the artist and designer.

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Wings of Desire

By /FASHION/, /NEWS/

The shooting inspiration comes from Wings of Desire, a film released in 1987, directed by Wim Wenders. The film tells the story of a group of angels wandering in post-war Berlin, quietly observing and listening to the inner secrets and emotions of people-safeguarding a city filled with both scars and hope.
In this silent watch, one angel becomes deeply curious about human life and longs to break free from his transcendent existence. He wishes to personally experience the joys and sorrows of humanity, to feel the warmth and pain of life, and ultimately chooses to immerse himself in the mortal world in search of genuine, profound emotion.
The story features demons taking on various human roles, while the people observed by the angels are, in fact, often these demons-embodying the norms of the human condition: desire, suffering, greed, and tenderness. Eventually, the characters begin to recognize one another’s true identities. After the angel kills the demon, he comes to a realization: the human world is not so different. The demons are simply playing everyday roles. In the end, redemption and downfall are separated only by a single thought.
— Wei

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