Like any fine piece of crystal, Glass Magazine is innately elegant. The sleek quarterly is back with a new issue bursting with luxurious content that adds a touch of class to the newsstand. Three chic covers feature three very different beauties, each representative of a fashion movement: Chinese actress Li Bing Bing provides classic glamour, while the always edgy Hanne Gaby Odiele is a vision vintage eclecticism, model turned actress Tao Okamoto takes things one step further with a colorful beauty look and a revealing interview inside. Editorially there is plenty to enjoy, from an expressive exploration of the season’s accessories, an especially luxe story featuring perennial favorite Hannelore Knuts, to stylish menswear editorials that show the masculine side of refinement. All in all the magazine is a treat from start to finish, but don’t take our word for it – have a first look at the new issue of Glass.

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Li Bing Bing

Ph. Bojana Tatarska | Fashion – Beth Buxton

Ph. Walter Chin | Fashion Sarah Cobb | Model Hanne Gaby Odiele

Ph. Milo Reid | Fashion Johanne Mills

Ph. Christopher Melton | Fashion – Chloe Badawy | Model Hannelore Knuts

Ph. Jason Hetherington | Beauty – Kim Brown | Model Katlin Aas

Ph. Chris Craymer | Fashion - Michela Buratti | Model Tao Okamoto

Ph. Mark Shearwood | Fashion – David Nolan

Ph. Alastair Strong | Fashion – David Nolan | Model Yannick Abrath

With each issue Glass Magazine chicly presents the season’s key trends while providing a wealth of information. For their 3rd anniversary, the publication looks to peace creating an issue filled with colorful, harmonious imagery. Xiao Wen Ju, Coco Rocha and Anais Pouliot grace three uniquely appealing covers united by their clean design and beauty. The accompanying editorials are fresh and dynamic, from posing queen Coco giving her all in a richly hued beauty story, to Anais’ seductive turn and Xiao Wen’s innate cuteness – peer inside the latest issue of Glass for all that and then some.

Ph. Chris Craymer | Fashion Editor | Sarah Cobb | Model Xiao Wen Ju

Ph. Mark Shearwood | Fashion Editor - David Nolan | Model – Karl Morrall

SECOND GUY

Ph. Chad Pickard & Paul McLean | Fashion Editor - David Nolan | Model - Harry Goodwins

Ph. Jason Hetherington | Beauty Director – Kim Brown | Model - Coco Rocha

Ph. Bojana Tatarska | Fashion Editor - Nicola Kavanagh | Model - Anais Pouliot

Ph. Damon Heath | Fashion Editor – Michelle Duguid | Model - Anmari Botha

Thomas Penfound astounds on the cover of DANSK‘s latest issue. Drawing inspiration from androgynous icon Annie Lennox’s hit Missionary Man, Aitken Jolly and Anders Solvsten Thomsen transform Thomas into a flame haired beauty. This is the 25th issue of DANSK and the overarching theme is ‘towards uncharted territory’ an idea echoed throughout the content. Inside you’ll also find a few surprising images of Baptiste Giabiconi by Bojana Tatarska and styled by Morgan Hamada Ruiz, as well as this thought provoking quote.

“One day I went up to Karl and said: ‘Why me? What is it you see in me? Why do you only work with me?’ And he told me it’s because he sees something in me that he doesn’t see in other people, something in the way I carry myself. Karl said: ‘I see both a man and a woman in you at the same time.’” - Baptiste Giabiconi

Thomas Penfound by Aitken Jolly

Baptiste Giabiconi by Bojana Tatarska / styling by Morgan Hamada Ruiz

Sometimes less is more is an age old saying that has proved itself true throughout the years. In the September release of Dansk Magazine, Matvey Lykov shows that he needs little more than makeup and a simple accessory to command a photographer’s lens. The Russian model has been a perennial runway favorite, but if you thought you’d seen Matvey from every angle, think again. Bojana Tatarska gives us a rare glimpse at Lykov that is an odd combination of stunning artistic flair and distinctly masculine, brawny overtones. What speaks even more is his ability to shine completely bare next to the stunning Valentino ensemble of the always stunning Charlotte Di Calypso. (story by Gary Mazrek)