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Christine

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Hello from my planet! I love nature, freedom, dancing, traveling, music, reading, chilling, cats and the woods. What makes me happy is healthy food, a good night out, long walks in the forest and getting lost in the sound of nature.
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let it happen.

“This editorial is very special to me because it’s the third one for C-Heads with Ionela Paduraru, and over the years it has become our little summer tradition,” photographerJavier Fenoll tells us. And it feels so good to hold on to something that repeats itself — something beautiful that keeps returning, something that feels like home.
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Rooftop Reverie

Her name Jutra carries the promise of a new day — Morning in its feminine form. From the rooftops of Slovenia she steps into the soft golden light, her presence both tender and powerful. Photographed byAleš Bravničar, this rooftop series captures the quiet allure of a summer evening above the city, where time slows down and the sun lingers a little longer. 
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Slow Moments with Reese

Reese Kelley carries beauty differently. Not the kind that hides behind distance or wears the mask of certainty, but a beauty softened by warmth — the kind that shines in her eyes and reveals a life that has learned to value what is fleeting. It’s her humanity, more than anything, that deepens the radiance she already holds.
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Beyond Rules, Beyond Roles

“It is a quiet form of escapism – not as a flight from oneself, but as a return to something essential. Each image carries the freedom of the moment, guided by an intuition that needs no explanation.” Today we are happy to share with you a natural and raw series by photographer Amanda, starring Samira, Collien and Nathalie. A story of intimacy, lightness and a glimpse of what remains when everything unnecessary falls away.
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“Whatever you decide happiness means.” — A Conversation with Jade LeMac

Committing to someone is something truly beautiful, especially in today’s world. And I don’t mean this out of some distorted, false nostalgia that things were better in the past — not at all. But life has become faster, fuller, more crowded. To consciously choose a person, whether in a relationship or a friendship, feels like something rare and deeply precious. That is, at least for me, the inspiration behind Jade LeMac’s new song “Running Home” — a track that carries the warmth of reassurance and the lightness of summer.
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Seventeen Years in the Park: The Magic of Outside Lands

For seventeen years, Outside Lands has exisited and for seventeen years Outside Lands has provided moments you can only make with your friends at Golden Gate Park. Bringing around 225,000 people to the bay to enjoy over 110 of their favorite artists, local beers and wines, a wide-variety of foods, and of course art installations that were sometimes created by eventgoers themselves. This years festival felt like a home-coming for many, the main event that’s looked forward to all year long and it did not disappoint.
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Flow, Silence, Belonging — The World of Caroline Lethô

Change is rarely a straight line — more often it is a spiral, a slow turning where fragments of the past leave their shadow into the present before dissolving into something new. For Portuguese DJ, producer, and curator Caroline Lethô, that spiral took her from the restless pulse of the city into the grounding silence of nature. Out of this shift came Transmutations, her upcoming new EP on Beat Palace Records, a release that melds together deep house, acid, disco, IDM, and EBM.
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Garden of Shadows

Most of the time, we only show the beautiful sides on social media — sunsets, parties, smiles frozen in golden light. And there is nothing wrong with that. Maybe it’s…
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“Emotion leads, genre follows.” — A Moment Between Songs With Sara Angel

There’s a certain quiet honesty in the way Sara Angel talks about music. “Emotion leads, genre follows,” she says, and it’s easy to believe her. Born in Mexico, raised in Texas, and now based in Nashville, Sara grew up surrounded by the discipline and passion of her parents’ musical worlds, yet never set out to simply follow in their footsteps. From writing her first songs in third grade to blending indie pop, R&B, and Latin influences today, her path has been about finding a sound that feels entirely her own.
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Summer, Unscripted

While today is once again one of those summer days — hot, loud, and quiet all at once — we welcome photographer Bianka Gajdzińska to our pages. Together with Polish beauty Gosia Bodecka, she surrenders to the rhythm of the season.
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Premiere: Limp By Your Side — JOURNEYGLO’s Love Letter to the Unresolved

“The world has always needed authenticity, but I feel like today, with how social media is shaping perception — and especially with where AI is headed — it matters even more.” That’s what JOURNEYGLO tells us in our recent exchange — one that reveals itself somewhere between honesty and hesitation, between the desire to express and the desire to understand. We spoke about creativity and its timing — is it something that comes only in melancholy, or does it require joy to truly come alive? What do we actually seek when we make music — to express something inside ourselves, or to offer comfort, reflection, maybe even quiet companionship to others?
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“The moment I started romanticizing life, things got a lot easier.” 5 Minutes with Sanne

Photographer Yaron Berends and model Sanne Luykx — partners in life and in art — spent one of those wonderful afternoons on the raw coast of Gran Canaria. With the warm, dry light spilling over volcanic rock and the ocean stretching endlessly beyond, Sanne wore nothing but a simple bikini and the big boots she had just bought. We also asked her a few quick questions for our 5 Minutes interview series.
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Icebergs — A Photographic Exploration of Inner Landscapes

Some people move through the world like icebergs — most of who they are stays hidden, carried quietly beneath the surface. They’re the kind of people who resist the pull of constant novelty and noise. They don’t need to chase excitement or collect connections to feel whole. They belong without joining in. They’ve learned that being different isn’t about looking different, and that those who truly challenge the norm often try to appear as ordinary as possible.