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- [Afterdark by Azazel &  Sanghyeok Lee](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/afterdark-by-azazel-sanghyeok-lee/) - Afterdark editorial shot in Azazel and styled by Sanghyeok Lee in South Korea
- [ELECTRIC STORM by Lo Vahlström & Anna Sjunnesson](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/electric-storm-by-lo-vahlstrom-anna-sjunnesson/) - Photographer: Lo VahlströmStylist: Anna SjunnessonHair: Karolina Liedberg @ Link DetailsMake Up: Josefina Zermén @ Link DetailsPhoto Assistant: Tim BattenStyling Assistant: Ingrid AlexioModels: Gantuya @ Mikas Stockholm and Judith @ Nisch ManagementRetouching: Madly Unda @ IWonderU StudiosWith thanks to Sthlm lights and Spring Studio Read Next Journal Inside My Mind by Daniela Gyllensten & Julia Stridh
- [Laura In Paris by Maximilian Hetherington](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/laura-in-paris-by-maximilian-hetherington/) - Photographer: Maximilian HetheringtonStylist: Jaime MorenoModel: Laura Rylands @ Boundary LondonHMUA: Ranhee Park Read Next Culture Isle of One by Andre Gabb Art Blossom Memories by Alberto Cantù Culture Trippy Trails by Sandra De Feudis Culture Afterdark by Azazel & Sanghyeok Lee
- [Isle of One by Andre Gabb](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/isle-of-one-by-andre-gabb/) - Isle of One editorial photographed by Andre Gabb, Video by Andries Boekelman, styled by Juan Betancourt
- [Blossom Memories by Alberto Cantù](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blossom-memories-by-alberto-cantu/) - Photographer: Alberto CantùFashion Editor: Eleonora BosioStylists: Alison Bizzi & Antonio ClavelliMakeup: Elisa MaisentiModel: Ayok Kaleu @ Fabbrica Milano Management Read Next Culture Trippy Trails by Sandra De Feudis Culture Afterdark by Azazel & Sanghyeok Lee Culture FATOU by Isotta Giulia Acquati & Angelica Cristin Journal ELECTRIC STORM by Lo Vahlström & Anna Sjunnesson
- [Trippy Trails by Sandra De Feudis](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/trippy-trails-by-sandra-de-feudis/) - Trippy Trails Editorial shot by Sandra De Feudis
- [FATOU by Isotta Giulia Acquati & Angelica Cristin](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fatou-by-isotta-giulia-acquati-angelica-cristin/) - FATOU editorial shot by Isotta Giulia Acquati and styled by Angelica Cristin.
- [Inside My Mind by Daniela Gyllensten & Julia Stridh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/inside-my-mind-by-daniela-gyllensten-julia-stridh/) - Photographer: Daniela GyllenstenStylists: Julia StridhMake Up Artist: Maurine TugavuneHair Stylist: Amanda LundModel: Afra Wendel Bommarco @ MIKAs Stockholm Read Next Culture RADIATION by Azazel & Devon Nicholas Culture Red Paradise by Ottavia Di Leo & Linda Degiorgi Culture An Organic Collision by Anna Zina & Rebecca O’Dwyer Culture SPORT – BOULOT – DODO by Thomas Aulagner
- [RADIATION by Azazel & Devon Nicholas](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/radiation-by-azazel-devon-nicholas/) - Photographer: Azazel Stylist: Devon NicholasHair and Make Up Artist: Kylee Haynes Model: ZACK @ Menace Models Read Next Culture Red Paradise by Ottavia Di Leo & Linda Degiorgi Culture An Organic Collision by Anna Zina & Rebecca O’Dwyer Culture SPORT – BOULOT – DODO by Thomas Aulagner & Sarah Lespagnol Culture Tribes by Florent Vindimian & Alia Aluli
- [Red Paradise by Ottavia Di Leo & Linda Degiorgi](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/red-paradise-by-ottavia-di-leo-linda-degiorgi/) - Photographer: Ottavia Di Leo Stylist: Linda Degiorgi Styling Assistant: Melissa Brollo Make up: Elena Bettanello Hair: Giacomo MarazziModel: Hyejin Park @ Monster Mgmt Read Next Culture An Organic Collision by Anna Zina & Rebecca O’Dwyer Culture SPORT – BOULOT – DODO by Thomas Aulagner & Sarah Lespagnol Culture Tribes by Florent Vindimian & Alia Aluli Culture November Nights by
- [An Organic Collision by Anna Zina & Rebecca O’Dwyer](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/an-organic-collision-by-anna-zina-rebecca-odwyer/) - Photography: Anna ZinaStyling: Rebecca O’Dwyer Talent: Adual @ Storm Models Make-up: Elise PriestleyHair: Ryunoshin TomoyoseStyling assistant Moira Gonzáles Read Next Culture SPORT – BOULOT – DODO by Thomas Aulagner & Sarah Lespagnol Culture Tribes by Florent Vindimian & Alia Aluli Culture November Nights by Lo Vahlström Culture Mia Blue by Jhen-Ying Lin
- [SPORT - BOULOT - DODO by Thomas Aulagner & Sarah Lespagnol](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sport-boulot-dodo-by-thomas-aulagner-sarah-lespagnol/) - Photographer: Thomas AulagnerStylist / AD: Sarah LespagnolHair Stylist: Adrien CoelhoMake-up Artist: Kasia FurtakModel: Anastasia @ Studio Paris ManagementSet Designer: Manon Sim Lighting Assistant: Alex CromarPhotography Assistant: Victor LabordeStyling Assistant: Victoria Elleouet Read Next Culture Tribes by Florent Vindimian & Alia Aluli Culture November Nights by Lo Vahlström Culture Mia Blue by Jhen-Ying Lin Editorial Hody by
- [Tribes by Florent Vindimian & Alia Aluli](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tribes-by-florent-vindimian-alia-aluli/) - Photographer: Florent Vindimian Photographer Assistants: Basile Hamelin & Felix Pierrot Stylist: Alia AluliStylist assistants: Ann Comon & Hichem SouaritMake-up: Flavie TerracolHair: Gwendoline JoncourSet Design: Joseph HoffmanModels: Marina @ Anti-agency Yousra @ Anti-agency Shaskia @ Studio Paris mgmtBaba @ Studio Paris mgmtMarcelle @ Studio Paris mgmtLera @ Studio Paris mgmt Read Next Culture November Nights by Lo Vahlström
- [November Nights by Lo Vahlström](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/november-nights-by-lo-vahlstrom/) - Photographer: Lo VahlströmStylist: Amanda Ljungkvist Hair: Angelica Beckman @ MIKAs LOOKsMake up: Jasmine Ärnström @ MIKAs LOOKsModels: Mola Marong @ Nisch ManagementBelle Andersson @ Nisch ManagementPhotographer assistant: Tim BattenRetoucher: Jayden Hallin Read Next Culture Mia Blue by Jhen-Ying Lin Editorial Hody by Marcello Junior Dino Culture I Was Pinned Here by Pavo Marinovic & Adèle Berson Culture Castaway by
- [Hody by Marcello Junior Dino](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/hody-by-marcello-junior-dino/) - Photo: Marcello Junior Dino @ KindOfStyling: Veronica PanatiMake up: Mary Cesardi @ Blend ManagementHair : Claudio Belizario @ Julian WatsonModel: Hody @ Brave Photo Assistant: Davide CarliniStyling Assistant : Marco CandidoProducer Assistant: Martina LucciniRetouch: Mykhailo ChubunSpecial Thanks to: Jacopo Conte Shot at Erreci Studios, Milan. Read Next Culture I Was Pinned Here by Pavo Marinovic & Adèle Berson Culture Castaway by Rhi
- [Children of Graceland by Hayley Louisa Brown](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/hayley-louisa-brown-children-of-graceland/) - “I have wanted to visit Graceland for years, and I’ve had a long-time fascination with the way some public figures become an icon or a symbol rather than a real person after their death.” With this idea in mind, London-based photographer, Hayley Louisa Brown visited Memphis twice over the past two years to explore Elvis
- [Mia Blue by Jhen-Ying Lin](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/mia-blue-by-jhen-ying-lin/) - Photographer: Jhen-Ying LinStylist: Melody HuangMakeup: Jonathan WuHair: Yukie YamasakiTalent: Mia Blue @ Muse Models NYC Read Next Editorial Hody by Marcello Junior Dino Culture I Was Pinned Here by Pavo Marinovic & Adèle Berson Culture Castaway by Rhi Dancey Art The World Of Kentaro Okawara
- [I Was Pinned Here by Pavo Marinovic & Adèle Berson](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/i-was-pinned-here-by-pavo-marinovic-adele-berson/) - Photographer: Pavo MarinovicStylist: Adèle BersonModels: Kleospatera & Anna CastellanoMakeup Artist: Anais KreibHair Stylist: Gabriella RozoSet Design: Léana Ippolito Read Next Culture Castaway by Rhi Dancey Art The World Of Kentaro Okawara Art ‘The Milk of Dreams’, The 59th Biennale d’Arte – Venice 2022 Culture Suburban Semiotics by Tonda Bardehle
- [Castaway by Rhi Dancey](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/castaway-by-rhi-dancey/) - Photography/Direction: Rhi Dancey Styling/Production: Izzy Harrison Assistants: Ellen Clark & Camille Green Models: Tabitha & Aiesha @antiagency Read Next Art The World Of Kentaro Okawara Art ‘The Milk of Dreams’, The 59th Biennale d’Arte – Venice 2022 Culture Suburban Semiotics by Tonda Bardehle Culture KARDAM by Vasil Germanov & Ivan Bontchev
- [The World Of Kentaro Okawara](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/the-world-of-kentaro-okawara/) - Interview: Veronica GisondiArtist: Kentaro OkawaraInterpreter: Hinako Matsumoto Art teaches us that meaning can be hidden in every ordinary sight, gesture, and motion. It also shows us how things that are shared but barely disclosed, or rather, profoundly human “things” – instincts, cravings, fears, obsessions – can, with different motives and outcomes, find a way out
- ['The Milk of Dreams', The 59th Biennale d'Arte - Venice 2022](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/the-milk-of-dreams-the-59th-biennale-darte-venice-2022/) - Images: Ali Foroughi & Laura Mackenzie-WellsWords: Laura Mackenzie-Wells The 59th Biennale ‘The Milk of Dreams’ comes like a monsoon after a drought, the Biennale having been paused over the pandemic following the previous – with the last having run in 2019 aptly named ‘May You Live in Interesting Times’. The Biennale d’arte is held in Venice,
- [Suburban Semiotics by Tonda Bardehle](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/suburban-semiotics-by-tonda-bardehle/) - Photographer: Tonda Bardehle Stylists: FRECK – Laura Fries and Caro SchreckHair and Make Up Artist: Corinna Friedrich @ Agentur Nina KleinModel: Karen Segoviano @ mirrrsmodelsAssistant: Lia Bardehle Read Next Culture KARDAM by Vasil Germanov & Ivan Bontchev Culture About Beauty by Arya Shirazi Culture Blue Rebel by David Hans Cooke Culture To The Moon And Back by Sara Dehlin
- [KARDAM by Vasil Germanov & Ivan Bontchev](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/kardam-by-vasil-germanov-ivan-bontchev/) - Photographer: Vasil GermanovStyling: Ivan Bontchev @ Atomo ManagementGrooming: Georgi PetkovModel: Kardam Read Next Culture About Beauty by Arya Shirazi Culture Blue Rebel by David Hans Cooke Culture To The Moon And Back by Sara Dehlin Culture Between The Lights by Daniela Gyllensten
- [About Beauty by Arya Shirazi](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/about-beauty-by-arya-shirazi/) - Director & Photographer: Arya ShiraziStory & Stylist: Camille Naomi FrankeMakeup: Yvonne WenglerHair: Jamal Musa & Dennis BrandtModels: Hitomi @ Viva, Sandra @ MIHA, Mariama & Matilda @ IZAIO, Magali, Nathalie & Sara @ Girls Club, Ottalia @ Mirrrs, Chris @ ICONIC, Luca @ Le ManagementStyling assistant: Ana-Marija Knezevic & Emil BrandtPhoto assistant: Lukas Vogt Makeup assistant: Nastasya TikhnovtskayaFilm
- [Blue Rebel by David Hans Cooke](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blue-rebel-by-david-hans-cooke/) - Photographer: David Hans CookeStylist: Kyndall Minley-MarshallMakeup: Clara Rae Using Mac Cosmetics & Face Atelier@ Honey ArtistsHair: Chika Nishiyama Using Bumble and Bumble @ 87artistsModel: Blue @ Nova ManagementStyling Assistant: Alicia Ritchie Photo Assistant: Alex Patterson-JonesPA: Ester Davidov Read Next Culture To The Moon And Back by Sara Dehlin Culture Between The Lights by Daniela Gyllensten Journal Arctic Moon
- [To The Moon And Back by Sara Dehlin](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/to-the-moon-and-back-sara-dehlin/) - Photographer: Sara DehlinArt Director: Frank Adam Hagman Stylist: Katija Hirsch Makeup & Hair: Lovisa Lunneborg Model: Felicia @ Mikas Stockholm & Agnes @ Stockholmsgruppen ModelsPhotography Assistant: Martin Simonic Read Next Culture Between The Lights by Daniela Gyllensten Journal Arctic Moon Débauche by Kim Tilman Hahn Art SARRACENIA by Omid Aghdami Culture Storm by Genis Mitjans
- [Between The Lights by Daniela Gyllensten](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/between-the-lights-by-daniela-gyllensten/) - Photographer: Daniela Gyllensten @ Lomo Management Stylist: Maria Barsoum @ Link Details Hair: Joanna Rask @ Mikas LooksMake up: Sara Eriksson @ Link DetailsTalents: Hana @ Mikas stockholm, Melissa @ Mikas Stockholm, Linda @ Mikas Stockholm, Marisa @3rdspace mgmt Read Next Journal Arctic Moon Débauche by Kim Tilman Hahn Art SARRACENIA by Omid Aghdami Culture Storm by
- [Arctic Moon Débauche by Kim Tilman Hahn](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/arctic-moon-debauche-by-kim-tilman-hahn/) - Photography: Kim Tilman Hahn Styling: Nelson Heinemann Hair and Make-Up + Nail Design: Tinna Lang Model: Zainab Khan Read Next Art SARRACENIA by Omid Aghdami Culture Storm by Genis Mitjans Art ‘I See You’ – A Film by Somayeh Editorial ‘Keeping Me Under’ by Lyubomir Ignatov & Ivan Tsutsumanov
- [SARRACENIA by Omid Aghdami](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sarracenia-by-omid-aghdami/) - Director & Photographer: Omid AghdamiCast: Aurelie AnneDoP: Moritz Mössinger H&M: Marco Hülsebus Assistant: Emily Ewerwahn Sculpture: Lara Packheiser Styling: Alexandra Shyychuk 1. AC: Flo Hornung 1. AD & Spike: Niklas Eichten Lighting: Peter Assmann Annie Grie & OlekColorist: Lutz Forster, CSI Postproduction: Lars MyliusBoldbreed Agency Chemicals: Roman Hill Sound: Henning Minssen Studio: Melt Studios Thanks to:The Marmalade & E-Sun & Maddels Sarracenia, the organism whose roots are dependent on the untamed flesh of foraging insects. The wings of butterflies, the spine of the
- [Storm by Genis Mitjans](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/storm-by-genis-mitjans/) - Creative Direction: Io Van HelsingPhotographer: Genís MitjansFashion Stylist: Veronica Ruggeri Makeup & Hair: Io Van Helsing Lighting Technician: Marc García Model: Esther Murphy @ Agency Francina Models Read Next Art ‘I See You’ – A Film by Somayeh Editorial ‘Keeping Me Under’ by Lyubomir Ignatov & Ivan Tsutsumanov Art ‘We’re Gonna Have Hotdogs’ – A Photography Series by Zac Wilson Editorial This Will
- [‘I See You’ - A Film by Somayeh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/i-see-you-a-film-by-somayeh/) - Words: Cassandra SeidelDirector And Editor: SomayehExecutive Producer: SomayehProducer: Federica SchiavelloProduction Support: Untold Studios + WayeDirector Of Photography: Carmen Pellon Brussosa1st Ac: Chris DumontGaffer: Seb NowellSpark: Marina De La DehesaArt Director: Afra ZamaraArt Assistants: Bianca Trombi & Teodoro RavaMovement Director: Richard PyeHair And Make Up: Aaliyah OkeStylist: Rhona EzumaColourist: Caroline MorinSound Designer: Martina Carluccio & Charlie CristianiModels:
- ['Keeping Me Under' by Lyubomir Ignatov & Ivan Tsutsumanov](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/keeping-me-under-by-lyubomir-ignatov-ivan-tsutsumanov/) - Photographer: Lyubomir IgnatovStyling and direction: Ivan TsutsumanovMUA: Marina MladenovaModels: Mina and Emil @ Inter Models Bulgaria Read Next Art ‘We’re Gonna Have Hotdogs’ – A Photography Series by Zac Wilson Editorial This Will Only Hurt A Little by Marcello Junior Dino Editorial All These Rituals by Matias Alfonzo Editorial Blue Don’t Leave Me by Alicja
- ['We're Gonna Have Hotdogs' - A Photography Series by Zac Wilson](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/were-gonna-have-hotdogs-a-photography-series-by-zac-wilson/) - Artist: Zac WilsonWords: Veronica Gisondi Hints of hairspray, cigarette smoke, vintage clothes, freshly cut grass, tall trees, an aunt’s favorite perfume. Sometimes apparently haphazard, every so often romantically eerie, his vision seems to embrace multiple times and spaces at once. Photographer Zac Wilson has been observing the places and people of East Tennessee – his birthplace
- [This Will Only Hurt A Little by Marcello Junior Dino](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/this-will-only-hurt-a-little-by-marcello-junior-dino/) - Photographer: Marcello Junior DinoStylist: George Wood-Weber Makeup: Luciano Chiarello @ Julian Watson AgencyHair: Dora Roberti @ Atomo ManagementModels: Lidia Judickaite @ Wonderwall ManagementMargherita Tondelli @ Women Management MilanShot at StudioWhite, Milano Read Next Editorial All These Rituals by Matias Alfonzo Editorial Blue Don’t Leave Me by Alicja Wesołowska Editorial Marionette by Omar Macchiavelli Art Joshua Perkin: Artistic Production and Labour Work
- [Rouge et Blanc by Laura Palm](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/rouge-et-blanc-by-laura-palm/) - Photographer: Laura Palm Model: Hannah Novak @ Iconic Management Styling: Ricarda Venjacob Hair & Make up: Katja Maassen @ Liganord Agency Read Next Editorial A Spectral Composition by Caroline Mackintosh Art Simeron Kaler – The thoughts I have watered and grown Editorial Affinity – Jérémy Combot Edition 02 Alicia Rountree – Edition 02
- [All These Rituals by Matias Alfonzo](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/all-these-rituals-by-matias-alfonzo/) - Photographer: Matias AlfonzoArt Director: Mathea Millman @ Cosmopola BerlinStylist: Jessica Klimach @ Collective InterestHair & Makeup: Mariana ColmenaresModels: Chiderah Sunny @ Viva Models BerlinTasha Malek @ M4 ModelsStyling Assistant: Francesca SchliephakeStudio: Ikonic Studio Read Next Editorial Blue Don’t Leave Me by Alicja Wesołowska Editorial Marionette by Omar Macchiavelli Art Joshua Perkin: Artistic Production and Labour Work Art
- [Blue Don't Leave Me by Alicja Wesołowska](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blue-dont-leave-me-by-alicja-wesolowska/) - Photographer: Alicja Wesołowska @ Art FacesStylist: Karol Młodziński Makeup: Magdalena KrzyżostaniakHair: Michał Pasymowski @ Art FacesProduction: Justyna Kruszewska @ Art FacesModels: Carmen Ferreira @ As Management, Gabriela @ The Management, Leon Beck @ SelectiveVideo: Tom Motarski Read Next Editorial Marionette by Omar Macchiavelli Art Joshua Perkin: Artistic Production and Labour Work Art ‘Stranger Fruit’ by Jon Henry Art People
- [Marionette by Omar Macchiavelli](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/marionette-by-omar-macchiavelli/) - Photographer: Omar Macchiavelli @AuraphotoStylist: Giulia RevoloMakeup: Claudia Malavasi @AuraphotoHair: Dora Roberti @AtomoModel: Greta @NextStyling assistant: Rebecca Teldja Read Next Art Joshua Perkin: Artistic Production and Labour Work Art ‘Stranger Fruit’ by Jon Henry Art People in Plasticine by Wilfrid Wood Editorial Us by Sarah Tahon
- [Joshua Perkin: Artistic Production and Labour Work](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/joshua-perkin-artistic-production-and-labour-work/) - Artist: Joshua PerkinsWords: Cassandra Seidel British born Joshua Perkin has an artistic identity which will lure you into his world. The figures in his works have their own inner dialogue and a contemplative expression; similar to that of the artist himself. Exploring the relationship between artistic production and labour work has been at the root of
- [No Nostalgia by Julia von der Heide](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/no-nostalgia-by-julia-von-der-heide/) - Photography: Julia von der HeideStyling: Victoria BeckHair & Makeup: Katja Maaßen @LiganordModel: Anna von Rueden @Modelwerk With thanks to: Atelier-Grueneberg Read Next Art Bex Day: Hen, A Photographic Series Celebrating The Over 40’s Transgender Community Editorial Laura Meier Hagested by Cecilie Lindegaard Jensen Journal The 62nd BFI London Film Festival: Review Editorial You Can’t Hide From
- [Unity by Vince Aung](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/unity-edition03/) - See the full editorial in Edition 03 Photographer: Vince Aung Fashion Editor: Daniela Suarez Styling: Star Burleigh Model: Milan Dixon @ Photogenies Los Angeles and Summer Thompson @ Photogenies Los Angeles Makeup and Hair: Tara Thompson and Christopher Miles
- ['Stranger Fruit' by Jon Henry](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/stranger-fruit-by-jon-henry/) - Artist: Jon HenryWords: Emma BourneThis story was previously published in Edition 03 of Jungle Magazine. In 2008 three detectives were found ‘not guilty’ for all charges placed against them for the murder of 23 year-old Sean Bell, who died on the morning of his wedding day in a swarm of police bullets two years earlier
- [People in Plasticine by Wilfrid Wood](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/people-in-plasticine-by-wilfrid-wood/) - Artist: Wilfrid WoodWords: Veronica Gisondi Funny noses, silly ears, whimsical grins: Wilfrid Wood has a passion for faces. The East London-based artist cultivates his curiosity through a lively practice that thrives on his inexhaustible fascination for people and an interest in the quirky, intimate sides of human connection. With a background in design and head-building
- [Bex Day: Hen, A Photographic Series Celebrating The Over 40's Transgender Community](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bex-day-hen-a-photographic-series-celebrating-the-over-40s-transgender-community/) - Photographer: Bex DayWords: Fiorella Lanni Hen is Bex Day’s latest series of photographs, a striking celebration of the UK’s transgender community, to mark International Transgender Day of Visibility on 31 March. Exhibited at Herrick Gallery from April 1 to April 7, Hen addresses the lack of representation of transgender people in contemporary culture and aims
- [Form & Function by Chloe Rosser](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/form-function-by-chloe-rosser/) - Photography: Chloe RosserInterview: Fiorella Lanni ‘Photography is the only medium which allows me to sculpt with human flesh. The human body is the most intimately familiar thing to us. Seeing it in these strange poses affects you deeper than if you were to see a similar sculpture because it’s real, and you can imagine being
- [Us by Sarah Tahon](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/us-by-sarah-tahon/) - Photography: Sarah TahonStyling: Amanda LjungkvistHair: ​Karolina Liedberg ​@Linkdetails​​Makeup: Josefina Zarmen ​@LinkdetailsModel: Sara Boljak & Amanda Hermansson @Nisch Management Read Next Editorial So It Goes by Jack Grange Editorial Medium by Sivan Miller & Stephanie Perez Editorial I Can’t Help Myself by Erika Astrid Editorial At The Memorial by Arne Grugel
- [So It Goes by Jack Grange](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/so-it-goes-by-jack-grange/) - Photography: Jack GrangeStyling: Kate SinclairMakeup Artist: Emily PorterHair Stylist: Hirokazu EndoSet Designer: George LewinSet Assistants: Aimee Brigg & Sarah StonePhotography Assistant: Ollie RadfordModel: Sav @ Next Management Read Next Editorial Medium by Sivan Miller & Stephanie Perez Editorial I Can’t Help Myself by Erika Astrid Editorial At The Memorial by Arne Grugel Art Form &
- [Medium by Sivan Miller & Stephanie Perez](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/medium-by-sivan-miller-stephanie-perez/) - Photographer: Sivan MillerStylist and Creative Director: ​Stephanie PerezProducer: ​Anna M ReeceMakeup: ​Mariko HiranoHair: ​Hiro FurukawaModel: ​Ramona BeattieAssistant: ​Aidan Lutz Conceptualizing the idea of a medium, images shot in studio are paralleled with their replication on steel, paper, and rocks. Creative director and Stylist Stephanie Perez experiments with the silhouettes of the images through the intervening
- [I Can’t Help Myself by Erika Astrid](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/i-cant-help-myself-by-erika-astrid/) - Photography: Erika Astrid Styling: Dieudonnee BouwmanHair & Makeup: Xana LopesModel: Prisca Besson @ We Are ModelsRetoucher: Goodguys Production Read Next Editorial At The Memorial by Arne Grugel Art Form & Function by Chloe Rosser Editorial No Nostalgia by Julia von der Heide Art Bex Day: Hen, A Photographic Series Celebrating The Over 40’s Transgender Community
- [Laurence Philomène](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/laurence-philomene/) - Laurence Philomène is a young photographer based in Montreal. I am in conversation with her to explore more about her and her work, she appears with bright orange hair, blue framed glasses and sat in a magenta pink room, she is indeed alive with colour. Colour not only surrounds her but her work also, with
- [At The Memorial by Arne Grugel](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/at-the-memorial-by-arne-grugel/) - Photography: Arne GrugelStyling: Rhianedd DanceyModels: Annabell @ VIA Model Management & Cissel Read Next Art Form & Function by Chloe Rosser Editorial No Nostalgia by Julia von der Heide Art Bex Day: Hen, A Photographic Series Celebrating The Over 40’s Transgender Community Editorial Laura Meier Hagested by Cecilie Lindegaard Jensen
- [The 62nd BFI London Film Festival: Review](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/the-62nd-bfi-london-film-festival-review-2/) - Words: Philip GoodfellowThe 62nd BFI London Film Festival came to an end this weekend, having delivered its usual eclectic array of brand new cinema from around the globe. Sudabeh Mortezai’s sex trafficking drama Joy was named best film of the festival, whilst the Sutherland Award for best first feature went to Lukas Dhont for his
- [You Can’t Hide From Your Shadow by David Vail](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/you-cant-hide-from-your-shadow-by-david-vail/) - Photography: David VailStyling: Oliver VaughnHair: Mike O’GormanMake-up: Emma White Turle @ The Wall GroupModel: Hannah Bennett @ IMG ModelsFashion Assistants: Lucy Cooper & Sam Kang Read Next Art Question Everything by Daniel Castro Garcia Edition 03 Where Is Jazz? by Phillip Goodfellow Edition 03 Unity by Vince Aung Editorial Manifesto by Giulia Albertini
- [Laura Meier Hagested by Cecilie Lindegaard Jensen](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/laura-meier-hagested-by-cecilie-lindegaard-jensen/) - Photography & Creative Direction: Cecilie Lindegaard JensenModel: Laura Meier Hagested @ Scoop ModelsAll Scarves: Laura Hagested Read Next Journal The 62nd BFI London Film Festival: Review Editorial You Can’t Hide From Your Shadow by David Vail Art Question Everything by Daniel Castro Garcia Edition 03 Where Is Jazz? by Phillip Goodfellow
- [Ong-Oaj Pairam SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ong-oaj-pairam-lfw-ss16/) - The first day of London Fashion Week began with Ong-Oaj Pairam setting the bar high in the Pompadour Room at Hotel Café Royal. The room felt intimate but prestige, the ornate ceiling donned gold chandeliers. The runway lined with chairs and free standing stage lights, providing a great view of the show. Upon receiving the
- [Ashley Isham SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ashley-isham-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - We watched the watched the show gradually transpire before us tracking the progression of the highly anticipated collection of Ashley Isham from backstage. The attention detail was second to none; the charismatic production teams were thorough and efficient. Ashley personally ensured everything was perfect prior to the audience’s arrival, perfecting the seating arrangements. The collection
- [Phoebe English SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Phoebe English gave us a beautiful take on deconstruction and putting together this SS16. The collection was inspired by 'movement and displacement' and this was clear as the models stepped out in the committee room at The Royal College of Surgeons. In true Phoebe nature the design aesthetic of her collection remained on emphasising construction.
- [Pam Hogg SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/pam-hogg-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Pam Hogg has an extremely distinctive style, and this collection showed a continuation of this. Statement panels with metallic gold and pops of colour. An eclectic mix of models reflects the brand perfectly, pushing the boundaries of the typical status quo they varied in every way possible, height, hair colour and gender the casting was
- [Zeynep Kartal SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/zeynep-kartal-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Zeynep Kartal, the last show on Saturday felt contemporary, set on an immaculately white runway; the collection enhanced this mood with sleek sophistication. Hair and make-up remained simple, in order to avoid detracting attention from the exquisite evening wear. The hair was lightly tousled, with slight waves woven through. Make-up was delicate and feminine, soft
- [Vinti Andrews SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/vinti-andrews-london-fashion-week/) - Immediate associations of the late sixties/early seventies were conveyed throughout the Vinti Andrews collection, make-up and hair. The models were arranged on large boxes coated in shearling fur, on a pink carpet, strings of exposed light bulbs hung overhead creating a girly bedroom feel. They were transformed into modern skater girls with middle partings and
- [Steven Tai SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/steven-tai-london-fashion-week/) - Steven Tai took us back to school with his SS16 collection. The top floor at the Elm Lester’s Painting Rooms was transformed into a pre-school classroom with checked carpet, a black chalkboard, wooden desks, balloons and even an old retro TV. The Canadian designer really made his classroom of models seem like the best classroom
- [Edeline Lee SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edeline-lee-london-fashion-week/) - Edeline Lee’s SS16 collection was a beautiful array of colours. The designer wanted to experiment with colour this season and she was inspired by the works of Richard Diebenkorn and his Ocean Parks series of paintings and by the Memphis Group a design and architecture group from Milan. The presentation kicked off London Fashion Week
- [MIN WU SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/min-wu-london-fashion-week/) - Min Wu took to the Institute of the Contemporary Arts to present her SS16 digital presentation. The room was decorated with fluorescent rod lights hanging from the ceiling whilst one of the walls played the digital fashion film showcasing the collection. To get a closer look to the collection models stood in a block stage
- [Rejina Pyo SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/rejina-pyo-london-fashion-week/) - At the Pippy Houldsworth Gallery we were treated to bright and colourful SS16 collection by Rejina Pyo. Rejina is known for making clothes that as a woman one would be excited to wear. This gave us a beautiful ready to wear collection that we couldn’t get enough of. It was playful yet elegant collection full
- [MIMPIKITA SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/mimpikita-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - MIMPIKITA, a brand built collaboratively by three Malaysian sisters Mira, Nural and Syahira Zulkifli. Having designed with one another this was their UK debut at London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2016. The Jungle team feel privileged to have watched the transformation of the show from backstage to the front row of the catwalk as well as previewing
- [Ryan Lo SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ryan-lo-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Being the official last show of London Fashion Week there’s no doubt is an important job and Ryan Lo continued to impress this season with his super dreamy ‘Be my Valentine, Be my sweetie..’ collection. With his signature colour palette of pinks, whites, reds he also added purples and greens to create a mesmerising collection
- [Christopher Raeburn SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/christopher-raeburn-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - There doesn’t go a season in which Christopher Raeburn doesn’t impress us. This season with his contemporary take on discovery he took us away to the jungle. A place we are very familiar with. Setting the scene in the Brewer Street car par Raeburn played music straight from the rainforest, making us feel like we
- [Omer Asim SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/omer-asim-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - The Painting Rooms created the perfect multi-tonal backdrop for Omer Asim's monochrome collection. The rustic textured walls spanned the great height of the space creating a theatrical atmosphere with an urban twist for the presentation. The space was narrow, channelling the glaring sun through the glass ceiling creating a natural spotlight over the striking models.
- [Maya SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/maya-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Maral Yazarloo is the designer behind the collection, using the first two letters of her first and last name she created her brand name 'Maya.' Showcased at London Fashion Week trough the House of Middle Eastern Asia. collection draws inspiration from the traditional aspects of Middle Eastern culture ranging from Persia to Iran to India. As
- [L’amitie SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/lamitie-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - L’amitie Spring/Summer ’16 collection was full of variety, it showcased a vast range of colours, silhouettes and garments. Consistency was kept through the silky material used throughout. Trouser styles varied from oversized flares, culottes and tailored cigarette trousers. Wide palazzo pants were spliced on the sides allowing for an airy summer look. Waists were accentuated on
- [James Kelly SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/james-kelly-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - James Kelly created an atmospheric show full of drama and individuality. Backstage the excitement built as the looks were created. Natural influences were immediately apparent as moss purposefully placed on most items varying from immaculately white clothing and heavy military boots, creating texture and depth of colour in a variety of greens. This juxtaposed the
- [Asli Polat SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/asli-polat-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - The Vinyl Factory was transformed into a summer meadow scene as vibrant green turf was laid down with cream flowers were sprinkled sporadically on top. A film flicking between iconic American scenes formed a backdrop, summer vibes continued as the images transitioned from blue-skied cityscapes, beaches and countryside. Backstage, Asli Polat explained she wanted to recreate
- [Georgia Hardinge SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/georgia-hardinge-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Georgia Hardinge's Spring/Summer 2016 presentation was in The Painting Rooms in Soho, showcasing her 'Dynasty' collection, a succession to her previous award-winning collection. It is apparent that Georgia has found her strength within her sculptural designs, perfecting a refined signature look in geometric pleating. This created an extremely modern edge to the collection. Inspiration was
- [Yii SS16 - London Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/yii-ss16-london-fashion-week/) - Citing the naivety and artistic freedom of children as inspiration, Yii clearly channels this into his playful designs. A striking, eclectic colour scheme of monochrome and primary colours create an eye catching collection on the runway and reinforce this childish nature, light pastel greens and pink soften the collection and bring associations of springtime blossom. Yii
- [LCM 2016 Round Up](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/lcm-2016-roundup/) - This season London continued to prove why it’s the capital of contemporary fashion. However a common theme this season came from functionality and tradition, and how those two attributes continued to attract the mind of a modern London man. We look back on our three favourite shows this AW16 and why each one captivated us
- [Collecting Europe Festival](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/collecting-europe-festival/) - The past year has brought about many political changes and as a result we find can ourselves getting more and more drawn into debates regarding the future of Europe. Recently, the Goethe-Institut collaborated with the V&A and asked 12 artists and designers to produce a piece of work in response to the question: ‘What will
- [Clio Peppiatt AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/clio-peppiatt-aw16-presentation/) - Using the Vinyl Factory as her backdrop, Clio Peppiatt AW16 presentation depicted Motel Clio. The collection compromised of silk pyjama suits, slips and bomber jackets, cashmere jumpers, faux fur detailing, soft leathers and sequinned party dresses. The overall concept embodied “forging new identities” and an exploration of sexuality within a decadent setting. Clio Peppiatt showcased
- [Ong-Oaj Pairam AW16 Show](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ong-oaj-pairam-aw16-show/) - Carlton House Terrace was the most fitting setting for Ong - Oaj Pairam’s stunning AW16 Collection. The architecture of the building and its beauty really aided Pairam’s vision of romance. After seeing his last collection, we were very excited for this show and it did not disappoint. The collection had everything, with a particular emphasis
- [Manuel Facchini AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/manuel-facchini-aw16-presentation/) - We must applaud Manuel Facchini for his remarkable AW16 Presentation; Metamorphosis. The collection drew inspiration from British Sculptor Richard Sweeney and the gothic architecture of Michael Hansmeyer. The presentation saw its models positioned on raised platforms amidst mirrored glass. This concept helped create the idea of manipulation and illusion of fabrics and their movement. The
- [Edeline Lee AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edeline-lee-aw16-presentation/) - Edeline Lee’s AW16 Presentation was truly captivating. It was a great example of a performative showcase, allowing us to see the movement of her garments. She used angular mirrored shapes and decorative colourful confetti, all of which resulted in a striking and visually engaging setting. The collection promoted her signature sophisticated style. She contrasted oversized
- [Bora Aksu AW16 Show](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bora-aksu-aw16-show/) - Known for its beautiful embroidery Bora Aksu continued to prove they were the best for it. For AW16 Bora Aksu took inspiration from the story of Grand Duchess Olga of Russia and more specifically her life after the Russian Revolution and her escape away from her country into farm life in Denmark. Each look told the
- [Miuniku AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/miuniku-aw16-presentation/) - Tucked away in the streets of Soho, we found ourselves in the Elms Lester Painting rooms for Miuniku AW16 presentation. ‘The explorer’ was created by designer duo, sisters Tina and Nikita. The space lent itself to the sister’s artistic vision. The presentation allowed me to explore the collection in my own way, wandering through the
- [Vin and Omi AW16 Show](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/vin-and-omi-aw16-show/) - We found ourselves wandering the streets of Regents Park for the very exciting Vin and Omi AW16 Collection. Colourful paper confetti filled the catwalk, ‘California Dreamin’ the soundtrack of the evening. Vin and Omi’s ‘Colourotic’ AW16 Collection was dazzling. The collection was made up of garments fitting for all occasions. We saw simple, structured tailoring;
- [REIN AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/rein-aw16-presentation/) - As I walked into the downstairs space of the Elms Lesters painting rooms, camera in hand, I myself became the focus of the model’s lenses. Rein AW16 presentation ‘Panopticon’ was an incredibly thought provoking and creative digital exhibition. As the nine models walked around the space, interacting, mirrors reflected images of those in attendance. The
- [Fashion East AW16 Show](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fashion-east-aw16-lfw/) - MIMI WADE Mimi Wade’s London Fashion Week debut saw her take inspiration from Hollywood legends, Faye Dunaway, Marianne Faithfull and Catherine Denevue. Her presentation kicked off Fashion East as you entered the Topshop Showspace. Her collection was an ode to badass women, the ones who push social boundaries and challenge people’s misconstrued expectations about them.
- [SIBLING AW16 Show](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sibling-aw16-show/) - It was purple rain for Sibling AW16. The bundle of creativity that are Sibling produced another show stopping a collection with this time round being inspired by the incredible Grace Jones. Titled ‘Daytime Disco’ the collection saw an array of tinsel, sequins and knitwear merge to produce the perfect 80’s inspired collection. With their quirky
- [Phiney Pet AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phiney-pet-aw16-presentation/) - Beautiful hand detailing was seen throughout every Phiney Pet AW16 piece. Titled ‘No Fixed Abode’, for the new season the inspiration for the collection came from women in the 1940’s from travelling backgrounds and cultures. The collection saw an array of everyday garments made for the dreamiest wardrobe; a denim maxi dress came embellished in
- [Danielle Romeril AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/danielle-romeril-aw16-presentation/) - Cool and strong was the mood as we walked around the Chelsea College of Arts for the Danielle Romeril AW16 presentation. For this season Romeril took us on a history lesson with influences of Isabel de Valois and King Philip II of Spain as inspiration for the collection. This was merged with references to 80’s
- [Rejina Pyo AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/rejina-pyo-aw16-presentation/) - Modern, classic and clean were the three words that sprung to mind as we walked into the Conde Nast College to watch Rejina Pyo’s AW16 collection. This season Pyo was inspired by the notion of women through time, and their dreams and aspirations. Rejina is known for producing functional pieces that catch your eye instantly.
- [Belstaff AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/belstaff-aw16-presentation/) - For AW16 Belstaff was all about the ‘Pioneer Woman’, inspired by Jackie Edith Rone the first woman who set foot in Antartica in 1947. In true Belstaff style their collection remained true to their heritage but also continued to show breakthrough with a cool and contemporary collection for the modern woman. With a warm and
- [Steven Tai AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/steven-tai-aw16-presentation/) - With driving influences from nostalgia of feeling ‘home and comfort’ when you’re at your grandparents house, this collection and presentation alike, transported observers to the days of your childhood. After speaking to Steven, and I asked asked him about his inspiration for the collection and the reasoning behind the models cross-stitching, he recalled how he
- [Three Floor ‘Curious Labyrinth’ AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/three-floor-curious-labyrinth-aw16-presentation/) - Moss and vibrant flowers coated the floors of The Painting Rooms, ivy burst through the frames of the pristine white doors, creating a dreamy wonderland feel for the Three Floor presentation. The innocent, playful atmosphere that the set design created was darkened as the models entered, angular dresses in deep tones of red, purple and
- [Felder Felder ‘Conscious Wild Girl’ AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/felder-felder-aw16-presentation/) - Creating huge impact, the soundtrack set the tone for the collection. It was immediately apparent that this was a collection with a difference. Composed of organic cotton the fabric had a rustic texture, enhanced with embellishment created from recycled materials. With inventive use of everyday waste, plastic, glass and CDs were woven and embroidered into
- [Phoebe English AW16 Presentation](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-aw16-presentation/) - Phoebe English’s AW16 collection made it her tenth season, and what a collection it was. Such an innovative concept that complemented the incredibly crafted garments. The ICA became an eerie greyscale waiting room, “your call is very important to us, please hold the line” played on repeat, and used tickets piled high. Models gazed bleary
- [Lantern Sense AW16 Show](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/lantern-sense-aw16-show/) - Inspired by the work of Mark Rothko and 90s grunge Lantern Sense’s first collection at London Fashion Week was the definition of cool. The models boldly paraded down the catwalk to the sound of the prodigy’s ‘smack my bitch up’. The collection played with different materials and textures. Accessories were key. Boxy tailored separates in the
- [Westminster BA Fashion Show 2016](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/westminister-ba-fashion-show/) - Westminster University Graduate Fashion Show witnessed a talented generation of young designers showcase their innovative collections before an audience of industry professionals last week on the twenty sixth of May in Marylebone, London. Ambika P3, an impressive fourteen thousand square feet underground space, hosted the fashion show where sixteen emerging fashion designers sent their collections
- [Amalia Ulman: Excellences and Perfections](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/amalia-ulman-excellences-and-perfections/) - Amalia Ulman grabbed public and critical attention in 2014 with her Instagram art series ‘Excellences and Perfections’, a funny and perceptive take on the nature of womanhood in the 21st Century. Ulman’s work goes beyond satire and raises questions about how the modern world has impacted art theory, and vice versa. In ‘Excellences and Perfections’
- [UCA Epsom - Graduate Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/uca-epsom-graduate-fashion-week/) - The trendy boutique-filled streets of Shoreditch were heaving with fashion enthusiasts and industry professionals this week as London Graduate Fashion Week, the world’s biggest student fashion event, took over East London. The Old Truman Brewery near Brick Lane, which is in its third year of hosting London Graduate Fashion Week, is a ten-acre blank space
- [Kingston University](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/kingston-university/) - Kingston University was of course one of the most highly anticipated catwalk shows of London Graduate Fashion Week. Just last week, Kingston University was named one of the top institutions in the UK for Fashion and Design Education in the latest Guardian University Guide. As London Graduate Fashion Week celebrates its twenty-fifth year this season,
- [Ravensbourne 'Creative Noise' Graduate Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ravensbourne-graduate-fashion-week/) - This show definitely raised the bar. Each of the graduate’s collection carried it’s own unique style and concept on the runway. The standards were high and it was clear just how thorough the designers had been from the initial concept through to the finishing touches. Covering menswear, womenswear and a fusion of both, this show
- [UCA Rochester- Graduate Fashion Week](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/uca-rochester-graduate-fashion-week/) - University for the Creative Arts Rochester exhibited their fashion students work on the same night as their sister campus, UCA Epsom, this week. The show featured collections from graduating fashion design, fashion atelier, and fashion textiles students. In the past years, graduating students from UCA Rochester have gone on to attain positions with prestigious international
- [Xander Zhou SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/xander-zhou-lcm/) - Warning. Adults only. Greeted by the sound of clashing of metallic guitar and tribal drumming, warning – adults only was an understandable outcry for the likes of Xander Zhou. The Beijing based designer spring/summer 2017 collection saw hell raiser’s of the street parade down this season’s London collection for men is fury of camo, patent
- [Bobby Abley SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bobby-abley-ss17-lcm/) - Prepare for take off – and what take off the Bobby Abley Spring Summer 2017 show was. With the catwalk lighting up as if the show was boarding and taking off, onlookers were propelled into a galaxy of neoprene and fur, - Abley brought the dream of transporting his audience on a magic carpet journey,
- [Universal Works SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/universal-works-lcm/) - Remaining true to their name, Universal Works strives to appeal to a universal audience; not defined by age, gender or cultural origin. Disregarding what everyone else is doing, they defy the norm and do things their own way. Universal Works don’t mind what fashion ‘should’ be or how it ‘should’ be presented, they do things
- [Nigel Cabourn SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/nigel-cabourn-lcm/) - Nigel Cabourn, renowned for his unique take on designing timeless collections that tell a story, has created another vintage inspired collection. Nigel delves into the famous history of Britain’s World War 2 for his inspiration for his SS/17 collection. The designer made reference to the 7th Armoured Division known as ‘Desert Rats’. The invitation read
- [Phoebe English SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english/) - Phoebe English’s first menswear presentation debuted a perfect clean cut and simple collection for SS/17 that did not disappoint. The designer's third menswear collection is made from entirely natural fibres which prides itself on being easy to wear. We spoke to designer Phoebe to find out a little bit more about what inspired her line
- [Astrid Anderson SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/astrid-anderson-ss17-lcm/) - Welcomed into a story of juxtaposition by the eary tones of Brodinski and the Astrid Anderson recognizable logo amid a screen of blue ocean, the Astrid Anderson spring summer 17 collided both luxury and sportswear into a presentation of shape and texture – with both female and male models, viewers saw the collision of the
- [Barbour SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/barbour-lcm-ss17/) - Transported to Barbour’s home of the North East, Barbour presented us with what they do best; true maritime heritage clothing for the British fishermen. Their SS17 presentation was set in a beautifully sun lit room in the Royal Institute of British Architects. Models stood in a platform in front of a coastal back drop wearing
- [Boy London SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/boy-london-ss17-lcm/) - This spring/summer 17 LCM season marks Boy by Boy London’s debut to the British Fashion Council schedule, and what a debut it was. Invitee’s were brought into the arena of One Embankment, where Boy London’s menacing industrial models waited still, dressed in a mixture of black, white, camo and grey, with tones of silver, red
- [CMMN SWDN SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/cmmn-ss17-lcm/) - After speaking to Co-Founder, Saif Bakir, backstage ahead of the CMMN SWDN presentation: ‘Market Rodeo’ it was apparent there was much more sentiment invested in this collection that first meets the eyes. Having founded CMMN SWDN with Emma Hedlundin in 2014, they felt they had what it took to set up their own brand. This
- [Edward Crutchley SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edward-crutchley-ss17-lcm/) - Using 3D garment visualisation software, Edward Crutchley brought two different worlds together for his spring/summer 2017 collection. He took inspiration from his Yorkshire heritage and his time spent in Kyoto mastering the ‘Shibori’ dyeing technique. A short film played when entering, showing a model walking over the dales of his native Yorkshire wearing the collection.
- [Agi & Sam SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/agi-sam-ss17-lcm/) - Agi and Sam's ss17 collection explored the idea of gender roles and the modern expectation of men and women against a hypnotic atmosphere created by Techno producer 'Aggborough'. Their interpretation of the modern man suggests we have really shifted from gender specific clothing. Influences included looking at how we view a man, perhaps as a
- [MAN SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/man-ss17-lcm/) - MAN showcases the talent of emerging designers that never fail to captivate the audience with their bright new ideas. This season saw Per Gotesson, Feng Chen Wang and Charles Jeffrey ‘Loverboy’ presenting their collections. Per Gotesson made his LCM debut fresh from graduating at the Royal College of Art. He merged tailoring and denim to
- [Matthew Miller SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/matthew-miller-ss17-lcm/) - The tempest – a clever adjective for the juxtaposition of elements within Miller’s spring/summer 2017 collection. As one of the most thoughtful collections I have seen this season, an interesting play on calming and tranquil iconography of John Constable’s “A study of Clouds” and the fragility of butterflies played carefully against the roughness of skinhead
- [YMC SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ymc-ss17-lcm/) - Fashion designers Fraser Moss and Jimmy Collins have done it again, captivating the fashion world with their SS17 OKORO collection. The OKORO collection remains true to YMC’s extravagant blend of cross-cultural influence in Britain. The inspiration of this incredible collection comes from the photography of Malick Sidibé. Moss and Collins also drew further inspiration from
- [KTZ SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ktz-ss17-lcm/) - KTZ’s designer Marjan Pejoski recently launched his new SS17 collection during LCM. An array of showy, seductive yet masculine series of designs that commanded attention. Marjan Pejoski created the collection as a tribute to “interstellar science fiction” and “dark futurism”. With selected pieces flaunting handwriting, checker patterns or busy foulards Pejoski’s SS17 was erotic with
- [Chester Barrie SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/chester-barrie-ss17-lcm/) - June 12, 2016, saw the launching of Chester Barrie’s SS17 collection at The Waldorf Hilton in London, England. Chester Barrie remained true to its roots presenting a range of men’s attire that will leave the successful businessman coming back for more. Unlike the typical catwalk launch, Chester Barrie flaunted its sophisticated suits and business wear
- [Belstaff SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/belstaff-ss17-lcm/) - Bruce Brown’s seminal 1971 motorcycle film was the inspiration behind Belstaff’s SS17 collection. The collection celebrates the carefree attitude of the cool kids at the bike tracks. As always the set Belstaff had built inside the QEII Centre came second to none. The palette of the collection was produced by merging the colour palette of
- [Tiger of Sweden SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tiger-of-sweden-ss17-lcm/) - Tailoring is something that we see in abundance over LCM but in the case of Tiger of Sweden, it is something that they continue to reinvent. For this season they played a homage to royalty through their Scandinavian roots. The luxurious palace of Kungliga Slottet in Sweden was the muse and the 17th Century the
- [Mackintosh SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/mackintosh-ss17-lcm/) - Mackintosh is a brand renowned for their high quality outerwear, however in recent years they have been partnering will other specialist brands to expand their offering. This season is no different, collaborating with Japanese bag brand Porter, they’ve created an impressive Spring/Summer collection. Print was paramount. Mackintosh explored a range of prints, ranging from an
- [Casely Hayford SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/casely-hayford-ss17-lcm/) - The Casely Hayford collection was representative of cultural and musical influences. The juxtaposing concepts had underlying similarities. The designers associated 70’s Rock and 00’s Grime music with one another as they were intrigued by the fashion that emerged from both movements. To marry these two eras together they also included elements of traditional Palestinian and
- [Maison Mihara Yashuhiro SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/maison-mihara-yashuhiro-ss17-lcm/) - “No Club Lone Wolf” – Mihara Yashuhiro’s adjective of identity and belonging, or more, the idea of “unbelonging” and lack of solid identification. Based on Karlheinz Weinburger’s book “Rebel Youth”, Yashuhiro explores the longing of freedom and individuality through working class teenagers of the 50’s. Viewer’s were transported into this era of rebellic freedom with
- [Wan Hung SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/wan-hung-ss17-lcm/) - Passports were at the ready for our quick vacation to Hainan, China - birthplace of emerging designer Wan Hung, and where he found inspiration to build his collection for SS17. Wan took classic shapes and created garments emblazoned with loud, enlarged prints, he also designed a sand coloured bomber with ‘HAINAN’ across the back to
- [Pieter SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/pieter-ss17-lcm/) - The clothes completely took centre stage for PIETER’s SS17 collection as models stood against a single white curtain on a white frame. The designer’s staple colours were black, grey and navy but it looks like the metallic trend isn’t going anywhere any time soon as shiny and muted metallics featured heavily amongst some blue and
- [Ximon Lee SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ximon-lee-ss17-lcm/) - XIMON LEE’s SS17 offering ‘HARD’ saw the ‘exploration of the concealing and uncovering of the body’. This collection played with the idea of perceptions, and tough exteriors concealing softer interiors. We saw strong, bold designs in the form of heavy, boxy and oversized silhouettes with acid-wash draped embellishment, juxtaposed against delicate, transparent garments and intricate stitching detailing. Model’s sported sleek
- [Blood Brother SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blood-brothers-ss17-lcm/) - Set in an abandoned warehouse just behind the main store, Blood Brother showcased their debut to this season’s London Collection for Men, in a flurry of spring/summer British holiday heyday transportation – from deckchair inspired stripes, to weather proofing and functionality focused embellishments, the Blood Brother’s collection was a collection of wearability and normality. Based
- [Liam Hodges SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/liam-hodges-ss17-lcm/) - A show of a tangible reality – the emphasis on the “anti-fashion” and the realisation of a consumer market that wish to buy products that fit a purpose rather than move in and out of fashion is what Hodges hones in on in this season’s spring/summer 17 London Collection for Men show – with pieces
- [Sibling SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sibling-ss17-lcm/) - Designer duo Cozette McCreery and Sid Bryan from Sibling sent us a post card straight from the Miami poolside. The collection titled ‘Wish you were Here’ inspired by the observations of the pool side scene in Miami, definitely left us feeling jealous of everything we saw coming down the runway. Full of textiles and colours
- [Taylor Morris SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/taylor-morris-ss17-lcm/) - Designer Duo, Hugo Taylor and Charlie Morris are behind one of the coolest accessories brand at the moment; ‘Taylor Morris’. Founded in 2013, these two have come a long way. Their classic designs, fashion forward colour ways, and lense technologies have seen the brand expand, and being stocked in department stores across the globe. We
- [Raus SS17 LCM](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/raus-ss17-lcm/) - Jungle magazine were fortunate enough to meet Danielle Faith Ross, designer behind the bespoke brand Raus, for her debut SS17 collection ‘THINK FOR YOURSELF’. In an intimate studio in Hackney, we met up with Danielle prior to her presentation, to learn more about; herself, the collection, and the future of Raus. Danielle recalls that from
- [Jenny Saville: Erota at Gagosian Gallery](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/jenny-saville-erota-at-gagosian-gallery/) - I reached my destination. I paused and stood outside looking through the large glass front that exposed the small and immaculate space. There in front of me was the work of Jenny Saville’s latest exhibition: Erota. Having been an admirer of Saville’s work for several years I always look for opportunities to see it in
- [Georgia O’Keeffe: A once in a generation opportunity at the Tate Modern](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/georgia-okeeffe-tate-modern/) - Georgia O’Keeffe: A once in a generation opportunity at the Tate Modern Emma Bourne in conversation with Hannah Johnston, Assistant Curator of the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition at the Tate Modern (6th July- 30th October 2016) What do you hope the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition will offer its viewers? The last O’Keeffe exhibition in the
- [Tom Misch releases Reverie EP](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tom-misch-releases-reverie-ep/) - Already high on many an artist’s list of go-to producers, 21-year-old Tom Misch has also been busy establishing himself as an accomplished musician in his own right. The latest step in that mission is ‘Reverie’, an EP of four tracks which more than suitably showcase Misch’s musical chops. Amongst the four tracks are two collaborations,
- [Samm Henshaw releases 'The Sound Experiment II'](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/samm-henshaw-releases-the-sound-experiment-ii/) - ‘The Sound Experiment II’ is exactly that, a harmonically beautiful masterpiece that perfectly showcases the natural soul voice of Mr. Samm Henshaw. First up on this five-track, 20 minute whirlwind experience is ‘Our Love’, the one you just know will be in the charts not too long from now. With its upbeat, inspirational lyrics (like
- [Mona Hatoum: Poetic and Political](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/mona-hatoum-poetic-politic/) - Mona Hatoum: Poetic and Political Mona Hatoum’s (b. 1952) current exhibition at the Tate Modern is the largest survey of her works to enter the UK. The exhibition covers 35 years of Hatoum’s practice: from stills and videos of her early performance works of the 1980s through to her uncanny sculptures and installations that juxtapose
- [Harmony](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/harmony/) - Photography: Domante Kaminskaite Model: Harmony @ Established Models Hair & Make-Up: Monica Rossi Stylist: Simona Cepeliauskaite
- [Shadow play](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/shadow-play/) - "Looking at the shadows she created, she knew that she existed and for the first time she realised that she could create anything" Photographer: Adam Marc Williams Stylist: Ria Laskaris Model: Rochana @ Premier Model Management Make up: Marlene Anderson Hair: Ross Cosgrove Buy Edition 01 here: Store
- [Lee Price - Toward Healing and Acceptance](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/leeprice/) - Lee Price discloses an important moment revealing the compulsive subject’s experience: “the intention is that when you are in a compulsive activity there is a sense of being outside of your body, you are watching yourself engaged in this activity and you are unable to stop, despite the fact you see yourself very clearly doing
- [Jocelyn Allen](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/jocelynallen/) - Taking photographs of herself became a tool of self-expression: a way of creatively taking the negative and overwhelming feelings of anxiety and discomfort and transforming them through the act of addressing the camera. In her own words: “I sat down in front of the camera when I felt like I had something to vent
- [Ashley Williams - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ashley-williams-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - The mind of a teenager in midst fandemonium is a force to be reckoned with. For SS17 Ashley Williams explores the blurred lines between reality and fantasy of teenage imagination. Her muse; the heartthrob of the past and always River Phoenix. She looks at his personality and what he stood for - and for of
- [Globe-Trotter - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/globe-trotter-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - I walked through the world renowned luxury shopping streets of Bond Street until they led me to the Globe-Trotter store where the unveiling of their new SS17 collection awaited me. After stepping foot inside the store I was welcomed by a refreshing ice-cold cocktail, which despite the typical rainy English weather outside, was something that
- [Marta Jakubowski - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/marta-jakubowski-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Indian inspired colour tones and a fantasy like spectrum, present from a family heartbreak consumes the carousal for Marta Jakubowski’s SS17 collection. Red, orange and pink tones construct the minimalistic statement pieces, which are worn by the models posing on the carousal, symbolising the designer’s childhood. The set and individual pieces are each well-thought elements,
- [Phiney Pet - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phiney-pet-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - In a time where girlishness in fashion is being celebrated more than ever, Phiney Pet’s S/S17 presentation only reminded us why femininity is currently the topic of choice for many designers. The ‘art of femininity’ is not to suggest women are commodities, but rather the world of pastel colours, fluffy toys and ‘Whatever’ finger gestures
- [Rocky Star - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/rocky-star-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - After each celebrity, stylist, writer and other fashion-orientated individuals entered Freemasons Hall in Covent Garden, the atmosphere was filled with excitement for the Rocky Star SS17 collection. A modern-day await for a lady wanting love, the show, as a journey, displayed nothing besides exquisite detail and beauty. The delicate, handcrafted details are highlighted in the
- [Ryan Lo - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ryan-lo-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Ryan LO embodies romanticism like no other. For the past two years I’ve had the pleasure of not missing any of his magical spots at fashion week, and as seasons go on I am constantly impressed. Each collection captures an essence of LO’s vibrant persona and special moments in his life. For SS17 LO took
- [Steven Tai - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/steven-tai-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Geek chic is back, and she’s back with a vengeance. Originally making her first appearance in 2011 as part of Tai’s first collection, Tai’s muse of the geek was seen to be refined this season, almost given a futuristic twist to what was originally an innocent smiling young girl, adorned in circular lenses
- [Three Floor - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/three-floor-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - From a vision of distorted prints, intertwined with curved lines and multi-level embroidery, the Three Floor woman from this season’s spring /summer collection embodied the movement of dance, namely from the influence of pioneering perfomers Loie Fuller and Isadora Duncan. Against a backdrop of pastel toned squares which can only embody the hypmnotic colours created
- [Pam Hogg - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/pam-hogg-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - You’ve just finished painting a masterpiece. You’ve cleaned your palette, swilled the brushes and rammed every last tube of paint into your already-overflowing paintbox. You stand back to admire the work you spent months adding to - a touch of red here to amplify the sunset, a dot of white there to add sparkle to
- [Sadie Williams - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sadie-williams-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Every so often during Fashion Week, the location of the show completely encapsulates what the designer is conveying in their collection. Sadie Williams’ S/S17 show did just that. Embracing a dark, nautical concept, the presentation only further exhilarated the garments. The collection was located in the basement of the ICA, where the audience could watch
- [Xiao Li - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/xiao-li-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - The minimal space of Elms Lesters Painting Rooms provided a seamless setting for the Xiao Li SS17 collection. On arrival, I was invited to sip on a refreshing drink containing fruit and fresh mint leaves. I chose to sit down to enjoy the concoction of fizz and fruit, while taking in my surroundings and listening to
- [Paul Costelleo - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paul-costelleo-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Refined classicalism – a running theme throughout Paul Costelloe’s magnificent show of decadence, with classicalism in the form of the traditional fabric linen, refined and rejuvenated for this season’s spring/summer collection. Combined with a number of futuristic fabric forms, such as PVC and painted Sarga, a personification of confidence took the form of beautiful elegant
- [The Swedish School of Textiles Graduate Show - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/swedish-school-textiles-graduate-show-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - The walk into Freemasons Hall in Covent Garden was surprisingly quick and easy. By beating the long queue of fashion experts, the showroom was open to view, with only a few other early guests. Numerous rails of detailed designs by the recent graduates of The Swedish School of Textiles lay off the hangers in the
- [PPQ - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ppq-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Tucked away in West Smithfield lies the Great St. Bartholomew church; a space filled with history and heritage. On the first day of London Fashion Week 2016, the Grade I listed building opened its doors to the fashion industry to see a worthy brand send their SS17 collection down the runway. Upon entering the church,
- [Clio Peppiatt - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/clio-peppiatt-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - From biker girls to a drag race inspired set, Clio Peppiatt far from failed to impress many others and I with her SS17 collection, Fast Women, on the first day of London Fashion Week in Soho. After squeezing through numerous bodies to gain a front-row view of the precisely designed set, red and black
- [Barbara Casasola  – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/barbara-casasola-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Simplicity and quality – too key nouns that are crucial to the theme of this year’s spring/summer, nouns that Barbara Casasola is unafraid to develop for the 2017 season. Intune with the trend of toning down for summer and refining shapes and silhouettes, Casasola kept the collection pieces clean and wearable with necklines remaining bare,
- [Markus Lupfer – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/markus-lupfer-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - A collection that makes you want to release a sigh of content; Markus Lupfer's SS17 collection is a true breath of fresh air. Shortly after arriving at 183 Eversholt Street, I was escorted to a small elevator big enough for only three, which took me up to the presentation. The heavy atmosphere inside the confined
- [Fashion East: Mimi Wade, Matty Bovan, A. V. Robertson, Richard Malone- London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fashion-east-mimi-wade-matty-bovan-v-robertson-richard-malone-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - As the (perhaps sightly hungover) crowd dragged itself away from Fashion East’s empathetic spread of croissants, fresh fruit and smoothies, they were confronted with kween of kitsch Mimi Wade’s ‘Mimimount’ presentation. There’s a lot of comfort in kitsch, it reminds me of my grandma’s house, all frilly pink polyester, every conceivable item
- [Palmer//Harding – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/palmer-harding-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - A theme that is matched highly with the aesthetic of spring and summer, of the sunny warm days that motivate us to relax and forget our negativity. A theme that Levi Palmer and Matthew Harding allowed themselves to feel whilst creating their spring/summer 2017 collection - Palmer//Harding suggest “it’s about working with what is happening
- [THIS IS THE UNIFORM - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/this-is-the-uniform-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - THIS IS THE UNIFORM had me very confused as to what, or rather where, exactly this uniform was. The SS17 show invitation asked guests to ‘Come and see us at Ronnie’s Flower Stall’, which I did. Yet only found Ronnie, no uniform. Having asked in various shops and conversed with Ronnie, I was just about
- [Paula Knorr – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paula-knorr-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - From above I could see only a glimpse of the dark space below. The atmospheric lighting lured me downstairs deep into the Institute of Contemporary Arts where Paula Knorr's first collection for London Fashion Week was being exclusively revealed to its guests. The set, which was in near-darkness, was lined with rich red velvet while
- [Helter - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/helter-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Helter, the new and upcoming womenswear brand taking the see-now buy-now approach, showcased more than just a faultless collection – but a stunning set, at Elms Lesters Painting Rooms. The design duo and co-founders, Willis Tan and Jeraldine Ng, combine their creative minds to originate their brands individual style: devotion to functional minimalism. Inspiration for
- [Omer Asim - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/omer-asim-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - The slight wait outside the Elms Lesters Painting Rooms with a range of fashion and design lovers was undeniably, worth it for Omer Asim’s latest collection. The SS17 collection, named Reversed Sensory, was compact with detail from the Sudanese designer. Omer’s intelligent and creative mind was illustrated throughout each single garment in the collection,
- [Julien Macdonald - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/julien-macdonald-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Autumn arrived and so did the audience in their layers of clothing as they poured into the large gymnasium. The hall was filled with an excited buzz as we all settled eagerly in our new space awaiting the arrival of Julian McDonalds Spring Summer collection. The music changed and the lights came on beaming
- [Ones to Watch - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ones-watch-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - London Fashion Week is synonymous with nurturing and creating great talent and the Ones To Watch S/S17 show, held at Freemasons’ Hall, did not disappoint. The British Fashion Council’s Kendall Robbins selected the four designers to showcase their work at the show; Ana Ljubinković, Anissa Aida, Ester Kubisz and Billie Jacobina. Each designer treated the
- [Faustine Steinmetz - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/faustine-steinmetz-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - We all have a story to tell about our favourite pair of blue denim jeans.There’s a familiarity and a bond that is hard to break. For SS17 Faustine Steinmetz continues her exploration of denim but with a sole focus on blue this time round. Collection 008 or ‘Blue Denim’ as it’s titled looks at denim
- [Asli Polat - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/asli-polat-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Asli Polat’s collection was a dream-like nod to the romantic, feminine styles of the late 1990’s, but using the basement of Phonica Records in Soho gave it a well deserved roughness. Set within grey cement walls, the pastel shades, girlish cuts and vintage florals stood out against the harsh environment. As the models stood
- [Peter Jensen – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/peter-jensen-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Peter Jensen’s S/S17 collection was a traditional nod to the warmer seasons; fresh, clean and somewhat minimal. Set in an abstract greenhouse in the ICA’s Carlton Terrace House, it was the perfect setting for Jensen’s collection. As bright natural light flooded the room, models swayed inside the white greenhouse placed strategically in the centre of the room,
- [Judy Wu – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/judy-wu/) - A curved line – a form which can be seen to mirror the shape of the female form, the softness of the body contour, the gentleness of the feminine aura, even the calming nature of femininity. Key aesthetics that Judy Wu chose to develop in her Spring/Summer 2017 ‘Feminine Strength’ collection. The beauty of femininity
- [MM6 Maison Marginal – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/mm6-maison-marginal-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Entwining of shape and the abstraction of silhouettes that are formed – one arm around a loved one to crease and tangle the fibers in between. For this season’s MM6 show, that was exactly the thought process within a collection of intrinsic thought that attendees were brought drawn into, a nature of collaboration and togetherness.
- [J.JS.LEE – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/j-js-lee-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - On the third day of London Fashion Week, I had the pleasure of visiting the Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design to watch J JS Lee’s SS17 collection. After being escorted into a white café styled room, gin cocktails and small dishes of food were equipped for us fashion guests as a warm touch,
- [Fei Fei Cicada – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fei-fei-cicada-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - The atmosphere of the Victoria and Albert Museum only gave light into the expectant magic of Fei Fei Cicada’s demi-couture spring/summer 17 collection, as we arrived from the front hall, awaiting what magic would be created through this season’s collection. In tones of chalk, rose prink, bronze and black, in floor length gowns that echoed
- [In conversation with Florence Bridge](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/conversation-florence-bridge/) - “I like to keep my collection open, I don’t want to say my collection is targeted at one type of girl, it’s made for everyone!” Bridge smiled as we slowly worked through the Spring/Summer 2017 collection of marbled silks, metallic leather patchwork pieces and Mongolian fur “cool girl” jackets with a futuristic feminine vibe combined
- [House of Holland – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/house-holland-london-fashion-week-ss17-2/) - I met House of Holland designer Henry Holland once (not counting the time I followed him on the underground, or the multiple times I’ve stood near him and stared at him at his shows). It was in his native Manchester and I was a bottle or two of Prosecco down, which might be why I
- [Apu Jan – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/apu-jan-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Apu Jan's Spring Summer 2017 collection showcased his fantasy world of an ancient summer night's dream. Models wearing a variety of blue tones and classic monotone prints swept down the catwalk allowing us to envision the warmth of a midsummer evening all over again. A blissful, serene atmosphere filled the room once the sounds
- [Fyodor Golan – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fyodor-golan-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - This season’s Fyodor Golan collection was one of forward thinking and indeed, thinking outside the box. For this season, not only was it the overall experience of the collection, which was viewed by the audience through CGI’s screens and heard from headphones within the venue, but also the creation of the collection itself, which, instead
- [Sharon Wauchob – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sharon-wauchob-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Set in St Cyprian's Church, natural light shining through leering stain glassed windows, stale incense burning through the vacant building, the fashion crowd sat on rickety church chairs, patiently awaiting Sharon Wauchob’s collection of intelligent juxtaposition of femininity and power. As the sounds of Andy Burrows and mode-f thumped through the church’s wooden floors and stalls,
- [Antonio Beradi – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/antonio-beradi-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - It was just before nine o’clock on a Monday morning, and the streets of London were alive with commuters, from smart business professionals heading to the city’s offices to trendy fashion devotees en route to attend their first show of the day: Antonio Berardi. Evidently, no one snoozed through their alarm for Antonio Berardi’s SS17
- [Manuel Facchini – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/manuel-facchini-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - A show that is running late is often one that is worth the wait, and Manuel Facchini's SS17 presentation was certainly no exception. It was just beginning to get dark, and the city lights were starting to turn on one-by-one, creating a reminiscent feeling inside of me as I waited anxiously to enter the British
- [Dilara  Findlkogu – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/dilara-findlkogu-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Women throughout history – the inherent voice felt through the representation of women and it’s own identity through culture that is still felt today, within art, music, literature and photography. A subject that Dilara Findikoglu chooses to explore within her spring summer 17 collection “Dear Past, thanks for all the lessons.” In an exploration of
- [Phoebe English – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - I adore Rick Owens, and Phoebe English’s SS17 collection is reminiscent of a late-90s Rick Owens collection. I am in no way citing this as an insult; in fact it is one of the highest compliments I could pay. And makes me want every piece in her collection. I am not saying English has
- [Malone Souliers – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/4307-2/) - Soho Square Gardens looked a little different on the third day of London Fashion Week. Bright coloured pillars were plotted across the square, holding all kinds of shoes for the presentation of Malone Souliers new collection and collaborations. Malone Souliers’ own collection included almost every colour on the spectrum, a range of materials and numerous
- [David Ferreira - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/david-ferreira-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - “I must be the reason for your erection” Back at Freemasons Hall in Covent Garden to watch David Ferreira’s show, I was excited to see the collection inspired by women and their sexual experiences throughout history. After piling into the stuffy hall once again, the lights dimmed, all ready for the first model and look
- [Roberta Einer - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/roberta-einer-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Nestled away from the busy streets of Chinatown was Roberta Einer’s dream-like presentation, where she encapsulated the audience with a beautifully feminine collection worn by self-assured girls. In a dark room, an industrial-style construction made from white wood covered in plastic with large, overgrown plants and flowers pouring out was placed in the middle, while
- [Emilio De La Morena – London Fashion Week – SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/emilio-de-la-morena-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - In a combination of original Spanish roots and rock and roll edge, the Emilio De La Morena Spring Summer 17 collection was not for the timid and faint hearted. With a raw Spanish spirit that plays homage to Morena’s roots with a backdrop of heavy electric chords and ear opening chimes, the spring summer season
- [Belstaff - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/belstaff-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - For a heritage brand like Belstaff, history is very important. For SS17 they were inspired by the 5,500 mile trip Adeline and Augusta Van Buren took around America in their motorcycles. In fact Belstaff presented us with an ode that celebrated 100 years since the inspirational sisters took that trip. In a time were women
- [Isa Arfen - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/isa-arfen-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Natural light shone through battered glass windows, bouncing off the skin of the beautiful models in front of the audience, as they depicted mid 20th century scenes – plaiting each other’s hair, watching TV, sitting on the phone, hanging up stockings, a scene of innocence and naturalism, that complimented the spirit within Isa Arfen’s
- [Tata Naka - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tata-naka-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Tata Naka’s S/S17 presentation evoked every aspect of Italian folk culture as it possibly could, with ice cold Limoncello drinks being handed out and Italian folk music softly playing in the background; it was a great setting for a lively collection. The collection was built heavily around the beautiful abstract prints which the brand has
- [Sid Neigum - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sid-neigum-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - Sid Neigum presented his S/S17 collection at Brewer Street Carpark, a suitable location for the collection’s hard, cold and minimal aesthetic. With the show running, surprisingly for Fashion Week, precisely on time, guests were treated to an energetic show accompanied by a fast techno soundtrack. Neigum’s collection was divided into three colour-ways: red, black and
- [Oliver Spencer - London Fashion Week - SS17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/oliver-spencer-london-fashion-week-ss17/) - In a turn of events, it was the theme of menswear that closed London Fashion Week, in a fury of drums, ready-to-wear and old school chic. Who was it that closed the week this way? Well of course, the renowned Oliver Spencer. Not only this, but the designer was one of the first this week
- [In conversation with Eden Hagos](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/in-conversation-with-eden-hagos/) - The Conservatory for Coffee, Tea, and Cocoa, sits beside St. Augustine Church and across the street from Sony Pictures Studios, a building that looms over this West Los Angeles neighborhood in a manner only comparable to Willy Wonka’s Factory. Outside the cafe, I listen as a film exec cackles loudly over FaceTime, oblivious to the
- [The 60th BFI London Film Festival](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/60th-bfi-london-film-festival/) - Amy Adams (right) as Louise Banks in ARRIVAL by Paramount Pictures This week sees the return to the capital of the BFI London Film Festival, an annual celebration of the very latest filmmaking from all over the globe. This year’s programme is divided into eleven distinctive categories – Love, Debate, Laugh, Dare, Thrill, Cult, Journey,
- [Steven Read Polaroids](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/steven-read-polariods/) - Polaroids or instant film is part of the DNA of fashion photography. They have represented a type of authenticity in an industry that subsists on fantasy. Their purpose is to show things exactly as they are. Originally instant film was used to test lighting set ups before shooting on traditional film but was
- [The 60th BFI London Film Festival: Review](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/60th-bfi-london-film-festival-review/) - This weekend saw the 60th BFI London Film Festival draw to a close with the announcement of this year’s winners in the various competition categories. The festival’s Best Film Award went to Certain Women, which tells the stories of three very different women in Montana and stars Laura Dern, Michelle Williams and Kristen Stewart, whilst
- [Charlotte Simone - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/charlotte-simone-edition-02/) - Charlotte Beecham is the young entrepreneur behind the growing accessories brand ‘Charlotte Simone’. Bright, bold and beautiful. She is instinctively entrepreneurial, acting upon impulse and harnessing her confidence in herself has lead Charlotte to collaborate with some of the world’s largest brands and has created an influential celebrity following. A very visual person, Charlotte
- [Feminist Avant-Garde Of The 1970's Exhibition](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/feminist-avant-garde-exhibition/) - 200 works by 48 female artists are currently being displayed at the Photographers’ Gallery, London. As the title suggests, the commonality between these works is feminism. Beginning in the United States in the 1960s, second wave feminism spread rapidly across the Western world and sought to address widespread issues of inequality toward women. The
- [In conversation with SG Lewis](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/conversation-sg-lewis/) - Making it in the music industry doesn’t come easy. What it means to ‘make it’ varies from one artist to another, but one trait successful musicians do share is a strong work ethic - a willpower great enough to resist distractions and do whatever needs to be done to hone their craft. Such dedication can
- [Inner Textures by Camilla Glorioso](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/inner-textures/) - Photographer: Camilla Glorioso Stylist: Chiara Pugliese Stylist assistant: Victoria Oweyo Makeup: Jinny Kim Hairstylist: Amidat Giwa Model: Leah @ Milk Camilla Glorioso's 'Inner Textures' is part of the Raw to the Surface Project that will be presented the 71a Gallery from the 1st-3rd December 2016.
- [Editor's Letter - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edition-02-editors-letter/) - I read somewhere that “art never comes from happiness”. I’m not sure if I entirely agree, but I do believe that great art comes from a place of vulnerability. Jungle is my place of vulnerability; it has taken me millions of miles out of my comfort zone and has pushed me to grow, learn and
- [Film - Hannah Shakespeare](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/film-hannah-shakespeare/) - Video for our cover shoot with Hannah Shakespeare is here. You can see our full 12 page editorial 'Clean' shot by Damien Fry in Edition 02. Video: Savage Reel Music: 'Lemon' - BLKKATHY Follow Jungle on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram
- [Maria Nepomuceno: Sim at Victoria Miro](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/maria-nepomuceno/) - Since the early 2000s, Maria Nepomuceno has been weaving ropes and braiding straws to create colourful, playful installations. Born in the Brazilian seaside town of Rio de Janeiro, Nepomuceno grew up surrounded by richly coloured buildings, carnivals, deep blue waves and white washes of sandy beaches. The play between the colourful manmade and the
- [Film - Affinity](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/video-affinity-fashion-film/) - Fashion film for our Edition 02 editorial 'Affinity' Jungle Edition 02 available now Video: Minjoo Chae Music: 'Jagwar' by Shells Photographer: Stephanie Alcaino Models: Amelia Strawberry @IMG & Agustina R @ Premier. MUA: Andrea Chiu using NARS Cosmetics Hair Stylist: Delphine Bonnet using Oribe Stylist Assistant Rojan Said. Fashion Editor Daniela Suarez
- [Heroine by Kia Hartelius](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/heroine-by-kia-hartelius/) - /ˈhɛrəʊɪn/ noun 'a woman admired for her courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities' Photography: Kia Hartelius Stylist: Liv Kragh Make-Up & Hair: Ayoe Nissen Model: Augusta Beyer
- [Jamie Woon - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/jamie-woon-edition-02/) - Stepping back to an earlier period, we jog our memories to a pre ‘Live Lounge’ generation when acoustic music was highly popular, yet paired with the MySpace generation rapidly feeding their sounds to the globe. An upbringing synonymous with past generations, Jamie Woon was steadily nourishing his sound and growing up in a musical family
- [Film - Banks](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/video-banks-cover-shoot/) - Jungle Edition 02 available now. Video by Savage Reel Music 'Gemini Feed' - Banks Photographer: Luc Coiffait Photographer Assistant: Sebastian de Cabo Portugal Stylist: Ozzy Shah Stylist Assistant: Harry Clements Hair Stylist: Sharmaine Cox MUA: Scarlett Burton Music Editor: Phil Goodfellow Fashion Editor: Daniela Suarez
- [Concrete Enigma by Anna Michell](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/concrete-enigma-by-anna-michell/) - Concrete ˈkɒŋkriːt/ noun a building material made from a mixture of broken stone or gravel, sand, cement, and water, which can be spread or poured into moulds and forms a stone-like mass on hardening. Enigma ɪˈnɪɡmə/noun a person or thing that is mysterious or difficult to understand. Photographer: Anna Michell Stylist: Rickardo Mattocks-Maxwell Hairstylist and Make-up: Megan
- [Jungle’s Top Five Albums of 2016](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/jungles-top-five-albums-2016/) - 2016 was an eventful year to say the least; fortunately, there were some great albums to soundtrack the whole thing. Here, Jungle’s Music Editor Philip Goodfellow picks his top five albums of the year… 5. Barbara Barbara We Face A Shining Future - Underworld The fact Underworld are into their fourth decade as a musical
- [Bowie by Duffy at Proud Chelsea](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bowie-duffy-proud-chelsea/) - Timed to coincide with what would have been the musician's 70th birthday, as well as the one year anniversary of his untimely death, Bowie by Duffy at Proud Chelsea features a series of seminal shots taken of David Bowie by iconic English photographer Brian Duffy, who died in 2010. Featuring original prints signed by the
- [Phoebe English - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Reality and Functionality. Two synonyms of Phoebe English, who, for her Autumn/Winter 17, revealed the importance of realism when it comes to menswear design. In a pallet of navy, grey, black, khaki and brown, English evoked the idea of tradition and brought her design aesthetic from home soil. With natural fibres developed entirely from the
- [Xander Zhou - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/xander-zhou-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - As the lights dimmed, the clashing of mixed beats vibrated around our ears, violently asserting the presence of Xander Zhou. A vision of the returning punk, Techno-Orientalism conveyed through a clashing of traditional Chinese silhouette against bleached denim and experimental tailoring. Autumn/winter 2017 saw Zhou position his collection as the new “Generasian”, a realisation
- [Liam Hodges - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/liam-hodges-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - "The benefits of looking at where things are at but through different lenses" - a simple sentence to define the autumn/winter 2017 collection that resurrects the attention of a darkness that can be beaten, or in this case, an uprising of identity that is against the norm. In militant shades of forest, olive and
- [LCF, MA Show  - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17
](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/lcf-ma-show-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17
/) - LCF MA17 students showcase their work that will inspire the media, industry and public with its fashion forward designs. London College Of Fashion, University of the Arts London hosted their MA 17 Menswear catwalk show at St John's Smith Square. A continuous piano solo set the classical scene for the nine graduate student collections; Soo
- [Gravité by Charlotte Lapalus](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/online-exclusive-gravite/) - Photographer: Charlotte Lapalus Stylist: Giuliana Jorrot Make-up and Hairstylist: Cecile Anton Model: Alta Philippi
- [Bobby Abley - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bobby-abley-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - BFC show space, 180 Strand hosts Bobby Abley's upbeat catwalk show. With a stunning epiphany of 90s nostalgia of his limited edition Power Ranger inspired collection. Abley's animated show featured male and female models who transformed a kids' action series into exciting imagery and cutting- edge contemporary design. The debut of Abley's first ever straight-to-store concept features colourful costumes versus contrasted neutral
- [Barbour International - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/barbour-international-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Barbour International presents a walkthrough of their past, present and future collections of their famous motorcycle clothing. The immersive experience began at the Royal Institute of British Architects, 66 Portland Place. As industry buyers, press and attendees bustled through the doors, they embarked on to the tunnelled timeline of the history that is Barbour International.
- [Fashion East Men’s Presentations - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fashion-east-mens-presentations-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Clothing labels, sewing boxes, socks, experimental dances, expressionism and sparkly gems. Fashion East Men’s presentation (sponsored by Topman) took place at The Old Selfridges Hotel. Commencing with the first presentation of the return of Rottingdean Bazar, who presented some weirdly, wonderful and witty designs and creations. Blanket style jumper dressers, plaid shirts with embroidered
- [Christopher Shannon - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/christopher-shannon-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Wearable, durable, bold. Christopher Shannon is one designer that knows how to make a statement. Floor to ceiling concrete was the material setting for today’s AW17 show, the industrial music filled with beats resembling a loud train and a construction site set the tone. The collection was filled with opposites, deconstructed denim set alongside reconstructed
- [E. Tautz - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/e-tautz-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - E. Tautz autumn/winter collection tailored line featured 80s rock vibe style with somber shades of olive green, grey and tan/charcoal. Kicking off day two with the line named as ‘Scarecrows’, which reflects Peter Mitchell’s photographic project of scarecrows in the countryside in 1974. The collection does embrace the look of a hay-man, the models acted as
- [Casely-Hayford - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/casely-hayford-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - The definition of 'Facet' describes an object or an idea that possesses multiple sides - view points, angles, fabrics, ideas, a development of said facet reveals a history, a fingerprint of defining that leads to the facet's own present identity. Indeed, for Casely-Hayford's Autumn Winter 2017 collection, his object was the 30 year career of
- [Wan Hung - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/wan-hung-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Wan Hung's A/W 17 collection is his formal debut at LFWM. However, the Chinese-born, London-based designer is already a force to be reckoned with. Wan Hung hails from Hainan, China's largest tropical island at the very south of the country. Famous for beach resorts, mountainous, forested interiors and rich flora and fauna, the island's natural
- [You Must Create - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/must-create-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - An echoing of Modernism and creativity played a significant part within You Must Create's Autumn Winter 2017 presentation, with the alliteration of the Bauhaus movement acting an the spear head for Fraser Moss, showing that creative freedom can work exquisitely with wearability. For an early afternoon presentation, spectators were transformed from the grey streets of
- [Astrid Andersen - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/astrid-andersens-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - To the poetic readings of James Massiah, an army of sportswear luxe soldiers traced the floor around the walls of the abandoned underground space, carrying on their shoulders the weight of oversized down coats, draping dusters, bronzed aviator styles, bomber jackets and hoodies. It was the return of Astrid Andersen, in no less of a
- [Lou Dalton - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/lou-dalton-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Lou Dalton is known for menswear grounded in reality & sleek wearability. It comes as no surprise, therefore, that her A/W 17 collection launched at LFWM this weekend oozes charm and functionality. This season's collection hones in on the male wardrobe's core; chunky knitwear. The presentation was soundtracked by Jim Stanton of the Horse
- [MCCVIII - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/mccviii-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - MCCVIII – pronounced 'Twelve-O-Eight' – highlighted its rags-to-riches story in its A/W 17 presentation at LFWM this weekend. Founded by music superstar will.i.am and his brother, shoe designer Carl Gilliam, the brand is named after their childhood address, 1208 Glenfield Court in Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles. Growing up in a poor family, the brothers
- [Edward Crutchley - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edward-crutchley-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Hunters in the snow at a first glance, seemed to be the theme for Edward Crutchley's AW17 presentation. Placed among a white backdrop resembling snow mountains at various levels, the models sitting and standing were dressed in a palette of brown, beige and tan tones. The Renaissance influences and symbolism of
- [Ben Sherman - London Fashion Week Men’s - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ben-sherman-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - After the audience took their seats in The Vynil Factory in Soho, models took over the runway, exposing Ben Sherman’s AW17 collection, ‘Spirit of the Mod.’ With a hint of its heritage and celebrating the spirit of the mod, crew jumpers, formal coats and vintage Harrington’s took over the runway. From semi-formal looks to sport
- [MAN - London Fashion Week Men’s - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/man-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - To dawn the first day of LFWM at the TOPMAN show space, MAN showcased three talented and emerging designers: Charles Jeffrey Loverboy, Feng Chen Wang and Per Götesson. MAN (the collaborative work established by Fashion East and Topman) supports upcoming and unique talent, which is often showcased throughout Fashion Week with the
- [What We Wear - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/wear-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - The music was loud and so were the designs. Tinie Tempah’s new line debuted at London Fashion Week Men’s. What We Wear spells out the casual yet trendy clothing for men. Simplicity and monochromatic in choice, What We Wear AW17 collection has a neutral colour palette for a typical London man. The controlled tones of
- [Berthold - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/berthold-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Trapped and restricted, bound and restrained - held hostage to thoughts and feelings, unable to free one's self from self conscience or the bandages that hold us. The thought of restriction that only an asylum can trigger, thoughts of which Berthold's Autumn Winter 17 collection explored. playing witness to a scene of haunted empty vessels
- [XIMONLEE - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ximonlee-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - XIMONLEE's A/W 17 collection “SHAME”, presented at LFWM this weekend, is a thought-provoking exploration of the conscious and unconscious. Berlin-based Chinese-born Korean designer Ximon Lee takes a thoughtful approach to his work, viewing each season as a 'study'. A/W 17, his third study so far, is based on the Chinese symbol for 'shame', giving the
- [KTZ - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ktz-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - First launched in Soho, London, KTZ is a label known for melding urban style with multiculturalism and ethnographic references to create a raw, edgy energy. KTZ's A/W 17 collection launched at LFWM this weekend did not fail to disappoint, with a punchy aesthetic executed in a slightly gothic twist on street style. The colour palette
- [Sibling London - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sibling-london-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Sibling London, season on season merge colour and pattern in ways we could only dream of. AW17 was no different. Based on iconic mosaics from Gaudi, graphic lines and a mixture of patterns brought together by bright red, orange, pink and navy strutted the catwalk. London and its many wonderful characters were the
- [Christopher Raeburn - London Fashion Week Mens - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/christopher-raeburn-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - At the very core of the Christopher Raeburn brand, lies the intrinsic DNA of sustainability - a signature design aesthetic, yet no less directional for Autumn Winter 2017. Yet this season saw Raeburn move towards fashion and away from the stereotypical image that so often accompanies the idea of "sustainability". Influenced by Ellsworth Kelly's humorous
- [Chester Barrie - London Fashion Week Men’s - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/chester-barrie-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Chester Barrie’s AW17 collection located at Adelphi Building was one of the only British heritage tailoring brand exhibiting this LFWM. Savile Row with a contemporary twist, an exquisite presentation featuring British styled tailored suits. With a live jazz styled orchestra trio to set the scene, in a semi-circle format revealed low buttoning, double and single
- [Maharishi - London Fashion Week Men’s - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/maharishi-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Maharishi’s collection for autumn/winter was triumphantly impressive at Men's London Fashion Week. The audience having already taken their seats and hearing the percussion instrumental, are fulfilled and imprinted with an expected runway show. Indeed, simplistic shapes and shading and brightly coloured embroidery were displayed. The theme of the show, described as ‘Tour D’Afrique,' really embraced
- [Qasimi - London Fashion Week Men’s - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/qasimi-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Qasimi presents a fabulous colour story with its latest collection for LFWM, AW17. Oversized shapes in plush finishes — a duvet-like quality fabric decorated in mauve, rose and mustard greens. The silhouettes are fluid — boucle, velvet and wool were the chosen materials and leather pillow bags were thrown under one arm of the models. Reflecting
- [Michiko Koshino - London Fashion Week Men’s - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/michiko-koshino-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - Michiko Koshino’s experimental presentation had hard hitting looks with a grungy underground sound, stand-alone high spec speakers decked with tatted up models. The collection screamed attitude with Koshino’s innovative evolution of her continuous house style. The clever construction of inflatable/blow up hoodies and longline jackets which can be pulled in at the hip with a
- [Belstaff - London Fashion Week Men's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/belstaff-london-fashion-week-mens-aw17/) - On a day where London turned to chaos due to some inconvenient tube strikes, the fashion crowd turned to walking and in some cases running between shows. The only way to avoid the gridlock traffic taking over the streets of our city. The Belstaff presentation took place on said day, but nevertheless the Ambika P3
- [Honest Man - London Fashion Week Mens - Autumn Winter 2017](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/honest-man-london-fashion-week-mens-autumn-winter-2017/) - I remember the first time I saw the work of Joseph Standish and his Honest Man. I was blown away by the sincerity of the design, the realisation of who the every day man is - for Joseph, he is the beer drinkers, the chain smokers, the Pina Coladas, the good guys, the all guys,
- [Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/taylor-wessing-photographic-portrait-prize/) - The Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait prize is currently in its eighth year. This competition is open to all and showcases the very best in contemporary photography from both local and international artists. On show at the National Portrait Gallery, this year’s exhibition displays a range of photographs from student, amature, self-taught and professional photographers. Though
- [Gift for gift by Doublh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/gift-gift-online-exclusive/) - Photographer: Doublh Stylist: Hideyuki Hayashi Hair stylist: Adam Garland using Cloud 9, Windle & Moodie Make up: Sharon Drugan Model: Rasma Dzene @Wilhelmina models Dubai Retoucher: Irene Velweiss Photography assistant: Eric Ngatia
- [Film - Alicia Rountree](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fashion-film-jungle-x-alicia-rountree/) - Read the full editorial in Edition 02 where Alicia Rountree introduces us to her world of being a model and a business woman. Video: Savage Reel Music: 'Foggy Twilights' by Secret Circuit (Emotional Response) Photographer: Sophie Mayanne Photographer Assistants: Julia Hovve and Ede Dugdal Model: Alicia Rountree @ Beaumont MUA: Justine Jenkins using Burts Bees Hair
- [Exclusive Video Premiere: ‘Medusa’ by Joe Gritty](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/exclusive-video-premiere-medusa-by-joe-gritty/) - Hailing from Enfield in North London, Joe Gritty's journey into music began when he was 15 years old, mostly as a reaction to the environment around him. 'In my area, knife crime was on the rise and, for me, it basically became a choice of either being another statistic on the evening news or finding
- [In conversation with Burds](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/burds/) - As I arrived out of the crisp British cold into Burds new working environment in Clapton I felt a sense of comfortability and homeliness; a welcoming of business and life. Old-fashioned industrial sewing machines and boxes of denim samples were spread across the space, 80s punk echoed from a Mac and cups of
- [Sinead Harnett - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sinead-harnett-edition-02/) - To hear Sinead Harnett speak, you would assume the 26-year-old singer songwriter thinks she’s Sophocles or something. “I think I’m Sophocles,” she declares. See? “I’m just bare philosophical.” This bodes well for us, given our focus for this edition is introspection. She explains. “That’s where I started to learn the difference between the skill of
- [Moonwalking by Kayt Webster-Brown](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/moonwalking-kyat-webster-brown/) - Photography: Kayt Webster-Brown Styling: Stacey Soluade Makeup: Grace Sinnott Hair: Miti Kondo Model: Galina Arkhi @ Linden Staub Stylist’s assistant: Fran Way
- [Marta Zgierska - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/marta-zgierska-edition-02/) - “Grey… It’s a very sad colour. It’s the colour of resigning. Of silence” Grey is a colour that we see every day: grey clouds, grey rocks, grey dust, grey concrete, grey pencils. Coincidentally, as I pause and look out of the window adjacent to my desk I notice that a light, single toned and inoffensive grey colours the
- [Bare Skin – Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bare-skin-edition-02/) - The beauty of skin lies in the imperfections, the raw intricateness of how our genetics form to bless us with our own identity and personality. The character that we present to others is stripped back; a raw indication of introspection beautifies itself through the human form. “Bare Skin” explores the innocent magnificence of the
- [Banks - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/banks-edition-02/) - “Everything happened so far and I felt like I wasn’t mentally prepared for it, so singing my diary entries in front of thousands of people was like a huge mind fuck for me.” An intimate conversation of introspection, Edition 02 holds an insight into the world of Jillian Rose Banks, known to her fans as
- [Minki - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/minki-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Entering into the playful mind of Minki, the A/W17 collection took us on a coming of age journey with the childlike but feminine pieces. Minki has the balance just right expressing power, but with her fun sense of humour, as instantly we entered to see model's goofy behaviour on the big screen. The collection featured
- [Judy Wu - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/judy-wu-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Focusing on colour blocking and panelling, Judy Wu’s ‘Prism’ presentation stayed true to her aesthetic focusing on female strength and bold use of colour. The Prism collection was inspired by recent world events and the uncertainty of the future. The designer carried this through into her designs by creating pieces with structured coloured panels and
- [Fyodor Golan - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fyodor-golan-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - A rainbow spectrum of colour from Fyodor Golan’s collection at 180 Strand, was flourished with true girl power as their designs were inspired by the Powerpuff Girls. With an electro-pop ambience, the models embraced brilliant brights and colour clashes to compliment the clean cut silhouettes of the garments. The designer-duo Fyodor Podgorny and Golan Frydman
- [Marta Jakubowski - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/marta-jakubowski-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - After admiring numerous of quirky and unique outfits outside of the British Fashion Council Showspace, I made my way up the stairs to see Marta Jakubowski’s AW17 collection as soon as the doors were open. The neon colour palette caught my eyes instantly after entering the dark presentation room; powerful purple, lemon-like yellow and bright
- [Teatum Jones London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/teatum-jones-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - In exploration of the contrasting factors of construction and deconstruction, Influenced by the work of Hans Belmer and his ‘doll project’, Teatum Jones analysed the importance of identity, discovered through unconventional silhouette and shape within their Autumn/Winter 17 catwalk show. In hues of grey, black, mustard, crimson and purple, Teatum Jones analyzed the relationships between
- [Haizhen Wang London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/haizhen-wang-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Through the play of transition and the acknowledgement of transferring physicality, Haizhen Wang explores the notions of movement and direction, evolving around the theme of immigration, responding to the growing immigration crisis that currently exists. With indications of fragility exhibited through slogan badges of ‘fragile’, ‘handle with care’, ‘ priority’ and ‘air eligible’, models travelled
- [Miló Maria - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/milo-maria-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - High necked ruffled collars, oversized long cuffs and a asymmetrical hems, Miló Maria exceptionally transforms The River Room, Kings College London into a bank circa 1970s. The presentation showcased contradictions of design, colour and texture, but despite the difference of the fabrics, it was evident that the collection embarked on its creative journey by expressing women’s status
- [Ashley Williams - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ashley-williams-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Ashley Williams’ AW17 show was all about contradictions - from paradise to paranoia, rhinestone cowgirls to highland swings. The collection was attire for 5am partying - slogan strewn sweats for those asleep in the corner, and beaded fringing on mini-dresses for the last ones standing. And twilight was realised through the abandoned shopping trolleys
- [Le Kilt - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/le-kilt-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Le Kilt’s AW17 presentation, in the cavernous 180 The Strand, was like stumbling upon an intimate but familial party, replete with live music and family photographs. The presentation was titled ‘A Perfect Contract’ and for it, Le Kilt’s Samantha McCoach reflected on the notion of loyalty. Loyalty means a lot to McCoach and she has
- [Steven Tai - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/steven-tai-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Loosely fitted silhouettes tweaked with geeky-girl aesthetic presented by Steven Tai’s, Sleep Now Work Later collection. The presentation set in the serene vault space at The Painting Rooms, RSA House , where the models dressed in neutral palettes with “garments to count sheep in and yawn at the responsibilities of the waking world.” In the hyperreal
- [Bora Aksu - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bora-aksu-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - In a collection dedicated to Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, Bora Aksu AW 2017/18 was full of frills, fedoras and feminism. Pastel pinks, lilac, and blues flowed down the catwalk juxtaposed with thick black and white embroideries. These two aesthetics mimic the the duality of Sophia’s character: a determined professionalism and that of her aristocratic, girlish femininity.
- [DAKS - London Fashion Week Women's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/daks-london-fashion-week-womens-aw17/) - Renowned for their tailoring and timeless pieces, AW17 saw DAKS sophisticated woman add a new notch to her structured belt. Set in the glamourous setting of the Langham Hotel amongst chandeliers and old worldy decor, the production was as beautiful as the collection. Effortless femininity flowed through the collection, from the blush palette tones
- [PPQ - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ppq-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - In a show of opposites, PPQ debuted a collection entirely of blacks and whites for AW 2017. The duality as old as the hills was reworked in a modern and relevant manner, shining a light on the depths of black, and the purity of its opposite. Simple and refined silhouettes were featured throughout the collection,
- [Paul Costello - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paul-costello-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Paul Costelloe’s dominant collection emerged, commanding our attention as “Watchtower” by Devlin blared out from the speakers. Models trudged down the stairs in chunky, military style boots wearing oversized deconstructed shirts with exaggerated ruffles to show a range of silhouettes. Costelloe displayed a contemporary, military image with classic tailored jackets with waistlines and regal large
- [Faustine Steinmetz - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/faustine-steinmetz-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - The Tanks at Tate Modern was a befitting location for Faustine Steinmetz's AW17 presentation, which took us on a guided tour through the recent history of denim, replete with jean related artefacts and mannequin-like models suspended in display cases. Steinmetz has carved herself a niche, shunning fast-paced, trend-led collections for quietly evolving ones. Each season, she takes
- [Eudon Choi - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/eudon-choi-london-fashion-week-2017/) - With the underlying themes of utilitarianism and absence of adornment and embellishment, Eudon Choi explored the creative work of Adolf Loos, the creative mind behind the modernism movement. In homage to Loo’s controversial essay ‘Ornament and crime’, Choi worked with a collection that celebrated the beauty of abstraction. Aligning with Loo’s thoughtful process of austere
- [Alice Archer - London Fashion Week Women's - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alice-archer-london-fashion-week-womens-aw17/) - Continuing to push embroidery as her signature technique, this season Alice Archer turned to digital embroidery to showcase her designs. Gathering inspiration from English Flowers and Japanese works of Araki, Archer looked to negative space to add a new dimension to her already mastered embroidery vision through color and texture. The rich and vibrant colour palette of fuchsia pink,
- [Alexandra Moura - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alexandra-moura-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Timorese and Indonesian patterns with ocher tones were at the heart of Alexandra Moura’s AW17 collection at Banking Hall. Silence fell and darkness prevailed as the sounds of harmonic guitars strummed and echoed through the hall. The “Here and There” collection draws inspiration from the Portuguese empire in the 18th century and its presence in
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- [Alexander White - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alexander-white-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - The extremely personal Spring/ Summer collection by Alexander White showcases statement luxury footwear with a feminine playfulness, whereby timeless styles have been reinvented with striking silhouettes and contrasting textures. Florals are a constant motif throughout the collection as White drew inspiration from his personal childhood and memories of growing up in the english countryside. The space
- [Alexandra Moura - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alexandra-moura-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - In exploration of the eighteenth century Portuguese palaces, combined with manor houses, Alexandra Moura’s spring/summer 18 collection took the notion of ageing and indeed the progression of time, to create a collection that was not only wearable, but also exquisitely made and constructed. Through the construction of oversized silhouette shaping, combined with the use
- [Alice Archer - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alice-archer-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Winter is almost over, flowers are starting to sprout, and Alice Archer’s collection represents the beginning of a new fashion season. Alice Archer’s inspiration is from “the feel of winter fruits and flowers, whilst taking winter walks through the Somerset countryside.” The presentation was held in a location tucked in London’s Soho. The building had
- [Alexander White - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alexander-white-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Alexander White's boots were made for walking down the runaway in London Fashion Week Alexander White's Autumn Winter 2018 collection walked into fashion week with determination and elegance. The British footwear line did not disappoint when it unveiled its latest designs at the Somerset House in London. With disco balls scattered all throughout the room,
- [Affinity - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/affinity-edition-02/) - View the full story in Edition 02 Photographer: Stephanie Alcaino Fashion Editor: Daniela Suarez Model: Amelia Strawberry @ IMG Model: Agustina R @ Premier Makeup: Andrea Chiu using NARS Cosmetics Hairstyle: Delphine Bonnet using Oribe Stylist Assistant: Rojan Said With special thanks to Loft Studio
- [Affinity - Jérémy Combot](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/affinity-jeremy-combot/) - Editorial ‘Affinity’ featured in Edition 02 focused on the relationship between sisters. This Editorial was the starting point for the artistic creations by Jeremy Combot. The bond between brothers and sisters is one of love, protection, friction and turbulence – through Combot’s illustrations, this roller-coaster relationship is explored by the collision of texture and print.
- [A Spectral Composition by Caroline Mackintosh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/spectral-composition-caroline-mackintosh/) - Photographer: Caroline Mackintosh Stylist: Andrea Albertyn Model: Kim @Boss Models Model: Julien @Ice Model Management Hair and Make up: Nandi Kai Assistant: Luke Stulinski
- [Alan Coulson - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alan-coulson-edition-02/) - I am sat in a small coffee shop on an early summer’s afternoon to gather my thoughts and to prepare to write about Alan Coulson, father and portrait artist. In response to a conversation had with Coulson I look out the window and reflect upon the people passing by. It is a warm day and
- [A-COLD-WALL* - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/a-cold-wall-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Just a few years ago bespoke tailoring and gentlemanly accessories ruled Men’s Fashion Week both on and off the catwalk, particularly in London with Saville Row just around the corner. The SS18 collections showed just how far streetwear has come. No longer the reserve of hypebeasts and sneakerheads it has truly hit the fashion elite,
- [Acne Studios - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/acne-studios-paris-fashion-week-ss18/) - Season to season, dress attire is within a state of flux – a movement of attitude and awareness of comfort and style takes over individuals, as they ask themselves, what can I wear? How do I want to feel today? Is this jumper too thick for this weather? This is the exact mentality that creative
- [Abounding by Cornelia Wahlberg](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/cornelia-wahlberg-abounding/) - Director And Photographer: Cornelia Wahlberg @Adamsky Artist Management Models Magda @Nisch Management And Nikita @Stockholmsgruppen Director Of Photography: Pontus Norberg Stylist: Amanda Ljungkvist Make up: Elin Laine Hair: Angelica Beckman @Mikas Looks Photographer Assistant: Jonathan Bengtsson Stylist Assistant: Josefine Hinsegård Editing: Pontus Norberg And Cornelia Wahlberg Post Production: Adamsky Division Music: Kristoffer Knonander
- [A.V Robertson - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/a-v-robertson-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - A.V Robertson’s first solo show, ‘La Renaissance du Paradis’ or the rebirth of paradise, explores the contrasts of good and evil, light and dark. Set in St Andrew’s Church, Holborn, the atmosphere was one of judgement day, as envisaged by the designer. The 80s music that played over the show added a sense of glamour
- [Aadnevik - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/aadnevik-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Aadnevik’s AW18 Show, presented at One Whitehall Place, harked back to a more traditional show format evocative of the collections classical inspirations. The collection, and the show itself, undoubtedly displays ‘Swan Lake’ influences and this whimsical tone is seamless throughout the garments. The luxury brand is represented in the simplicity of the show that contrasts
- [Å by Jigsaw - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/a-by-jigsaw-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - For This Spring/Summer London Fashion Week, Jigsaw explored the notion of the ‘see-now buy-now’ concept, and celebrated the release of Autumn/Winter 17 line 'Å'. With a curiousity into what makes a garment ‘luxurious’, and how to bring ‘luxury’ into the contemporary market, designer Collette Brown delved into English Eccentricity, combining the idea with the bohemium
- [A by Jigsaw - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/a-by-jigsaw-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - A by Jigsaw presented its new collection at its London store, a welcoming and vibrant space, this fashion week. The atmosphere was relaxed, and this same vibe was carried into their wearable collection. The bright motifs, paired with bold patterns and fabrics, demonstrated excellent attention to both colour and quality. The collection lends a
- ['I’m a global citizen' by Marcus Paarmann in collaboration with Annette Görtz](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/im-a-global-citizen-by-marcus-paarmann-in-collaboration-with-annette-gortz/) - “I rely on my style, not trends." Annette Görtz There is a beautiful juxtaposition of having the idea of timelessness and fashion intertwine, as is the same with having the notion of the global and fashion work side by side. In the global sense of fashion there are constant transitions focused on change but also
- [22/4_Hommes - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/224_hommes-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Through a nostalgic collision between symbols of sea and sky, this spring/summer 18 season saw 22/4_Hommes embody the very experience of a seaside experience. Rightly so, as designer Stephanie Hahn states, “It’s about nostalgia, it’s about the beach, but it’s about elegance, too”, it is true to say that 22/4_Hommes collection embodied the very nature
- [Chalayan - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/chalayan-london-fashion-week-autumn-winter-17/) - Empowerment. The acknowledgment of awareness of wrongdoing yet the confidence to speak out. For Chalayan’s Autumn/Winter 17 collection, empowerment acted as the driving force for design creation, with the historic influence of European Phil-Hellenic sentiments of the early 19th Century revealing a collection of understated confidence, of symbols of awareness to the isolated individuals
- [Ryan Lo - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ryan-lo-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Submerged in a sea of pink and pigtails, Ryan Lo displayed his AW17 collection at the BFC to showcase the collaboration with Hello Kitty. Placed at the end of the runway, was a pile of bin bags sprayed with pastel yellow and pink tones, enticing the guests with an unconventional autumn palette. Models emerged in
- [Markus Lupfer - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/markus-lupfer-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - “Be yourself, everyone else is taken.” Wise words that were perfectly spoken by Oscar Wilde sets the tone for Markus Lupfer’s Autumn/Winter 17 presentation. The collection celebrates individuality with the idea that clothing is a form of escapism and expression in a society plagued with adversity. Liberating and eclectic, the Markus Lupfer woman is not
- [Edeline Lee - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edeline-lee-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - The theme of fashion addressing issues of female identity was immediately presented within Edeline Lee’s Autumn/Winter 17 collection. The collection is influenced by the work of collage artist Hannah Hoch of the Dada movement. Whilst entering to a performance by concert pianist Belle Chen, models were placed against a backdrop of brick walls and coloured
- [Sid Neigum - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sid-neigum-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Canadian designer Sid Neigum showed a collection of opulence for the fall/winter 2017 collection. Texturised with gold velvet and intricate pleats, the collection featured oversized garments rich in character. Everyday essentials as the white shirt were reworked in a modern and fresh way, showcasing sublime fits that move freely on the body. The evening-wear was
- [Sabinna - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sabinna-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Romantic love heart prints on mint green silk and accents of deep red velvet, Sabinna brought us ‘I still love you’. The AW17 collection was inspired by teenage love and impressing that person, whilst trying to be true to yourself. The designer had stitched wording onto sweat shirts that read ‘Be mine or go
- [Fashion East - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fashion-east-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Fashion East presents emerging designers showcasing their Autumn Winter 17 collections, from the avant-garde uniformed styles of Mimi Wade to the preindustrial futuristic aesthetic from Matty Bovan. Young, offbeat and with twist of old school glamour and movie magic. Mimi Wade’s collection opened the Fashion East catwalk show at Topshop's Show Space within the Tate.
- [Roberta Einer - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/roberta-einer-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Roberta Einer AW17 was presented at The Saw Swee Hock Centre on the first day of London Fashion Week. After a short queue, we were all greeted with bottled drinks and small slices of cake. Walking down the curved stairs to the presentation space, the models were all posed standing or sitting on beach-like loungers,
- [Globe Trotter - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/globe-trotter-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Timeless travel that will bring elegance to wherever your travels may take you. With over 100 years of expertise, Globe Trotter is a necessity when it comes to luxury luggage. Loved by royalty, and trusted by explorers, the handcrafted in England suitcases are as durable as it is beautiful. Renown for the construction as well
- [Julien Macdonald - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/julien-macdonald/) - Anticipation built as the crowds began to flood into the elaborate entrance hall and up the grand staircases, awaiting their turn to enter one of the main rooms. The venue, Goldsmiths Hall was well chosen as it aligned perfectly with the glamour of Julien Macdonald's collection. A layer of voices created a buzz as
- [Malone Souliers - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/malone-souliers-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - On day three of London Fashion Week, I arrived in Mayfair just after the Malone Souliers AW17 Presentation had started. Coffee, champagne and canapés were waiting on the guest’s arrival; served by waiters dressed formally in suit attire. Beds of greenery, nature and ivy surrounded the corners of each room, with a pair of Malone Souliers new
- [Toga - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/toga-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Conveying a seamless relationship between sportswear luxe and feminine embellishment, Toga gave a clear example of an articulated ornamented wardrobe for the modern-day woman. For the autumn/winter 2017 collection, the detail laid within the very contrast of form and texture – playing with both cut-out and tailored detailing, classical style offered itself through deliberately placed
- [Floral DNA - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/floral-dna-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Fashion Scout showcase Hannah Kim’s ceremonious presentation focusing on the fusion of art and fashion with her label ‘Haluminous’. The collection expressed the transformation of a young girl where the models wore wild experimental and intricate embellishment details. Simultaneously the psychedelic sounds set the scene, the fashion and drama complimented each other throughout the gothic
- [Phoebe English - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - For AW 2017, Phoebe English chose to present a collection that would equip and empower the woman. Giving voice, unity, repair, and hope to a age in desperate need of these values, her latest show was all about power and perseverance. Sheer fabrics juxtaposed with bold silhouettes explore the relationship between fragility and strength. In
- [Gareth Pugh - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/gareth-pugh-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Fashion is often disregarded when it comes to reflecting opinions on current politics. However this season the fashion industry has taken a stand in order to be heard. Gareth Pugh's show was a clear representation of the dark and dramatic turn we are currently experiencing. The designer focused his AW17 collection on reflecting the fears and
- [Clio Peppiatt - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/clio-peppiatt-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Millennial lover models prepare for 90s club classics and technicolour dream fur coats, beneath the underground disco at the RSA House for Clio Peppiatt’s AW17 collection. The converted tunnelled ceilings turn into a trance where you will find intricate embroidery, embellishments and hand illustrated prints — based around the theme of the love rat.
- [Harry Xu - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/harry-xu-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Inspired by the photography of Michal Chelbin, Harry Xu explored the power of androgyny, tailoring and detailing within his Autumn/Winter 17 collection for this season’s London Fashion Week. Working with both embellishment and line, two incredibly juxtaposing elements, X u created a collection that discussed the emotions and psychological changes felt by convicts as they experience the real
- [Shrimps - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/shrimps-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Louise Bourgeois, Scotland, the Royal Portraits of Robert Peake and Rachel Ruysch's floral still life inspired Hannah Weiland to create this seasons's Shrimps collection. Rich greens, sugary pinks, canary yellow and Dutch red fuelled the AW17 collection colour palette. Sitting alongside luxurious fabrics, her signature faux fur in various colours and prints mixed with
- [J JS Lee - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/j-js-lee-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Clean lines enhanced by masculine and feminine silhouettes were embedded into the signature style that is J.JS Lee. The collection celebrates femininity and reflects upon power dressing, perhaps borrowed from the 1980s, as it enabled women to establish their authority in a professional environment traditionally dominated by men. Also linked to Jackie Lee’s inspiration
- [Tata Naka - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tata-naka-london-fashion-week-autumn-winter-17/) - With the accent of nature, and the alluring warmth of both print and pattern, Tata Naka’s Autumn/Winter collection was the perfect proposition of not only fun, but also knowledge. Taken from a continual reference from Tribal Africa, Tata Naka made use of the influence of African waxed print, combined with silk jacquard fabric inspired by
- [Isa Arfen - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/isa-arfen-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Through a distillation of masks and identity, this season’s London Fashion Week saw the collision of exuberance and femininity enter the space of the Truman Brewery, through the presentation of Isa Arfen. Working from the inspiration of Inga Morath’s 1950s and 60s portraits of Saul Steinburgs surreal faces, as well as work from Joan
- [Emilio de la Morena - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/emilio-de-la-morena-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Lavish looks grace the runway in Emilio de la Morena’s vivid coloured and flamboyant show. The highlight of the collection was bright pink marabou feathers underlaying sheer tulle skirts. Admiring the art of Picasso’s colour-combining mixed with the differences of Spanish heritage and his life in London, Emilo de la Morena continues to be admired
- [Joseph - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/joseph-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Through a beautiful contrast of masculinity and idealised femininity, Joseph’s Autumn/Winter collection was the epitome of stylistic cool. This season saw the portrayal of the wardrobe as role-play, a significant indication of the clichés of both menswear and womenswear, merged into one and distorted against each other. In celebration of Joseph’s distinguishable identity, the accentuation
- [The female gaze - Terrains of the Body](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/the-female-gaze-terrains-of-the-body/) - The Whitechapel Gallery is currently displaying a range of photographic and video based works from the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C. Terrains of the Body brings together the works of 17 female contemporary artists from five different continents. All of the artists involved have used the camera as a way of
- [In Conversation with Jess Best](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/conversation-jess-best/) - The minute I call Jess Best, I also walk into Arnold Schwarzenegger at a gym in Venice Beach. “I’m so sorry Jess, I have to hang up; I’ve just run into Arnold Schwarzenegger.” “What? Oh, ok.” I proceed to watch him take a selfie, hop on a bike and peddle off, all whilst followed by
- [Clean - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/clean-edition-02/) - Chatting to Hannah is like talking to a friend. I’m instantly at ease and before we know it we’re exchanging pop-culture references left, right and centre. She’s friendly, down to earth and has a habit for poking fun at herself like only a Brit can. As you would expect, Hannah is tall and athletic with
- [In conversation with Sara Sandri](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/conversation-sara-sandri/) - Mountains, rocks, land and water. What drives you toward capturing these natural forms in your practice? I grew up by the sea, always surrounded by natural landscapes and textures. Ever since moving to London my work has become more and more about where I come from, inherently about my own relationship with my motherland. I
- [Dorateymur - London Fashion Week - AW17](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/dorateymur-london-fashion-week-aw17/) - Through the thought of contemporary nostalgia and the tales of Suburbia, Dorateymur made a distinguishable aesthetic announcement of her Autumn/Winter footwear presentation. Through the tales of melancholy living and traditional bourgeoisie, Dorateymur presented a collection that made use of the suburban icons of a distant life – the china elephant on the mantel, the
- [In conversation with Coco's Liberty](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/conversation-cocos-liberty/) - Many remain shackled by many of society’s pressures, paralysed in their decisions of ‘practical’ and ‘realistic’ careers, unable to depict what exactly these ‘dreams’ are that are so often mentioned, let alone how to harness or follow them. Few take the risk to find out, held back by a sense of obligation or responsibility. Coco’s
- [Great Escape - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/great-escape-edition-02/) - View the full story in Edition 02 Photographer: Michelle Beatty Model: Emma Macgowan @ IMG Model: Phillipa H @ Chic Makeup: Justin Henry using Makeupforever Hair Stylist: Kevin Murphy Stylist: Margot Robinson Production: David John and Tony Sargent Post Production: Mikaela Westerholm Photographer Assistant: Jade Mallick
- [Sarah Eick: America and the gold rush](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sarah-eick-america/) - Sarah Eick: America and the gold rush Since 2001, Eick has travelled across America with her camera in search of locations that have stories to tell. Service stations, wooden shacks, abandoned buildings and empty landscapes have featured in her works time and time again. I asked Eick what attracts her to these spaces: “I am
- [Bishop Briggs - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bishop-briggs-edition-02/) - To say Bishop Briggs is an international artist would be an understatement. Born in London to Scottish parents (they originally hail from a town in East Dunbartonshire called Bishopbriggs, hence…), the family relocated to Japan when Bishop Briggs was still very young. Raised on a musical diet of Motown and The Beatles, it was joining a children’s gospel choir whilst in Japan
- [Music Therapy - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/music-therapy-edition-02/) - What is music? It is a question not often asked, certainly not as often as the question ‘What is art?’. You are no doubt well aware what music is, though formulating a succinct response to that question…not so straightforward. Perhaps one way of approaching the question is to look at what music actually does. Catherine Carr has worked
- [Caroline Mackintosh - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/caroline-mackintosh-edition-02/) - “I am not trying. I am doing. It is instinct,” says photographer, Caroline Mackintosh. “My lifestyle, and how I see and feel about the world emanates through my work. I never try to do something contrived.” The saying goes: there are two types of people, those who live to work and those who work to
- [Sophie Harris-Taylor - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sophie-harris-taylor-edition-02/) - Sophie Harris-Taylor’s photographic journal, MTWTFSS, turns memories into art. For the past five years the London-based artist has been documenting the everyday life experiences she shares with her closest companions. Now, with over 200 snapshots to comprise the first of what will be a life-long series of chapters, I was fascinated to find out more
- [Film - Chloé Lloyd](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/film-chloe-lloyd/) - We present to you... Chloé Lloyd. With special thanks to Select Model Management. Fashion Editor: Daniela Suarez Video: Minjoo Chae Music: Craggle - Digidream
- [Alicia Rountree - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/alicia-rountree-edition-02/) - As we chat over lunch, Alicia talks of her love of culture and her second visit to the Tate in just a matter of days. I wonder how she finds the time to manage such a diverse portfolio of projects, ranging from high fashion to food. In addition to this, she is also currently writing
- [Simeron Kaler - The thoughts I have watered and grown](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/simeron-kaler-the-thoughts-i-have-watered-and-grown/) - Simple, thin lines, fluid marks and small blocks of colour create playful stories within Simeron Kaler’s illustrations. Here at Jungle, we asked Kaler if she could produce a visual response to the word ‘introspection’ which refers to the act of self-reflection and is the title of our latest edition. Kaler sent me over The
- [Coming Home by Danny Kasirye](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/coming-home-by-danny-kasirye/) - Photographer: Danny Kasirye Stylist: Heather Hyein Lee Hair and Makeup: Jinny Kim using MAC and Unite Casting and Production: Lyly Bui Model: Hannah Siebert @ Next Model Management Model: Athena Wilson @ Premier Model Management
- [Fervency by Cornelia Wahlberg](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fervency-by-cornelia-wahlberg/) - Photographer: Cornelia Wahlberg Styling: Martina Axtelius Hair and Make up: Alexander Flores Model: Cosette @ Le Management Model: Luna @ Elite model Management Photographer Assistent: Matilda Engström
- [In Conversation with Jocelyn Allen](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/in-conversation-with-jocelyn-allen/) - Over a year ago artist and photographer Jocelyn Allen featured in our first printed edition of Jungle. We thought we would catch up with her and see how things have changed over the past year. --- It’s been a while since we spoke; tell me what has been going on with you over the past
- [Hey You 'Alice' by Simon Minardi](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/hey-you-alice-by-simon-minardi/) - Photographer: Simon Minardi Stylist: Federica Cerri Hair and Make Up: Matilde Davolio Model: Alice @Monster Milan Photographer Assistant: Roberto Frank
- [Reasons to Stay Alive - Edition 02](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/reasons-to-stay-alive-edition-02/) - According to World Health Organisation 1 in 4 people suffer from mental health at one point during their life. If you do not personally, there is a chance someone close to you is dealing with it in one way or another. The sad truth is that you might not even know about it. If you
- [In Conversation with All Blues](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/all-blues-rio-romaine/) - Stylish and feminine, the jewellery pieces of All Blues are intricate personifications of both art and craftsmanship; a true indication of the direction in which the modern-day jewellery market is moving towards. Founded in 2010 by old friends Fredrik Nathorst and Jacob Skragge, the All Blues duo were in need of jewellery that they would want
- [In Conversation with Marika Hackman](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/conversation-marika-hackman/) - With the photo shoot for this interview all set to get under way, the inevitable discussion is had about what music to put on. Following some gentle prompting from Marika herself, it’s not long before the sounds of Do It Again by Steely Dan are filling the studio, nicely setting the tone. As she will
- [Exhibition by Aurele Ferrero](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/exhibition-by-aurele-ferrero/) - Photographer: Aurèle Ferrero Stylist: Manon Del Colle Model: Tani Birkin @Next Models Model: Erin @Premium models Hair and Make up: Jacques Uzzardi Photographer assistant: Talos Buccellati Digital Operator: Lea Rollin
- [Primo Piano by Valérie Kaczynski](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/primo-piano-by-valerie-kaczynski/) - Photographer: Valérie Kaczynski Assistant photographer: Joshua Abecassis Model: Sara Vrucinic @Women Management Paris Stylist: Rebecca Muzzioli MUA: Julia Mensah Hairstylist: Whitney Durandet
- [Time for Us by Gökay Catak](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/time-us-gokay-catak/) - Photographer: Gökay Catak Styling: Sophia Schwan Hair and Make up: Annika Jeck using Davines and Nui Cosmetics Model: Christin Nahapetian @Stella Models
- [The Royal College of Art - Graduate Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/the-royal-college-of-art-graduate-fashion-week-ss18/) - In true representation of the fresh talent that is born from the country’s leading design schools, the Royal College of Art was no exception for this weeks graduate fashion week. Within the careful consideration of clashing fabrications, against thoughtful construction and idea generation, this seasons RCA graduates brought freshness and diversity to the Fashion circuit,
- [Phoebe English - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - As I wondered into the presentation space to see Phoebe English Man collection I was greeted with dark outlines and silhouettes of press and photographers. Peering in between the heads of the crowd I could catch a glimpse of the lit line of models across the room each styled with shaggy hair. From afar I
- [Tourne de Transmission - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tourne-de-transmission-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Transparent materials and trench coats were the focal point of Tourne de Transmission AW17 collection debuted at the British Fashion Council. The collection featured a collaboration of politics and fashion. His collection 'THE LIES THAT BIND' was inspired by Edward L Bernays questioning of society, and the transparency Graeme Gaughan felt between policy, politics and the media. The
- [Bodybound - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bodybound-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Through the unlikely subversion of political action and violence, aligned with the unlikely portrayal of rebellion through the image of a flower, Bodybound’s “we shall not wilt” spring/summer 18 collection was undoubtedly an exhibition of consideration and thought. With the symbolism of the flower, woven through utilitarian shapes, over dyed denim and military design,
- [Berthold - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/berthold-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Masculinity and conflict was presented to London Fashion Week Men's by Raimund Berthold. Going against restraints of society was the origin of the designs. Research began by images of child soldiers in Sierra Leone, Uganda, Liberia and Nigeria. The brutal reality of the images where young teenagers are posing with cigarettes and guns, shows how
- [Liam Hodges - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/liam-hodges-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Through the influence of grime, two-step and pirate radio, Liam Hodges spring/summer 18 was a collection that saw the outcry of a current generation, a current generation that considers identity and how to demonstrate it. Through the vessel of sportswear – signature patchwork track suiting combined with work wear silhouettes, Hodges developed an identity
- [Barbour - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/barbour-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Alexa Chung’s prolific flaunting of their wax Beadnell coat to Glastonbury 2008 wasn’t Barbour’s first moment in the spotlight. In 1964 the brand was also jolted into the public consciousness. Steve McQueen, 1960s movie star, style icon, and the knighted ‘King of Cool’, chose to wear a Barbour A7 International motorcycle suit whilst racing in
- [Xander Zhou - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/xander-zhou-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Futuristic work wear was the setting of Xander Zhou's collection presented at the Mermaid Puddle Dock. The scene was set for the show with the use of an office layout, allowing you to visualise the setting for the collection. The use of artificial lighting was contrasted by the colour blocking and eye catching modern looks and
- [Astrid Andersen - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/astrid-andersen-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Always one of the most hyped and highly anticipated shows, Astrid Andersen SS18 was no exception. That the crowd woke up to her sweat-coated models, the first thing they saw as their third Sunday morning coffee hit, only helped her case. The addition of fur to her repertoire does her no harm in the eyes
- [Blood Brother - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blood-brother-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - When entering the Blood Brother SS18 ‘LOGIN’ presentation at the British Fashion Council show space, a feel of the future digital world took over from current reality. Each model stood posed in front of technological instruments; relaying Blood Brother’s inspiration behind the SS18 collection: how we are subsequently destroying our planet and escapism from our
- [Matthew Miller - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/matthew-miller-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Matthew Miller showcased his SS18 'DEGENERATION' collection, which was starkly contrasted by the setting of the show in a medieval church. The idea of degeneration, is to lose the physical, mental or moral qualities considered to be normal or desirable. Miller has each item of clothing produced in different countries, and are individually collared with different
- [Qasimi – London Fashion Week Men’s – SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/qasimi-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - On the 10th June, Qasimi showcased their SS18 collection at the British Fashion Council show space, taking inspiration from the past and composing a new future. Each look and individual piece in Qasimi’s SS18 collection exhibits delicate craftsmanship blended with new technologies, taking inspiration from the past alongside a facade of our future. An array of colour
- [Christopher Raeburn – London Fashion Week Men’s – SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/christopher-raeburn-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Christopher Raeburn displays mesh moments with his SS18 collection at the BFC show space. Taking inspiration from 'The Long Walk' by Slavomir Rawicz, the collection embarks on journey through the Gobi Desert to the rocky survival of the Himalaya's. The collection embraces sporty outerwear utilising pre-flown kites, in collaboration with EXKITE. Crafted together each design had been deconstructed
- [Charles Jeffrey Loverboy - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/charles-jeffrey-loverboy-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - There's something special that surrounds fashion week in London. Each designer has a certain flair of creativity that it is unique for the city, taking it apart from all the others. Charles Jeffrey's first show as a Fashion East alumni depicted all that is best about designers in London. It was protest full of celebration
- [Nigel Cabourn - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/nigel-cabourn-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - ‘Whatever happened to Sean Flynn?’ was the title and influence for Nigel Cabourn’s collection. For those who aren’t familiar with who Sean Flynn was, like I was before entering Cobourn’s space, Flynn was a photojournalist of war. He was the son of actors Errol Flynn and Lili Damiata and though Flynn tried to follow in
- [KTZ - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ktz-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - A marked change from the monochromatic graphics that usually dominate a KTZ show, SS18 gave a little bit more for the masses. The angular white text on black that is their trademark made fewer appearances, and its frenzy was mirrored by the safety pins attacking the black suit jackets and tailored trousers. This collection was
- [Harry Xu - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/harry-xu-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Romanticised masculinity blended together with contemporary tailoring for Harry Xu SS18 collection, presented at Carlton House Terrace. Harry Xu played with the idea of the boundaries of the 'man', by using playful embroidery. He has produced a diverse collection, much like previous styles which are 'elegant by nature, with a subtle nod to the venerability
- [John Smedley – London Fashion Week Men’s – SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/john-smedley-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - On the second day of London Fashion Week Men’s, John Smedley presented their SS18 collection outdoors at the Jermyn Street Catwalk Space. The SS18 collection effectively takes an original look on introducing precision which intertwines itself within the brand without eradicating Smedley’s use of heritage and hand crafted techniques. The art of tailoring is shown throughout
- [Pronounce presented by GQ - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/pronounce-presented-by-gq-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Marking GQ China’s collaboration with London Fashion Week Men’s, GQ China presents PRONOUNCE. Yushan Li and Jun Zhou are the designers behind the high-end brand. They have proudly built up PRONOUNCE to be a part of the growing list of designers of Chinese menswear which showcase internationally. This season PRONOUNCE found inspiration from James Turrekk’s
- [MAN - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/man-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - There often comes a time in which a distraction is what we need. Fashion East’s MAN showcased an enlightening trio of designers highlighting the importance of being yourself despite the darkness that surrounds us. First up was Per Gotesson - this being his third season as part of MAN, he continued his exploration of denim
- [Band Of Outsiders - London Fashion Week Men’s - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/band-of-outsiders-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Comedy met Fashion for the presentation of the Band Of Outsiders SS18 collection. The intimate setting of the presentation in the Secret Comedy club, was fitting for the inspiration behind the collection, as Jacques Tati, maritime and work wear were all contributors. The energy of the designer shone through in not just the collection, but
- [Richard James - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/richard-james-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Richard James gave a sartorial nod to the fifties with their latest Spring Summer ‘18 collection. Lightweight, cashmere and knits blended seamlessly into the collection, under raglan bombers, paired with high waisted, darted trousers. Linen and cotton were also prominent materials throughout in a softly-hued colour palette complimented by the London sunshine peeping their Savile
- [Danshan - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/danshan-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - We spoke to Shanpeng Wong, one half of design duo Danshan at the presentation of their third collection for Spring/Summer 2018. Together, we began to uncover the depth behind the concept ‘Learning with Danshan’, a thought provoking collection. Shan explained the importance to him of recognising the continuing evolution of gender in modern society, not
- [Bobby Abley - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bobby-abley-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - “Messy Fun”. The name given to Bobby Abley’s Spring/Summer 18 collection, and what messy fun it was indeed. No stranger to excitement and exuberance, this season Abley returned the fun back to the London Fashion Week Men’s collection, with an investigation into the exuberance of youth. From the base ridden soundtrack and street wear
- [Ben Sherman - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ben-sherman-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - From Bohemian and psychedelic movement inspiration, to the effortless style and flamboyance of the 1960’s “Peacocks”, London Fashion Men’s Spring/Summer 18 saw Ben Sherman take the infamous brand identity back to the summer of love. With juxtaposing warping of prints, to classic stripes and check, onlookers revelled in a sense of nostalgia, of the swinging
- [Belstaff - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/belstaff-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Inspired by the notion of adventure and the journey of the riders of the Paris Dakar rally, this season’s Spring/Summer 18 Belstaff showed a collision of design influences that explored the very notion of what a journey might entail. With performance fabrics working collaboratively against retro sports graphics and prints, combined with an awareness of
- [D.GNAK – London Fashion Week Men’s – SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/d-gnak-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Yīnyuán is a Chinese words which represents opportunity, karma and fate. D.GNAK’s debut London show allowed creative director Kang Dong Jun to show the yīnyuán, aka the cause and effect, which lead to the conception of their SS18 collection. The coming together of two predestined paths to form one outcome is key to yīnyuán principles.
- [Sir Tom Baker - London Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sir-tom-baker-london-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Sir Tom Baker showcased his SS18 'Brutalism' collection at the infamous 100 Club, with a taste of rock 'n' roll tailoring. Setting the scene in a compact basement club with its prestigious musical history, Sir Tom Baker displays his signature classic cuts and Savile Row training. The theme of the collection stems from 1960s Brutalism; a
- [Through the Mirror by Marcin Leszczynski](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/through-the-mirror-by-marcin-leszczynski/) - Photographer: Marcin Leszczynski Model: Dara Savchenko @Premier Model Management Stylist: Sarah Stalder Make-up: Sarah Hubbauer Hair: Massimo Di Stefano Lighting Assistant: Dennis Zorn Thanks to RiDa UK SaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSave SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave
- [Icosae - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/icosae-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Entitled “the world has music for those who listen”, Icosae's Spring/Summer 18 collection explores the notion of identity through dress, discussing the idea of the Icosae man and his many changeable looks. An adventurous man, the Icosae image is one of adventure and freedom, with Icosae creating a wardrobe to match. Through tones of red,
- [Walter Van Beirendonck- Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paris-fashion-week-mens-walter-van-beirendonck-ss18/) - It is easy to say, that as my first experience of playing witness to a Walter Van Beirendonck show, I was transferred into a world that challenged the 21st century ready-to-wear design aesthetics of today’s fashion landscape. Through a collision of technical pattern structure, to tailoring and attention to fit and cut, Walter Van Beirendonck’s
- [Sean Suen - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sean-suen-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - ‘Tenderness’ – the feeling of peace, tranquility; an absence of the chaotic and obtrusive. ‘Tenderness’ revealed itself through Sean Suen’s Spring/Summer 18 collection, a reminder of the peace and purism that can be found within design. Extracting inspiration from the pastel, soothing tones of German artist Daniel Sinsel, Suen deliberated a collection that transformed onlookers
- [Time Again by Nina Raasch](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/time-again-by-nina-raasch/) - Photographer: Nina Raasch Model: Soraya Jansen @stormmodels Stylist: David Kele Makeup: Alexis Day Hair: Delphine Bonnet
- [GmbH - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/gmbh-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - GmbH. Defined as a company of financial limited liability, suggests a object classed as an unidentified personality, an adjective for what could be nothing but also could be something – and in true retrospect, the utilitarian spring/summer 18 of GmbH remained unapologetically present, whilst also remaining understated at the same time. However, this Spring/Summer season
- [BOTH - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/both-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - In exploration of a carefully balanced juxtaposition between opposite aesthetics, this Spring Summer 18 saw footwear brand BOTH analyse the very nature of art in order to create a collection that was mindful and delicate, yet functional and contemporary. In consideration to artistic movement, the influence of German artist Hans Arp worked upon the basic
- [Exclusive Video Premiere: ‘Bodies’ by Cecilia Knapp](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/exclusive-video-premiere-bodies-by-cecilia-knapp/) - Cecilia Knapp is a writer, performer and poet. Her writing focuses on the poetry in everyday life, experience and human interaction. BODIES is one of her latest works and it was materialised into a video project that explores solitude and moments of brief happiness. Cecilia Knapp on "Bodies": I’ve always written as a way of
- [The Velvet Rope by Theo Williams](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/the-velvet-rope-by-theo-williams/) - Photographer: Theo Williams Model: Aneta M @Wilhelmina Stylist: Tona Stell Makeup: Amy Conley Hair: Sofia Sjoo
- [Hed Mayner - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/hed-mayner-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - Through a technical understanding of how clothes can shift from their designated silhouette, to an unfamiliar reenactment, this Spring/Summer season saw Hed Maynor work with traditional pedigree clothing, to create warped distortions that create a new beginning and a new meaning of what the garments were previously. It is clear to see that Maynor
- [White Mountaineering - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/white-mountaineering-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - The Every Man – the man who works, who paints, who travels, who creates art, who plays with sport, the man who exists in reality. In true form the White Mountaineering identity, this spring/summer saw designer Yosuke Aizawa create a cohesive collection that is for ‘The Every Man.’ In retrospective approach to both design and
- [Blooming Meadow by Laura Palm](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blooming-meadow-by-laura-palm/) - Photographer: Laura Palm Model: Laura Schuller @Core Management Hair and Makeup: Katja Maassen @Liganord Agency Hair and Makeup Assistant: Theresa Trysna SaveSave SaveSave
- [Kenzo - Paris Fashion Week Men's - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/kenzo-paris-fashion-week-mens-ss18/) - The capacity to inspire, provoke and influence – through parallelisms as much as diverges, individual identities can be created through these motivations, identities that are transformed and produced within Kenzo’s spring/summer 18 collection. With an awareness of the house’s two revolutionary muses – creative Ryuichi Sakamoto and model Sayoko Yamaguchi, Kenzo revealed both their menswear
- [In conversation with Tanya Houghton](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/in-conversation-with-tanya-houghton/) - Intrigued by the mythical stories of the Estonian landscape, artist Tanya Houghton travelled across Tallinn. Lakes, forests, coastlines and ports; continuously surrounded by the downpour of rain Tallin turned to her camera to capture and later reflect on her experiences. So tell me, what inspired you to travel? I was invited to undertake an artist
- [Through the Eyes of Another: BP Portrait Award 2017](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bp-portrait-award-2017/) - Most find it hard enough sketching a piece of fruit, let alone using oil pigment to paint a sitter in such a way that the resemblance between the work of art and its subject is uncanny. Portraiture dates back over five thousand years, yet it is easy to forget that before the invention of photography
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- [In conversation with Natalie Christensen](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/in-conversation-with-natalie-christensen/) - Tell me more about your project New Mexico Deconstructed: bright colours, sharp lines and minimal aesthetics. What led you to these works? New Mexico Deconstructed began about two years ago. I was deep into my exploration of photography as a creative outlet and I was shooting all the time. Bright colors and straight lines are
- [Reach by Roni Ahn](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/reach-by-roni-ahn/) - Photographer: Roni Ahn Model: Mae @ Wilhelmina London Stylist: Seunghee Son Makeup: Carly Lim Stylist assistant: Wooi Jan
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- [Georgina Lowbridge: On Random Crap](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/georgina-lowbridge-random-crap/) - Evenings at home on the sofa, meal times with friends and family, and the scatter of present wrappings are scenes that most Western viewers will be able to relate to. Some of these moments will stand out to us and we will remember them in years to come. Whereas others will pass by quickly and
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- [Bora Aksu - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/bora-aksu-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Bora Aksu's SS18 collection pays homage to an extraordinary woman, Mihri Musfik; a privileged woman who left her royal life to chase a passion for art. Models looked effortlessly ethereal as they glided down the runway in feminine fabrics, blushed cheeks and tiaras. Aksu’s use of silk organza, cottons and silk habotais creates
- [Joanne Hynes - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/joanne-hynes-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - A reflection of great heritage and sense of gothic romanticism frames the lavish nature of Joanne Hynes’ latest SS18 collection. The designer plunges straight into over-indulgent and extremely nostalgic emotions. An intimate sitting of afternoon tea was served upon fine navy satin, whilst a single violinist accompanied the presentation with a very elegant selection.
- [Marta Jakubowski - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/marta-jakubowski-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Marta Jakubowski provides a clear perspective of a re-defined femininity. In her SS18 collection, Jakubowski takes a step back and evaluates what is to be a woman today. Her inspiration was drawn from ‘classic’ feminine wardrobes, with the urge to clarify the desires of women of the present day. The pre-show anticipation was instantly broken
- [Roberta Einer - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/roberta-einer-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Roberto Einer’s Spring Summer 2018 collection allowed us to escape rainy London for just a moment as we quickly found ourselves stood amongst palm trees with cocktails and ice cream sandwiches. Lana Del Rey began to sound from the speakers as the models came to life in an 80’s skate scene California Dream. Einer show
- [Daks London - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/daks-london-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Through a magnificent array of cotton and linen, and a descendent image of the The Henley Royal Regatta, this season saw Daks London evoke a sense of careless style and summer sensitivity in what was a collection of femininity and elegant sensuality. In light of the celebration of Spring/Summer 18’s need for lighter dressing, an
- [Teatum Jones - London Fashion Week – SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/teatum-jones-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Teatum Jones showcased diversity and a celebration of the human body in her catwalk show held at the BFC show space. A story of fashion made by human stories; the continuation of AW17 The Body | Part I now moving into SS18 The Body Part II. Teatum Jones' SS18 collection was reflected creatively by showing
- [Dorateymur - London Fashion Week – SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/dorateymur-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Dorateymur presented their new 2018 collection 'Easy Listening' at Unit 9 Gallery, presenting a tranquil and futuristic setting - a utopian approach to a morning routine featuring classic house slippers, 80s groupie platform shoes and 17th century mens boots. Dorateymur craftily projected 3D moving footage on a plasma screen depicting mediation and calm. The presentation formed
- [Richard Malone - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/richard-malone-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Through an exploration of contrasts and the identification of “un-glamourous” design, Richard Malone’s Spring/Summer 18 collection saw a celebration of two very juxtaposing design influences – that of 1940’s showgirl costume and street rubbish, work seamlessly together in a stylistic, fashionable manner. With reference to ‘supermarket’ blue, green and yellow, and a fascination of his
- [Edda Gimnes - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edda-gimnes-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Edda Gimnes channelled an elegant femininity this season with a well defined silhouette. Reminiscent of the 1950's 'new look', the small waist lines and full skirts dominated many of the Norwegian designers looks this collection. The designer preserved her brands signature by incorporating her pencil sketching details and mark making
- [Markus Lupfer - London Fashion week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/markus-lupfer-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Markus Lupfer’s SS18 collection brings us 'the girl that never sleeps', the epitome of socialite. She has a look to suit every mood as the world changes around her whether it be a party or the poolside. Amongst a sea of white balloons, models lounged like 70’s Hollywood starlets in printed orange and pink
- [Katie Ann McGuigan - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/katie-ann-mcguigan-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Katie Ann McGuigan’s models stormed the runway in bright prints and clashing colours in her latest Spring Summer collection. The lights came up, the first beat hit and the models were out. McGuigan’s prints have a definite obsessive aesthetic and hold an iconic signature to the brand. With
- [Isa Arfen - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/isa-arfen-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Through an identification of the irregular and the celebration of imperfection, this Spring/Summer 18 season saw designer Isa Arfen transform a recent trip to the Japanese Island of Naoshima into a collection of feminine beauty. Taking inspiration from the island’s Chichu Art Museum, to the cartoonish aesthetic of the Japanese anime and Eikoh Hosoe’s “Kamaitachi”
- [Nicopanda - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/nicopanda-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Establishing an underground atmosphere right from the beginning, Nicopanda uses the confusing concept of high school and identity as a key message throughout the show. A warehouse setting, a travel away from the other shows and a room full on cupboard boxes, a real essence of street style was created and then so clearly reflected
- [Lunyee - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/lunyee-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Lunyee’s SS18 collection delved into the notion of a growing desire to have first-hand contact with nature as the world increasingly lives through screens. This inspired Lunyee to design an innovative collection of both men’s and women's wear that concentrates on abstract cuts, oversized proportions, and asymmetry. Models emerged looking youthful with wet hair
- [Edeline Lee - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edeline-lee-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - In true realisation of feminine courage and what it means to be a woman, this Spring/Summer 18 saw Edeline Lee take inspiration from the essence of Georgia O’keeffe and her personal journey, exploring what it takes to act alone but with courage, using Okeefe’s statement of “I’ve been absolutely terrified every moment of
- [Steven Tai - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/steven-tai-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Steven Tai's Spring Summer collection traded your wet umbrellas for big red and white parasols and classic striped deck chairs as he took you back to a summer spent by the sea. Drawing inspiration from panoramic stills of Italian shorelines, models lounged in the summer sun whilst sweet snacks and homemade
- [Phoebe English - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - An eerie presentation by Phoebe English for the15th womenswear collection. A white room filled with puppets hanging from the roof in collaboration with Judith Hope. A feel of Parisian couture is instantly established, as the models become living art pieces. As I stand there and watch, with music by Finbar John Prior lingering in
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- [Antonio Berardi - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/antonio-berardi-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - The remarkable bespoke tailoring of Antonio Berardi never disappoints and this Spring/ Summer 2018 collection reaches a new level of opulence and technicality, demonstrating multiple shapes and textures with intricate detailing. Berardi plays with the female silhouette with confidence and ease as he combined classic feminine shapes and intricate lace with heavier masculine tailoring and
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- [Toga Archives - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/toga-archives-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Holes, suits, crumpled.” Three literal words that describe the far from simple collection of Toga Archives Spring/Summer 18 show. It was clear to see that the relationship of holes, suiting and crumpled fabrication played out an interesting juxtaposition within design technique and creativity. It was evident to see that, through experimental tailoring, an adverse image
- [Haizhen Wang - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/haizhen-wang-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Central Saint Martin’s graduate Haizhen Wang is playing with the big guns. Models at his SS18 shoe were wearing the results of his collaboration with Nike; luminescent silk stockings with laces and beaded Nike swooshes, chunky black creepers with ‘FRAGILE’ and ‘HANDLE WITH CARE’ patches, Swarovski-coated satin trainers in navy and red. Architecture hugely influences
- [Xiao Li - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/xiao-li-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Exalted designer Azzedine Alaïa is a huge fan of Xiao Li. A London College of Fashion graduate, Li’s floaty, frothy designs have been described as ‘marshmallow chic’ by British Vogue, and SS18 did not stray from this narrative. Barbie pink, cornflower blue, white and red tulle festooned the elfin models; forming wide, cropped trousers, high
- [Emilio de la Morena - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/emilio-de-la-morena-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Emilio de la Morena has transported us to the set of Amy Heckerling’s Clueless for his Spring/ Summer 2018 collection. The overt references of tweed, sharp tailoring, padded jackets that are cropped or nipped in at the waist and a-line mini skirts from the film which has become a generational classic, did not distract from
- [Jamie Wei Huang - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/jamie-wei-huang-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - For the Jamie Wei Huang Spring/ Summer 2018 collection, the story was of dew, inspired by indigenous Taiwanese tribes and their ancient stories. The educated designs, subtle juxtaposition of fabrics, intricate embellishments and informed colours of sky blue, beige, and crimson red made the Jamie Wei Hung presentation an ethereal experience as you are
- [Huishan Zhang - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/huishan-zhang-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Huishan Zhang’s Spring/ Summer 2018 collection combined high fashion, demi-couture techniques with classic style, elegance and versatility. He challenges our exceptions by including sixties inspired silhouettes to break traditional moulds as he explores the blurred lines between glamour and functionality, whilst still staying true to his signature ultra feminine aesthetic. Zhang brings to
- [Rejina Pyo - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/rejina-pyo-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Inspired by Nicholas Nixon’s Photographic series “Forty Years of The Brown Sister”, Rejina Pyo’s Spring/Summer 18 collection saw the exploration of femininity and indeed the existence of sisterhood, both past, present and future. In a dream-state of relaxed silhouettes, combined with soft, warm tones and embellishment, Pyo’s collection optimises the dream like state of being
- [Tata Naka - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tata-naka-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - http://amberpinkerton.com Tata Naka just make you want to dance with their very ready to wear SS18 collection. With both structured and flowing silks and cottons Tata Naka takes you from day to night in their delightful summer fruit coloured pieces. It is the essence of femininity with co-ords highlighting the waist; silky shirts
- [Minki - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/minki-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - If you awake inside a dream is that now your reality? This is the question Minki designer Minki Cheng posed to his audience at his SS18 presentation. The Minki woman is always portrayed as a bit of a dreamer; not away with the fairies, but considerate of them. Initially it was only in dreamland that
- [Sharon Wauchob - London Fashion Week - SS18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sharon-wauchob-london-fashion-week-ss18/) - Every stage of Sharon Wauchob’s career has earned her a few more deserved disciples. There’s the first class degree from arguably the world’s most prestigious fashion university Central Saint Martin’s, the years spent working amongst the artisans of the Louis Vuitton fashion house, and finally the launch of her eponymous British label, one of a
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- [London College of Fashion MA - London Fashion Week Mens AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/london-college-of-fashion-ma-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - The London College of Fashion MA show has set the tone for London Fashion Week Mens AW2018. With a tentative excitement in the air of not knowing what to expect, the ten designers Yixin Zhang, Hanni Yang, Ying Yi Lu, Han Xu, Coline Gauthier, Wenya Huang, Hengmin Lu, Sohyeon Park, Ming Lai Lee and XUBO showcased
- [Edward Crutchley - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edward-crutchley-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - This season Edward Crutchley merged a strong contemporary aesthetic with more traditional influences from both Chinese literature to Celtic mysticism leading his aims to explore visual communication. As a designer Crutchley is led by a strong body of research and wishes to create a pure vision told through his designs. Held in a grand
- [Band of Outsiders - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/band-of-outsiders-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Taking a step back from the perhaps more conventional catwalk shows, Band of Outsiders put on quite the performance this season. Rather appropriately for this Autumn Winter season, the designer led you to the iconic ice rink at Somerset House. Not too sure what to expect as the ice began to clear of young families
- [Ben Sherman X House of Holland - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ben-sherman-x-house-of-holland-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - This season Ben Sherman the iconic British menswear brand got an injection of youthful playness in the form of Emerging Designer of the Year, Henry Holland. Collaborating on AW18, they designed a unisex capsule collection celebrating the street style and rebellious spirit of England they both know and love. The show, on a freezing Saturday
- [Wood Wood - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/wood-wood-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - ‘Before and After’ was the title for Wood Wood’s Autumn Winter collection. Urging you to not only think of what is ‘Before and After’ but also what the transcendence between the two could mean. The thematic ideas behind the title were quickly revealed in a very considered manner. Led by slogans such as; ‘Leave Me
- [Tourne de Transmission - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tourne-de-transmission-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Discovery, exploration and curiosity fueled Tourne de Transmission AW18 showcase at St George Church in Bloomsbury today. Pushing social boundaries and the human desire to explore led Creative Director Graeme Gaughan to find inspiration in how clothing is informed, 'via social, industrial and often political divisions.' With this idea of questioning at the forefront of his
- [Qasimi - London Fashion Week Mens - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/qasimi-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - In previous collections your middle eastern heritage has played a key part in your designs. How has this continued into this new collection and how has it changed? This collection is much more product driven, with the overriding theme being checks. It is a textile that unifies lots of different cultures, for example there
- [Phoebe English - London Fashion Week Men's- AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Deep echoing tones in a low-lit space with clean highlights drew a simple focus to the elegance of Phoebe English's Autumn Winter collection at the BFC. With muted hues of navy blues and subtle greys creating block colours for minimalist looks, English created a bold juxtaposition with an all red look as well as well
- [Paria Farzaneh - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paria-farzaneh-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Images: Sanne Glasbergen
- [Poppy Ajudha by Laura Marie Cieplik](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/poppy-ajudha-edition-03/) -  To see the full editorial, order Edition 03 here Videographer: Marta Brodacka Photographer: Laura Marie Cieplik Artist: Poppy Ajudha Fashion Editor: Daniela Suarez Music Editor: Philip Goodfellow Hair and MUA: Rachael Thomas using Chanel Set Designer: Anna Sheridan Photographer Assistant: Sarah Whelan Fashion Assistant:
- [Blood Brother - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/blood-brother-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Invitations took the form of classic lottery tickets and the set featuring that recognisable 'get rich quick' backdrop from the National Lottery show. In a very F Scott Fitzgerald manner, Blood Brother mimicked 'luxury' materialistic values of supposed winners. Drawing from the extremes of taking a chance, because really, 'it could be you' rapidly excelling into
- [Belstaff - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/belstaff-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - In the centre of Soho this season Belstaff invited you to into the old school Vinyl Factory for their Autumn Winter presentation. A simply constructed industrial scaffold structure elevated models at different levels as well as supporting the suspension of some of Belstaff’s most treasured archives from the last 70 years. This season reflected heavily
- [Ninamounah - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ninamounah-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Images: Sanne Glasbergen
- [Michiko Koshino - London Fashion Week Men's - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/michiko-koshino-london-fashion-week-mens-aw18/) - Wanting to create a workforce uniform of her own, for her AW18 collection Michiko Koshino took inspiration from Japanese photography dating back to the 19th century. An image of a delivery cart was the main source of motivation behind this season, a very humble courier at the time. Michiko took this image and gave it a
- [Cliffhanger by Joanna Wierzbicka & Kat Ambroziak](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/joanna-wierzbicka-cliffhanger/) - Photographer: Joanna Wierzbicka Stylist: Kat Ambroziak MUAH: Sojeong Kim Models: Gemma & Jessia @ Milk Model Management
- [Xu Zhi - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/xu-zhi-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Jane Morris’s invaluable pout is the face of the feminist movement in Soho’s own Swiss church. White columns, windows overhead allowing the natural light to hit the tasseled clothing that hung on the models’ bodies. The words “Je ne mettrai pas dehors celui qui vienta a moi Jean” is stoned on the wall behind the
- [University of Westminster - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/university-of-westminster-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - The room was filled with youth and excitement as everyone anticipated University of Westminster's brightest students' collaboration. The student designers were: Megan Williams, Suzi Lee, Dillion Chipchase, Savannah Avery, Joshua Crabtree, Lauren Audrey, William Dill-Russell, Holly Priestley, Catriona Wilson, Manon Plauche, and Paolo Carazana. The show was packed, with a lot of students from the
- [London College of Fashion Womenswear MA show Backstage - London fashion week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/london-college-of-fashion-womenswear-ma-show-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - The ongoing evolution of womenswear will no doubt dominate the catwalks of the next coming days. The London College of Fashion MA students Leanne Callon, Jiali Lu, Feiyi Shuai, Vicky Kleung, Nina Galbé-Delord, The.Ran, Rongxia, Dmitry Gotsfrid, Juneyen and EREN began London Fashion Week with an array of concept which lend themselves not only to
- [Fyodor Golan - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/fyodor-golan-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Contemporary pop mixed with a sky tribe of power and energy is the future of 2018. Fyodor Golan and MTV made a collection dedicated to the youth. Fyodor Golan says about collaborating with the music television network, “MTV have been the voice of youth culture for decades, we wanted to embrace this and the memories
- [Ryan Lo - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/ryan-lo-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Romantic fantasy is a constant theme in the work of Ryan Lo, making the powder puff pink gallery restaurant at Sketch the perfect location for this seasons presentation. The make-believe world created by Lo is an explosion of the western elegance and eastern kawail that is imbedded in the brand. With lace made up into
- [Dr. Pam Hogg - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/dr-pam-hogg-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - The doctor was in the Freemasons Hall for Fashion Week, and she was handing out prescriptions for love. After her days of being on the cover of magazine i-D, having a boutique in Britain and being a part of the hit band, Doll, the TED Talk speaker was is ready to shock
- [Underage - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/underage-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Rebellious. Bold. Fearless. Hair spray is in the mist of the backstage area of the fashion show. Models are stepping into their high-thigh boots, getting fierce make up painted on their faces, and preparing for the upcoming show. A young girl with turquoise hair stands back and watches everything, anticipating the outcome. Underage launched 'Riots of
- [Gareth Pugh - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/gareth-pugh-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - With it's molten plastics, razor sharp tailoring, and architectural outerwear, the Gareth Pugh Autumn/ Winter 2018 show, as always, pushed British fashion to new extremes. The belted, high waisted trouser has been played with for many seasons by multiple designers, however, Gareth Pugh has so effortlessly taken this trend and set a new standard for
- [Sadie Williams - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/sadie-williams-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Sadie Williams AW18 Collection embodies the designer’s youth and experience combined. Traditional silhouettes take new form, infused with striking colours and crystal detailing, making the presentation both visually and conceptionally pleasing. The audience itself, a variation of ages, was evocative of the fusing of new and old present in the collection. Further contrasts appeared through
- [Edeline Lee - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/edeline-lee-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Edeline Lee has opened the gates to the secret garden of her Autumn Winter 2018 collection, and we are in complete awe. The new "Eve" in God's garden was at the London Fashion Week's showcase and spoke to every feminine woman who has crossed a dark path. Cymbals were being played in the space that
- [Johnstons of Elgin - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/johnstons-of-elgin-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Johnstons of Elgin made its debut presentation at London Fashion Week, and did not disappoint. With over two centuries of experience in cashmere architecture, the fashion collection showcased 15 womenswear and five menswear outfits. Under the leadership of Creative Director Alan Scott, this line showed a true statement of British luxury and good quality. With
- [Phoebe English - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/phoebe-english-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Phoebe English's fashion collection showcases a dark poem written by women, for women. The fashion presentation was located at the Crypt on The Green. The place of area was perfect for the collection of women who are not scared of showing off their dark side. The models stared at the audience as their bodies held
- [Paula Knorr - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paula-knorr-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - As with her previous collections, Paula Knorr’s AW18 Collection, supported and showed attention to how feminine identity can be presented through dress. The collection demonstrates the sensuality of women’s dress, while not objectifying it, and emphasizes the beauty of the female form. Knorr’s designs play with the eye and her use of texture experiments with
- [Jamie Wei Huang - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/jamie-wei-huang-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Jamie Wei Huang brought back to the 90's with this collection. Inspired by the golden era of the entertainment industry in Hong Kong, the collection reflects a time of being young and foolishly fearless. An indie band named The Old Dog Detective played in the background. As a result of the theme, the band played
- [Eudon Choi - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/eudon-choi-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Through his Autumn/ Winter collection, Eudon Choi pays homage to St Ives as a muse to artists such as Christopher Wood, Nicholson Took and Alfred Wallis. Through the masculine inspired silhouettes, military detailing and busts of colour, Choi translates the relationship between these artists and their rugged environment to create a collection that celebrates abstract art
- [Paul Costelloe - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/paul-costelloe-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - In the sumptuous setting of The Waldorf Hilton Hotel, Paul Costelloe treated his guests to a morning of sophistication and charm. The collection by the Irish-American designer reflects his Irish heritage and leaving his homeland in pursuit for a new life and new dreams. Costello employs textures as a key tool for juxtaposition and contrast. The undulating
- [Too Good - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/too-good-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Too Good showed that anyone of every age, race, and gender can look fabulous. Too Good showcased their Autumn Winter 2018 collection in style and in grace. The line was showcased in an open home environment, with models standing throughout the rooms. The welcoming atmosphere made eyeing the collection that much better. The natural light
- [Teatum Jones - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/teatum-jones-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Teatum Jones showcased that the future is female. In their Autumn Winter 2018 collection, Teatum Jones had 25 unique women who embody the fashion line's ethos represent the brand. Creative, confident and smart are the type of women this company represents. The women included in this project were models and pioneers Munroe Bergdorf & Kelly Knox,
- [Dilara Findikoglu - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/dilara-findikoglu-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Rebellion, dark glamour and devil reds are at the heart of Dilara Findikoglu and the work she creates. This season the message of the collection seemed more focused and evolved as she welcomes us into her world, Dilaratopia, whereby all our empowered and able to reign free from hierarchy, judgement and societal constraints. There is a
- [Huishan Zhang - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/huishan-zhang-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Huishan Zhang’s Autumn Winter 2018 collection explores an evolving narrative inspired by Asian film director Wong Kar-wai’s work on films Chunking Express and the iconic 2046. The film’s juxtaposition is reflected through the contrasting fabrics working in harmony to tell Huishan’s story. Provocative patent vegan leather is mixed with delicate feathers and hand painted lace.
- [Tata Naka - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tata-naka-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - The Tata Naka AW18 Collection presentation, held at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, displayed a striking mix of Eastern European folk traditions and English culture. The theatre, as the backdrop, provided contrasts with the vibrant patterns within the collection and the strong Eastern European influences prevalent in the patterns and fabrics used. Each piece
- [Merchant Archive - London Fashion Week - AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/merchant-archive-london-fashion-week-aw18/) - Merchant Archive’s AW18 Presentation was wholly representative of, creative director and founder, Sophie Merchant’s excellent command of textiles. The designs presented were a flawless example of simplicity coupled with eccentricity reflective of the inspiration for this collection, a patchwork blanket from a children’s book, with its multi-faceted personality. The colours used throughout the collection vary.
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- [ASOS - London Fashion Week Mens - SS19](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/asos-london-fashion-week-mens-ss19/) - As the long working week drew to a close on Friday night, ASOS kicked off the latest stretch of London Fashion Week Mens SS19 with a presentation that took us up to the top of the Ham Yard Hotel. With a laid-back feel, the early summer evening was set to soft music echoing over the
- [Wood Wood - London Fashion Week Mens - SS19](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/wood-wood-london-fashion-week-mens-ss19/) - Danish label Wood Wood took its streetwear sensibility to be one with nature in its collection 'The Outside'. Keeping the 90's sporty aesthetic that the brand is loved for, designers Karl-Oskar Olsen and Brian SS Jensen created a collection for SS19 that would see its customer through adventures in urban and natural environments. That mix was
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- [Per Gotesson - London Fashion Week Mens - SS19](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/per-gotesson-london-fashion-week-mens-ss19/) - Swedish designer Per Gotesson presented his first solo catwalk show against a domestic backdrop, squares of fabric with just enough light to see the living arrangements behind, one model visibly relaxing on a sofa in the gap the models appeared from. This set up may have related to the theme of nostalgia that Gotesson
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- [playlistfour](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/playlistfour/)
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- [traque](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/traque/)
- [movie](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/movie/)
- [creative](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/creative/)
- [writing](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/writing/)
- [Joffrey Moteiro-Noel Vadim Alsayed](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/joffrey-moteiro-noel-vadim-alsayed/)
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- [The Dot Project](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/the-dot-project/)
- [Playlist Five](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/playlist-five/)
- [Ronnie Scott's](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/ronnie-scotts/)
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- [Sweet Little Lies](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/sweet-little-lies/)
- [series](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/series/)
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- [Graceland](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/graceland/)
- [Elvis](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/elvis/)
- [Children of Graceland](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/children-of-graceland/)
- [J.Lindeberg](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/j-lindeberg/)
- [fashion film](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/fashion-film/)
- [Bjorn Borg](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/bjorn-borg/)
- [AW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/aw18/)
- [LFWAW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lfwaw18/)
- [MensFashion](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/mensfashion/)
- [crutchley](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/crutchley/)
- [edward](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/edward/)
- [woodwood](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/woodwood/)
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- [WW](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/ww/)
- [fashionweekmens](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/fashionweekmens/)
- [LWFMAW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lwfmaw18/)
- [londonfashion](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/londonfashion/)
- [LFWMAW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lfwmaw18/)
- [bandofoutsiders](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/bandofoutsiders/)
- [jungemagazine](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/jungemagazine/)
- [#TOURNEDETRANSMISSION](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/tournedetransmission/)
- [#BENSHERMANXHENRYHOLLAND](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/benshermanxhenryholland/)
- [phoebeenglish](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/phoebeenglish/)
- [phoebeenglishman](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/phoebeenglishman/)
- [AW2018](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/aw2018/)
- [womensfashion](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/womensfashion/)
- [mensweek](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/mensweek/)
- [pariafarzaneh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/pariafarzaneh/)
- [farzaneh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/farzaneh/)
- [converse](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/converse/)
- [#MICHIKOKOSHINO](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/michikokoshino/)
- [Dr. Pam Hogg](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/dr-pam-hogg/)
- [Doll](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/doll/)
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- [MTV](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/mtv/)
- [90s inspired clothing](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/90s-inspired-clothing/)
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- [Underage](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/underage/)
- [Riot](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/riot/)
- [Riot Of Our Own](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/riot-of-our-own/)
- [#LFW18](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lfw18/)
- [University of West Minister](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/university-of-west-minister/)
- [Scotland](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/scotland/)
- [cashmere](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/cashmere/)
- [Fang](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/fang/)
- [Studio 54](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/studio-54/)
- [Toogood](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/toogood/)
- [Empowerment](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/empowerment/)
- [future Is female](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/future-is-female/)
- [studio](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/studio/)
- [#SS19](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/ss19/)
- [#ASOS](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/asos/)
- [#LFW #LONDONFASHIONWEEK](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lfw-londonfashionweek/)
- [2019](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/2019/)
- [lwfm](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lwfm/)
- [lfwm19](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lfwm19/)
- [lfw19](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lfw19/)
- [etautz](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/etautz/)
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- [Drifters](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/drifters/)
- [London Fashion Weeks Mens](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/london-fashion-weeks-mens/)
- [charlesjeffery](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/charlesjeffery/)
- [loverbpy](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/loverbpy/)
- [Edition 03](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/edition-03/)
- [Unity](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/unity/)
- [Vince Aung](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/vince-aung/)
- [Milan Dixon](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/milan-dixon/)
- [Summer Thompson](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/summer-thompson/)
- [Star Burleigh](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/star-burleigh/)
- [Tara Thompson](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/tara-thompson/)
- [Christopher Miles](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/christopher-miles/)
- [Photogenies Los Angeles](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/photogenies-los-angeles/)
- [Daniel Castro Garcia](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/daniel-castro-garcia/)
- [migration](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/migration/)
- [Sicily](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/sicily/)
- [Italy](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/italy/)
- [blue](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/blue/)
- [red](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/red/)
- [#unedited](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/unedited/)
- [Chloe Rosser](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/chloe-rosser/)
- [culture](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/culture/)
- [Jon Henry](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/jon-henry/)
- [black lives matter](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/black-lives-matter/)
- [stranger fruit](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/stranger-fruit/)
- [Omar macchiavelli](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/omar-macchiavelli/)
- [Ivan Tsutsumanov](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/ivan-tsutsumanov/)
- [Lyubomir Ignatov](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lyubomir-ignatov/)
- [Biennale](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/biennale/)
- [Kentaro Okawara](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/kentaro-okawara/)
- [Veronica Gisondi](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/veronica-gisondi/)
- [Artist Profile](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/artist-profile/)
- [Rhi Dancey](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/rhi-dancey/)
- [marcello junior dino](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/marcello-junior-dino/)
- [jhen-ying lin](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/jhen-ying-lin/)
- [Lo Vahlstrom](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/lo-vahlstrom/)
- [Florent Vindimian](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/florent-vindimian/)
- [Thomas Aulagner](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/thomas-aulagner/)
- [Sarah Lespagnol](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/sarah-lespagnol/)
- [Anna Zine](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/anna-zine/)
- [Rebecca O'Dwyer](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/rebecca-odwyer/)
- [Ottavia Di Loe](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/tag/ottavia-di-loe/)

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## Editions Category

- [Edition 03](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/editions-category/edition-03/)

## Issue

- [Edition 01](https://jungle-magazine.co.uk/?taxonomy=issue&term=edition-01)