Each issue of Twin Magazine is filled with vivid imagery that gets your imagination going. Their latest captures the eye with stellar new visuals from some of fashion’s brightest stars. Kicking things off with bold covers featuring Daphne Groeneveld and Yumi Lambert, the issue features an array of fashion content that is modern and elegant. From Ben Weller and Celestine Cooney‘s fresh take on grunge infused runway styles, Lachlan Bailey (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists)’s arresting black and white portraits and Nick Dorey‘s seductive jewelry story, Twin captivates with evocative and dreamy images. Take a look at our exclusive preview and for more check out Twin Factory.

Blue Blood Grunge | Photographer: Ben Weller | Model: Yumi Lambert | Stylist: Celestine Cooney | Hair: Tina Outen | Make up: Niamh Quinn | Production: Laura Holmes Production

Jewel Meaning | Photographer: Nick Dorey | Model: Marique Schimmel | Stylist: Naomi Miller | Hair: Tina Outen | Make up: Georgina Graham (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists)

Super Simone | Photographer: Mel Bles | Model: Rosie Tapner | Stylist: Celestine Cooney | Hair: Tina Outen | Make up: Mel Arter | Production: Laura Holmes Production

Rabbit Heart | Photographer: Lachlan Bailey (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists)| Model: Daphne Groeneveld | Stylist: Naomi Miller | Hair: Rudi Lewis (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) | Make up:Benjamin Puckey

For their latest resort showing Preen designers, Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi were inspired by the larger than life artwork of Jeff Koons, a reference point evident in the season’s graphic prints. Filled with vibrant color and abstract florals, the prints capture the engaging kitsch of Koons’ repertoire, without feeling like reproductions.  The collection is brought to life by Nick Dorey, whose dreamy fashion film starring Valerija Kelava captures the understated elegance of the pieces and their dazzling beauty.

The Russh aesthetic is an always appealing mix of youthful femininity and insouciant edge and the latest issue’s striking content represents those ideals perfectly. Kolfinna Kristofersdottir, is the perfect pixie in Alex Franco‘s images, sporting avant garde designs from Jean Paul Gaultier & Josh Goot with ease. A pared down Bo Don shows off that new dark crop and an array of delicate adornments in a radiant beauty story, while Valerija Kelava brings her trademark edge to Nick Dorey‘s darkly beautiful exploration of the season’s key pieces. Take a look at all Russh has to offer in our exclusive preview and be sure to check out the magazine in its full glory, on newsstands or on their new iPad app starting June 6th.

Kolfinna Kristofersdottir by Alex Franco

Bo Don by Alex Franco

Valerija Kelava by Nick Dorey

Adin Taylor by Adrian Mesko

Emily Jean by Stephen Ward

The Russh perspective is all about a certain kind of girl; youthful, instinctively cool and the type to wear her heart on her sleeve rather than a label. The April/May issue focuses on staying true to your passions while keeping it real and features a series of women who fit right in with the mag’s artsy-chic ethos. Jane Birkin, Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon and actress Clémence Poesy could all be considered Russh girls and the insightful interviews of each are a real treat.

Editorially the issue takes its cues from the women who inspired it with a series of dreamy editorials that feel natural and unfussy. Whether it is Josefien Rodermans sipping a milkshake or Jess Gold lounging in the season’s knitwear, these stories look like they could be pulled from real life. Even the stark studio shoot with Jessica Miller, doesn’t feel forced or unnatural.

Josefien Rodermans by Nick Dorey | Styling by Gillian Wilkins

Jessica Miller by Amy Troost | Styling by Gillian Wilkins

Jess Gold by Stephen Ward | Styling by Billie Iveson

Russh wraps up the year with a beautiful look at laid back fashions and a host of the seasons model MVPs. The “Born to Be” issue embraces the individual, whether they’re wild or tame and provides a Russh take on the fashion extremes. Marique Schimmel graces the hippie chic cover by Nick Dorey and stars in the engaging fashion feature. Inside Marte Mei van Haaster and Monika Sawicka showcase the current trend for deconstructed denim in Amy Troost‘s denim story, while Bambi Northwood Blyth is a beauty come undone in Stephen Ward‘s images. Last but not least, Fresh face Anna Brewster is the picture of ethereal loveliness in Derek Henderson‘s black and white ‘Cloud Street’.

Preview the image for yourself with these exclusives from the Dec/Jan issue of Russh.

Marique Schimmel by Nick Dorey, styling by Gillian Wilkins

Bambi Northwood Blyth by Stephen Ward, styling by Christine Thornton.

Marte Mei van Haaster & Monika Sawicka by Amy Troost, styling by Gillian Wilkins

Anna Brewster by Derek Henderson, styling by Billie Iveson

All Images courtesy of Russh

We love when our favorite models and favorite labels come together, like in Preen‘s ultracool video for Resort starring Kinga Rajzak. Directed by Nick Dorey and featuring an array of colorful kimono inspired looks in retro silhouettes, the video is an appealing showcase for Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi’s work.