i-D Magazine looks to the power of young voices with an issue focused on youth, vibrance and the stars of the future. The ‘Time is Now’ issue features the cream of the current crop from fashion, art and film with five of the modeling world’s freshest stars on collectable covers. Julia Nobis, Grace Bol, Lily Mcmenamy, Sam Rollinson and Xiao Wen Ju shine on covers that celebrate the uniqueness of the moment’s most vital fashion trends  from grunge to Gatsby.

For more on the Time Is Now Issue, be sure to check out i-D Online. 

Ph. Paul Wetherell | Fashion Editor – Elgar Johnson | Model Julia Nobis

Ph. Benjamin Alexander Huseby | Fashion Editor – Elgar Johnson | Model - Lily Mcmenamy

Ph. William Baker | Fashion Editor - Judy Blame  | Model Grace Bol

Ph. Sølve Sundsbø | Fashion Editor - Charlotte Stockdale | Model - Xiao Wen Ju

Ph. Alasdair McLellan | Fashion Editor - Jane How | Model - Sam Rollinson

With its appealing blend of art, culture and fashion Doingbird never disappoints us and the latest issue looks especially promising. With Marte Mei van Haaster gracing the cover in a striking shot by Benjamin Alexander Huseby, followed by a creepy cool editorial that oozes chic, quite literally. We haven’t seen anything quite like this before and considering the amount of magazines we pour over, that is saying something! Inside you’ll also find exciting new content featuring Julia Nobis and contributions from everyone from Patti Smith and Ruth Hogben to Daniel Jackson and Rick Owens.

Ph. Benjamin Alexander Huseby | Stylist – Melanie Huynh (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Hair – Neil Moodie | Makeup – Petros Petrohilos | Special Effects - Bart Hess

Ph. Max Doyle | Stylist – Naomi Smith | Hair – Eugene Souleiman | Makeup – Justine Purdue

Posing – it seems simple enough, but in reality it takes talent. Anyone can pout with their hand on their hip, but it takes a true model to emote. Who better to illustrate a guide on the art of the pose, than industry icon Kirsten Owen a model known for her ability to elevate the editorial pages into the realm of art. Benjamin Alexander Huseby shoots Kirsten in a series of black and white portraits styled by Beat Bolliger for The Gentlewoman. Exploring the “semiotics of posing” the story is a stylish showcase for Owen’s talents and Huseby’s evocative shots call to mind the studio portraits of Hollywood’s Golden Age.

i-D Magazine‘s final two covers of their winter warm up issue feature the stunning Joan Smalls and incredible new face Benjamin Eidem. The winking shots by Benjamin Alexander Huseby and Willy Vanderperre are as cool as you’d expect from i-D and when we showed Joan & Benjamin the covers backstage today (at Victoria’s Secret & Calvin Klein respectively) they were absolutely thrilled with the end result. More on both developments later – but for now check out i-D Online for even more from the Winter Warm up Issue.

Joan Smalls by Benjamin Alexander Huseby

Benjamin Eidem by Willy Vanderperre

i-D Magazine‘s Pick Me Up issue is filled to the brim with content that will bring a smile to your face and Benjamin Alexander Huseby‘s achingly pretty portraits of Valerija Kelava are no exception. Dressed in pattern covered separates chosen by Jacob K and posed against a blue backdrop, Valerija looks gorgeous. We’re especially keen on the shots where the nature peeks through and you can see a bit of the grassy scenery.

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The women of Mugler have always been otherworldly, but now that Nicola Formichettiis at the helm the inspiration is straight out of science fiction. For a taste of the show before it happens look at Benjamin Alexander Huseby‘s stunning film of the Mugler inspiration sculpture created by Rein Vollenga. Crafted by hand out of epoxy; the life size beauty is a one of a kind piece that will be be on display during the show. Vollenga is also the designer of the collection’s eye catching accessories, so brace yourself for some incredible statement pieces.

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The girl with the prophetic name strikes again; Arizona Muse lands on the cover of two of industry’s biggest glossies this month. First Dazed and Confused devotes four different covers to the lovely Miss Muse. Shot by Mark Segal, Sharif Hamza,Kacper Kasprzyk and Benjamin Alexander Huseby, each cover shows a different side of Arizona’s beauty.

Not content to rest on her laurels after 4 Dazed covers, Arizona also shows up on the front of Numero. Shot by Karl Lagerfeld and featuring good friend, Freja Beha Erichsen, the elegant shot serves as Arizona’s entrée into the Chanel cabal.

Barbara Palvin takes to the pages of Harper’s Bazaar in a richly hued story by Benjamin Alexander Huseby. The elegant newcomer looks incredible in the 80s themed styling by Jacob K and the outdoor setting makes for a beautiful backdrop for all those over the top clothes.