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A Road Trip Through a European Summer

Road trips have a way of turning the journey into the destination. Photographer Maria Kn recently spent two weeks crossing Austria, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic, capturing the spirit of a European summer along the way. What began as a drive from Berlin to a friend’s wedding in Croatia soon evolved into a photographic diary of mountain roads, hidden swimming spots, roadside views and the beautiful discoveries found between one destination and the next.
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Summer Days with Charli

“Where do I find happiness?” a traveler once asked a stranger sitting beside the water. The stranger smiled, pointed toward the still surface, and simply said, “Stay where you are. Because the moment you begin chasing the most beautiful things, they drift further away.”
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A thousand Love Letters

Shot on Super 8 along South Africa’s eastern coastline, the film by photographer Cadence Hooks began without a script—just a fishing trip, an old camera, and the impulse to capture something beautiful, playful, and nostalgic. Staying in a villa by the water, Cadence and model Emma Suki swam out to a nearby island and filmed intuitively as they followed wherever the days took them. What began as the idea for a music video ultimately became something more personal: a dreamy, slightly surreal portrait of a summer suspended in time.
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Where Light Remains

Shakujii Park, with its two ponds and the last traces of Tokyo’s historic Musashino landscape, became the setting for photographer Daisuke Hamada’s latest series featuring Moyuka Nakayama. Having recently moved from Kochi to Tokyo to begin her modeling career, Moyuka brought with her not only a fresh chapter but also a sense of home that occasionally surfaced through her Kochi dialect as the two wandered through the park.
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The Summer of Anna

The story of summer is a cocktail of longing, nostalgia, love and the roads we take. Just like our latest editorial featuring the captivating Anna K Karlsen, photographed by Kasia Sasinowska. Set against shimmering water and warm summer light, the series captures a carefree state of mind where every moment feels beautifully unhurried.
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Salt Horizon

The wind does half the styling. It moves through light fabrics, softens a silhouette and, for a brief moment, makes fashion feel inseparable from the landscape. In Salt Horizon, photographer Edoardo Verduchi and stylist Corina Bamboi turn their attention to a new generation of independent Italian brands working with sustainable materials, thoughtful production and a strong sense of cultural identity.
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La Casa de Agosto

La Casa de Agosto is a modern fashion story by Cologne and Barcelona-based photographer Saskia Kinast. Together with model Paula Gómezr, represented by Unikomodels, she captured this sun-drenched series in Barcelona, where warm light, carefully curated interiors and beautiful details gently blur the line between reality and imagination.
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In the Park with Kseniia

“This story was created in Barcelona from a desire to return to simplicity and reconnect with a more instinctive way of creating,” photographer Daniela Gerosa tells us about her newest series starring Kseniia Pavlovna of Blow Models. “After working on larger productions, I wanted to challenge myself creatively by stripping everything back and exploring what could emerge with only the essentials: a model, a few carefully selected pieces, natural light, and an open space.
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Lisa, Cold Water and Golden Hour

Meet South African beauty Lisa Koedooder, whom photographer Philipp Pohl met on one of Cape Town’s magnificent beaches. Inspired by the effortless charm of ’80s swimwear campaigns, the two set out to create something that felt less about seduction and more about quiet femininity. Wearing some of her favorite swimsuits and beachwear, Lisa wandered along the shoreline as if it were her own little world—curious, carefree and completely at ease.
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A Heatwave in Paris

Paris called her back, but home never stopped calling. Returning to the French capital during one of its hottest summers, photographer Raquel San Nicolás found herself photographing not the city’s grand landmarks, but the intimacy of everyday life in the streets just outside her door. Together with Lena Ballayre, she created a series that reflects on belonging, memory, and why the Canary Islands remain the place her heart returns to.
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An Afternoon with Gabriella

Polish duo Miron Chomacki and Gabriella Lewandowski, a New Yorker with Polish roots, crossed paths in the Bronx, where this story was born. Set inside a New York apartment, the series An celebrates the beauty of ordinary moments. Gabriella moves with a natural ease, playful, curious, and completely at home in front of the camera. Special thanks to Oponka.
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Fruit, Film and Prague

Have you ever wandered through a market in Prague on a summer afternoon? If not, today you can come with us. Photographed in the heart of the Czech capital, photographer Said Babayev and model Daria Tsibina explore the colorful atmosphere of a local open-air market. Between baskets of berries, ripe peaches and spontaneous moments, Sunlit Reverie captures the kind of beauty that often hides inside ordinary days.
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Sasha

“Sasha” is a study of intimacy, shot in the room I grew up in in our hometown. Sasha was also my very first model and my classmate, and this shoot became the third and final chapter of our creative partnership,” tells us Melbourne-based Alisa Gab. A series that feels melancholic, tender, soft and sensual — like a drop of water slowly making its way down a flower petal.
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Break a Leg

On dreams, bad timing and beautiful accidents. We spent the day inside one of those old hotels untouched by time. A place smelling faintly of old wood, cigarette ghosts and expensive perfume. Like a movie set that forgot to die. At some point we argued over what film to watch: The Devil Wears Prada or some old De Niro classic. Eventually we agreed room service and cold white wine made more sense than popcorn anyway.