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01/01/2025

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 “Postcard from my Soul” webcover of the month
Chief Editor Forgione
Photography Paula Lindholm
Style, Art Direction Stela Plaka
Model Enica Seshoka c/o TANK Agency
Hair Style, Makeup Vanessa Sacchetto
Style Assistance Bahar Khantony & Francesco Di Giorgio
BRAND: Anton Koppenwallner, Aristote Luciani, Barbara Bologna, BRADA, Delada, Diana Klisaris, GB-DAVID, J. Salinas, Jil Sander, Karin Rocke, Loewe, Lolo, Lovechild 1979, Mara Bini, MY CHALOM, Pavé The Way, Romeo Gigli, Undercontrol Studio, VIMMA

24/12/2024

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 “The Wait is Over” webitorial
Chief Editor Marta Forgione
Photography Arianna De Angelis
Art Direction, Style Stela Plaka
Makeup, Hair Style Alice Donadio
Model Vittoria Alliata c/o The Lab Models
Style Assistance Marika Di Benedetto & Francesco Di Giorgio
BRANDS: Anāme, Aristote Luciani, Diana Klisaris, FRATELLI RUSSO, GB-DAVID, J.Salinas, Jil Sander, Karin Rocke, Madison Maison, Marbini, moncler, Ovyé, Pavé The Way, Romeo Gigli, The Label is Juicy, Yllka Brada

19/12/2024

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 “Translucent Allure” webitorial
Chief Editor Marta Forgione
Photography Dedo
AI Creator, Style Ayah Melamede
Model Liron Shtarer c/o Yuli Group Agency
Makeup Ady Solomon
Hair Style Yonatan Yaeish

17/12/2024

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 “Writer by the Sea” webitorial
Chief Editor Marta Forgione
Photography Judy Pak
Style Ariel Wu
Model Nuria Rothschild c/o Uno Models
Makeup, Hair Style Fadhila Malki
BRANDS: Dries Van Noten, Haikure, Miu Miu, Ralph Lauren, Sacai, Stella McCartney, The Row

05/12/2024

Exclusive interview with singer Jordy 🔥🔥
READ MORE: https://urly.it/3135n9
Chief editor Marta Forgione
Interview by Martina Tondo

Intervista esclusiva con il cantante Jordy 🔥🔥
SCOPRI DI PIU': https://urly.it/3135n8
Chief editor Marta Forgione
Interview by Martina Tondo

03/12/2024

OUT NOW!! 💣💥”Athalia” webitorial 👆👆👆
Chief Editor
Photography Jette Stolte
Style Christina Holzum
Model Athalia Amah c/o Platform Agency
Makeup, Hair Style Jeannette Johansson
using Pat McGrath Labs & Oribe
Light Raphael Speidel

01/12/2024

Virgin River actress is the new web cover of the month ❤❤
In an exclusive interview, by Martina Tondo, Zibby Allen opens up about her journey as an actress, her commitment to mental and physical well-being through herbal remedies, and her aspirations to create and star in her own projects.
chief editor Marta Forgione
READ MORE: https://urly.it/3132-7

L'attrice di Virgin River è la nuova web cover del mese ❤❤
In un'intervista esclusiva, con Martina Tondo, Zibby Allen racconta il suo percorso come attrice, il suo impegno per il benessere mentale e fisico attraverso rimedi erboristici e le sue aspirazioni di creare e recitare in un film girato e prodotto da lei.
chief editor Marta Forgione
SCOPRI DI PIU': https://urly.it/3132-6

26/11/2024

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 “Matador” webitorial
25 November is a key date in the global calendar, dedicated to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. In this context, the concept of the ‘matador’ can be symbolically interpreted to represent gender-based violence. Traditionally, the matador is a figure of power and control, dominating and subduing the bull, often considered a symbol of strength and resistance. This parallel can be used to reflect on how violence against women often involves dynamics of power and control, where the aggressor seeks to overpower and dominate the victim. However, it is essential to emphasise that society must evolve beyond these patterns of domination, promoting relationships based on respect, equality and mutual understanding. The fight against gender-based violence requires a collective effort to dismantle these symbols of oppression and build a future in which all people can live free from the fear of violence.
Chief Editor Marta Forgione
Photography Ben Duggan
Style Keanna Ngo & Jennie Walker
Model Helena c/o Vision Los Angeles
Hair Style Carlitos Ortiz using Cloutier
Makeup Dee Daley using Opus Beauty
Photography Assistance Alicia Yuki
Studio Vision Studio LA
Light With Parabolix Lighting

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 “Matador” webitorial
Il 25 novembre è una data fondamentale nel calendario globale, dedicata alla Giornata internazionale per l'eliminazione della violenza contro le donne. In questo contesto, il concetto del "matador" può essere interpretato simbolicamente per rappresentare la violenza di genere. Tradizionalmente, il matador è una figura di potere e controllo, che domina e sottomette il toro, spesso considerato un simbolo di forza e resistenza. Questo parallelo può essere utilizzato per riflettere su come la violenza contro le donne spesso coinvolga dinamiche di potere e controllo, dove l'aggressore cerca di sopraffare e dominare la vittima. Tuttavia, è essenziale sottolineare che la società deve evolvere oltre questi modelli di dominio, promuovendo relazioni basate sul rispetto, l'uguaglianza e la comprensione reciproca. La lotta contro la violenza di genere richiede un impegno collettivo per smantellare questi simboli di oppressione e costruire un futuro in cui tutte le persone possano vivere libere dalla paura della violenza.
Chief Editor Marta Forgione
Photography Ben Duggan
Style Keanna Ngo & Jennie Walker
Model Helena c/o Vision Los Angeles
Hair Style Carlitos Ortiz using Cloutier
Makeup Dee Daley using Opus Beauty
Photography Assistance Alicia Yuki
Studio Vision Studio LA
Light With Parabolix Lighting

18/11/2024

Fall Winter #25 ISSUE Preview editorial “Stolen Nights” 🖤🖤🖤
The phenomenon we call ‘stolen nights’ refers to those adolescent experiences that many people have not been able to fully experience due to various factors, such as early family responsibilities, school pressure, or adverse socio-economic conditions.
During adolescence, a period traditionally associated with personal discovery, social exploration, and carefree fun, some young people find themselves having to give up these experiences in order to face more adult challenges. This can lead to feelings of regret or loss in adulthood, affecting the perception of one’s youth. It is important to recognise and address these situations so that all young people have the opportunity to experience a balanced and fulfilling youth, with the right support from family and community.
chief editor Marta Forgione
TEAM:
Photography Daniela Meise
Style Heike Heldsdörfer
Makeup, Hair Style Tobias Binderberger
Model Quincy c/o Goska Management

08/11/2024

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editoria “Woven Color’s" 🖤🖤🖤
In recent years, fashion has begun to explore and celebrate a beauty that goes beyond traditional youthful standards, embracing what is known as the ‘grey zone’ of models over 50. This change represents a fantastic revolution in the industry that recognises and values mature beauty, proving that style and elegance have no age. Famous brands and fashion houses are finally including older models in their campaigns, challenging stereotypes and promoting a more inclusive and authentic vision of beauty.
This trend not only celebrates experience and wisdom, but also offers a more realistic and diverse representation of women in the fashion world, inspiring generations of all ages to feel confident and appreciated for who they are.
Chief editorMarta Forgione
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Studio PAAR
Style Pascal
Models Petra & Milva c/o ICE Models
BRANDS: Bimba Y Lola, BOSS, Brunello Cucinelli, dior, Dries Van Noten, Givenchy, Massimo Dutti, Molly Goddard, Rachel Zoe, YSL, Zegna

06/11/2024

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editoria “Fil Rouge" 🖤🖤🖤
The legend of the red thread is an ancient myth of Asian origin, particularly rooted in Japanese and Chinese culture, which tells of an invisible thread that binds two people destined to meet and be important to each other. According to legend, this red thread of destiny is tied to people's little fingers and, although it may stretch or tangle, it never breaks. The concept underlines the idea that soul mates are inevitably destined to meet, regardless of circumstances or distance. This belief is often seen as a symbol of hope and eternal love, suggesting that meaningful connections in life are not random, but rather predestined. The legend of the red thread continues to inspire works of art, literature and film, captivating anyone who believes in the magic of human connection.
Chief editor
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Stefano Ponzi
Art Direction, Style Stela Plaka
Makeup, Hair Style Americo Turtoro
Model Ella MacWilliams c/o Wave Management
Style Assistance Bahar Khatony
BRANDS: Annakiki, BRADA, CAPSULE ELEVEN, FENDI – MADISON MAISON by FRATELLI RUSSO, FILIARMI, GB David, Gucci, Jil Sander, JORGE LUIS SALINAS, Madison Maison, MY CHALOM, Quelledue, SMITH JEWELERS, TAVAT eyewear, VIMMA, X NIHILO

04/11/2024

OUT NOW!! 💣💥 "Glass Dream" is the new webcover of the month
Chief editor Marta Forgione
Photography, Post Production Gabriela Bluske
Model Ria c/o Tigers Management
Hair Style, Makeup Michelle Fuehrer
Photography Assistance Ailo
All Accessories by KITSCH KIOSK Glass Studio

31/10/2024

all Winter #25 issue Preview editorial “Liza in the Box" 🖤🖤🖤
How to overcome a creative block?
When one feels as if locked in a box, it is important to find ways to stimulate creativity and rekindle inspiration. A first step can be to take a break and temporarily detach yourself from the project you are working on, allowing your mind to relax and recharge. Exploring new art forms or techniques, attending a course or visiting exhibitions can offer new perspectives and ideas. Comparing with other artists and sharing one's difficulties can also be very useful, as interaction with creative minds can stimulate new insights. Finally, it is crucial to remember that moments of blockages are a natural part of the creative process and that, with patience and open-mindedness, they can be overcome and turned into opportunities for artistic growth.
Chief editor
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Marco Guastalla
Style Francesca Bocca
Makeup Vanessa Udovicich
Hair Style Ana Rodriguez Laguna
Model Liza Karol c/o Special Management
Studio Spazioarqua
BRANDS: Simon Cracker, Balestra, HUI, Romeo Gigli, Malloni, Gio Marrazzo, L'Arabesque, Jennifer Ouellette, Radà, Odi Odi, Alberto Zambelli, Rosantica, Mario Valentino, Florania, A. Bocca, Dixie, Tpn, Jeffrey Campbell, Cettina Bucca, Pomandére, Loriblu, Bottega Egnazia One of a Kind, Ovyé, Montegallo Alice Catena

all Winter #25 issue Preview editorial “Liza in the Box" 🖤🖤🖤
How to overcome a creative block?
When one feels as if locked in a box, it is important to find ways to stimulate creativity and rekindle inspiration. A first step can be to take a break and temporarily detach yourself from the project you are working on, allowing your mind to relax and recharge. Exploring new art forms or techniques, attending a course or visiting exhibitions can offer new perspectives and ideas. Comparing with other artists and sharing one's difficulties can also be very useful, as interaction with creative minds can stimulate new insights. Finally, it is crucial to remember that moments of blockages are a natural part of the creative process and that, with patience and open-mindedness, they can be overcome and turned into opportunities for artistic growth.
Chief editor
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Marco Guastalla
Style Francesca Bocca
Makeup Vanessa Udovicich
Hair Style Ana Rodriguez Laguna
Model Liza Karol c/o Special Management
Studio Spazioarqua
BRANDS: Simon Cracker, Balestra, HUI, Romeo Gigli, Malloni, Gio Marrazzo, L’Arabesque, Jennifer Ouellette, Radà, Odi Odi, Alberto Zambelli, Rosantica, Mario Valentino, Florania, A.Bocca, Dixie, Tpn, Jeffrey Campbell, Cettina Bucca, Pomandére, Loriblu, Bottega Egnazia One of a Kind, Ovyé, Montegallo Alice Catena

29/10/2024

Beauty products for this fall/winter? The answer is Skin Longevity
Fall Winter #25 issue Preview Beauty article 🖤🖤🖤
September is a month for reflections, new resolutions, and fresh starts. With the summer season behind us, it’s time to take care of ourselves and perhaps revisit some of those New Year’s resolutions that were left unfinished. Whether it’s the beginning of a new work or school year, the most important thing is to start anew, and to do so, one must know how to recharge in the right way. Be yourself, at your best. When it comes to well-being and adapting a beauty routine to our needs, body and skin care must work synergically from both the inside and the outside. The skin is like a temple for our soul, and as such, it must be protected, respected, and preserved. A term that has gained traction in the beauty world and has sparked a movement for the conservation and preservation of our body is Skin Longevity. This philosophy is based on maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle in combination with the right treatments to slow down skin aging. Specifically, it aims to prevent oxidation, inflammation, and glycation processes that are responsible for the spread of free radicals...
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Words Martina Tondo
Chief editor Marta Forgione
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Tuscany Gray
Makeup Dyan Copeman
Style Scarlet Anderson
Models ADAK PABEK c/o Merci Management & Portia Talib c/o The Talent Buro
Post Production Lena Gontsova
Jewellery Anna Rossi

28/10/2024

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editorial “Ritorno a Milano” 🖤🖤🖤
Romantic Italy is a fascinating mosaic of beauty, culture and passion. Its femme fatales, enigmatic and seductive figures, embody the mysterious charm of this country, which is also reflected in its art, literature and cinema. World-famous Italian food is a sensory experience that goes beyond mere nourishment: it is a journey through authentic flavours and ancient culinary traditions. Italian cities, with their millennial history, offer a unique panorama where past and present merge in an eternal dance. Strolling through the streets of Rome, Florence, Venice, or Milan you can immerse yourself in a unique atmosphere, where every corner tells a story and every monument bears witness to a glorious past. Italy is not just a place to visit, but an experience to live, an invitation to be transported by its timeless magic.
Chief editor
TEAM Editorial:
Creative Direction, Photography Leslie Scholl
Creative Direction, Style Adele Tessitore
Creative Direction, Video Fabienne Scholl
Model Julia Oli c/o Fashion Model Management
Hair Style Bruno Spavone
Makeup Morena Fazzina
BRANDS: Anovi, Steve Madden, Vanessa Baroni, Vitor Zerbinato, Gianluca Alibrando, YSL, Monier Atelier, Murii Quu Couture, Versace, Bayria, Faina, Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana

25/10/2024

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editorial “Yes, Madame.” 🖤🖤🖤
The Lady Fashionista represents one of the most significant trends of the season, celebrating a triumphant return to femininity and sensuality. This style is not just about clothing, but a personality statement for bold, committed and confident women. Our Lady embodies sophistication and elegance, with a touch of boldness that reflects an awareness of her own life choices. Whether it is a well-cut suit, a dress that enhances the form or accessories that complete an impeccable look, this trend invites women to express their inner strength through their outer style, demonstrating that fashion can be a powerful tool for empowerment.
Chief editor Forgione
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Lucy Ranson
Style Joey Yip
Model Lulu Reynolds c/o Model London
Hair Style Saya Hashimoto
Makeup Tilly Jones
Photography assistance Finn Waring & Charlotte Cullen
Style assistance Inka Blaubach
Movement direction Weronika Kamińska
BRANDS: Christian Louboutin, Marques Almeida, Dolce & Gabbana, Falke, Alemais, Critter, Tory Burch, Guess, Emma Brewin, Pond London, Annabel B, Minena, The Frankie Shop, Filippa K, Baserange, Rachel Gilbert, Milo Maria, Vanessa Sposi, Ucha, Roberto Cavalli, Roger Vivier

23/10/2024

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editorial “Above the Line” 🖤🖤🖤
Being above the lines and embracing one's uniqueness is a journey of self-exploration and self-acceptance. It means recognising and celebrating one's particularities and quirks, turning them into strengths rather than flaws. Loving oneself is the first step towards authentic self-esteem, which stems from the recognition of one's individuality and the ability to accept oneself for who one is, without conforming to the expectations of others. Feeling special does not necessarily mean being different from others, but rather appreciating and cultivating the characteristics that make us unique. This positive attitude not only enriches our lives, but also inspires others to do the same.
Chief editor Marta Forgione
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Genevieve Charbonneau c/o FUZE REPS
Style Tinashe Musara c/o Humankind
Makeup, Hair Style Katerie Portelance c/o The Project Agency
Models Noe c/o Forward Management & Lou c/o Maven Models
Post Production Retouching Clandestine
Studio SImone
BRANDS: Marie St Pierre, Raphael Viens, JW Anderson, Helmer, Interval,

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editoriale “Above the Line” 🖤🖤🖤
Essere sopra le righe e abbracciare la propria unicità è un viaggio di autoesplorazione e accettazione di sé. Significa riconoscere e celebrare le proprie particolarità e stranezze, trasformandole in punti di forza piuttosto che in difetti.
Volersi bene è il primo passo verso un'autentica autostima, che nasce dal riconoscimento della propria individualità e dalla capacità di accettarsi per ciò che si è, senza conformarsi alle aspettative altrui. Sentirsi speciali non significa necessariamente essere diversi dagli altri, ma piuttosto apprezzare e coltivare le caratteristiche che ci rendono unici. Questo atteggiamento positivo non solo arricchisce la nostra vita, ma ispira anche gli altri a fare lo stesso.
Chief editor Marta Forgione
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Genevieve Charbonneau c/o FUZE REPS
Style Tinashe Musara c/o Humankind
Makeup, Hair Style Katerie Portelance c/o The Project Agency
Models Noe c/o Forward Management & Lou c/o Maven Models
Post Production Retouche Clandestine
Studio SImone
BRANDS: Marie St Pierre, Raphael Viens, JW Anderson, Helmer, Interval,

21/10/2024

Fall Winter #25 issue Preview editorial “Behind Her Eyes” 🖤🖤🖤
Behind the eyes of planet earth we could see the disaster we are creating, in all its power. Climate change and fast fashion are two closely related issues, whose negative impacts on the environment are now well documented.
Fast fashion, with its high-speed, low-cost production model, contributes significantly to pollution and waste of natural resources. Clothing factories emit large amounts of greenhouse gases, use huge amounts of water and often pollute rivers and oceans with toxic chemicals. Furthermore, the short lifespan of garments produced in this sector leads to an increase in textile waste, which ends up in landfills, further contributing to global warming.
It is essential to adopt more sustainable consumption practices and to promote quality, durability of garments
and respect for the environment.
Chief editor
TEAM Editorial:
Photography Rony Curifuta
Production Rocío Gonzáles / Rose Estudio
Style Stela Plaka
Model Grace Carswell c/o Why Not Models
Makeup, Hair Style Americo Turtoro
Style assistance Francesco Di Giorgio & Sofia Minuto
BRANDS: .official .official .official .co