For the 50th edition of Russh, the always cool Aussie glossy, pulls out all the stops. The ‘Now Showing’ issue focuses on the inspirational power of cinema and storytelling as an artform, so it is no surprise that the mag is filled with leading ladies; from fashion’s hottest models, to Hollywood’s rising beauties and insightful auteurs. Naturally each editorial tells its own story – on the cover Marie Piovesan plays a modern day incarnation of Marie-Antoinette, while editorials inside feature Rosie Tapner showing off the season’s striking shapes and Ruby Jean Wilson getting the Wim Wenders treatment in a ‘Wings of Desire’ inspired photoshoot.

Be sure to check out Russh when it hits stands Feburary 6th, or check out the iPad edition in the App store.

Marie Piovesan by Tung Walsh

Rosie Tapner by Alex Franco

Ruby Jean Wilson by Derek Henderson

Bambi Northwood Blyth by Billie Iveson, hair by Eugene Souleiman

Marie Piovesan by Alex Franco

The new issue of Exit Magazine is filled with things we love; exciting photography talent, models of the moment and a creative take on the season’s fashion standouts. Inside you’ll find new editorial eye-candy from Aitken Jolly, Hugh Lippe, Mel Bles, Steven Pan (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists) and styled to perfection by Sam Ranger, Michelle Cameron, Joanne Blades and more. You’ll also spot appearances by a host of modeling faves, including Anais Pouliot, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Ava Smith, Asia Piwka,Rutger Schoone and Patricia van der Vliet. Models aside, what captivates us most about Exit is its unique way of presenting editorials with artistry, take a look at Patricia as artist Kembra Pfahler for a prime example.

Ava Smith by Benny Horne, fashion by Catherine Newell-Hanson

Anais Pouliot by Tung Walsh, fashion by Sam Ranger

Kasia Struss by Hugh Lippe, fashion by Joanne Blades

Rutger Schoone by Mel Bles, fashion by Jason Hughes

Patricia van der Vliet by Aitken Jolly, fashion by Sam Ranger

Jacquelyn Jablonski by Steven Pan (Paris: Management + Artists, New York: Management + Artists), fashion by Michelle Cameron

Karlina Caune by Dancian (De Facto), fashion by Hanna Kelifa

Asia Piwka by Aitken Jolly, fashion by Sam Ranger

100 issues is an accomplishment for any publication and Oyster Magazine celebrates the milestone with an issue filled with content that captures the mag’s avant garde ethos & commitment to striking imagery. The off-kilter, yet oh-so alluring Oyster girl is brought to life by Madison Headrick and Ilva Heitmann  in a pair of stories that are simple, yet unique.

Madison Headrick by Tung Walsh, fashion editor Stevie Dance, makeup Chiho Omae, hair Tuan Anh Tran

Ilva Heitmann by Marton Perlaki, hair & makeup by Thanos Samaras

Russh gets gritty with their latest issue, showcasing a slew of edgy femmes in looks that push the envelope. Exploring subjects as diverse as contemporary youth culture and the Renaissance “pre-Raphaelite passion” the mag hits out with an off-kilter & exciting array of content. For the fashionphiles, there’s plenty to love – Cara Delevingne graces the cover in spooky Coney Island shoot by Tung Walsh, while Stephen Ward shoots Montana Cox in graphic facepaint. Major beauty moments about in the issue – the striking Suzi Leenaars even gets a killer buzzcut for a story.

Check out Russh when it hits stands August 1st, or get it for free on your iPad August 3rd – meanwhile, take an exclusive look at Cara’s model profile!

Montana Cox

Suzi Leenaars by Stephen Ward

Cara Delevingne by Tung Walsh

Milana Kruz by Alex Franco

Sara Steiner by Philip Gay