Amy Troost.
Alastair McKimm.
Nadja Bender.
i-D Magazine.

The radiant Ms. Bender takes to the pages of i-D in an expertly styled editorial focused on the season’s undone extravagances. Expertly styled in muted colors and featuring pieces from J.W. Anderson, Comme des Garcons and Rick Owens, Troost’s story fits right in with the issue’s theme of youthful exuberance.

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

Images Courtesy i-D

The spirit of collaboration brings out the best in fashion, so when we heard J.W. Anderson and Versus were joining forces it was cause for excitement. A first look at the collection is finally available thanks to Dazed & Confused, who preview the looks with a short film that harks back to the days of Andy Warhol’s screen tests. Featuring Hirschy Hirschfelder, Daga Ziober, Jester White, Zlata Mangafic, Eleonora Baumann and Allen Taylor, the clip takes us into the new era of Versus.

For more on J.W. Anderson’s collaboration with Versus, check out Dazed Digital

Mikael Jansson
Alastair McKimm.
Joan Smalls.
i-D Magazine.

A fittingly edgy tribute to the season’s most alluringly avant garde pieces. Unexpected shapes and textures abound in McKimm’s expertly edited selection of looks from Givenchy, J.W. Anderson, Celine, Maison Martin Margiela and more. The stark wares are highlighted Jansson’s sleek photographic style and of course the endlessly appealing Joan. Top it all off with hair by Anthony Turner and shimmering bronze shadow by Hannah Murray and you have the makings of a spectacular cover feature.

See more from the Q&A Issue – including a special behind the scenes video & interview with Joan – on i-D Online

The beauty of the men’s collections comes alive in Karl Templer‘s trip through androgynous menswear looks in Interview. Shot by Craig McDean, the editorial features a variety of statement looks from the likes of Comme des Garcons, Raf Simons, Givenchy and J.W. Anderson. With models Connor Stanley & Judson Harmon embodying all that is cool and those impressive Templer selected designs looking just right, McDean’s photos offer a powerful and creative twist on what men ought to be wearing this season.

View the full story on Interview Magazine.com

Cool girls have always been a source of editorial inspiration; open up any magazine under the sun and you’ll see a profile on a budding it-girl, page after page of models with just the right attitudes and a general focus on the kind of women that inspire adoration. We can’t help but be fascinated by an editorial that heads back to the schoolyard and focuses on all things cool – suburban style.

In the latest New York Times Magazine Tyrone Lebon shoots the fresh cast of Juliana Schurig,Kremi Otashliyska, Kate King, Hannah Holman and Charlene Almarvez looking like a bunch of private school escapees. Wearing the latest looks from Band of Outsiders, Theory, J.W. Anderson and more, all selected by Sara Moonves, the haute fashion high schoolers seem ready to teach a course on style, but will they let you sit at their table come lunch period? Check out the full story on NYT.

Hair: Tamara Mcnaughton | Make-Up: Francelle Daly | Nails: Megumi Yamamoto