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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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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.
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An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #30 Olivia Nachle

For this edition of our Artist Life series, we step into the world of Olivia Nachele, a multidisciplinary creator whose life has always been guided by art and presence. With an artist mother and an early start into writing and photography — crafting handmade books and pitching them to publishers at age ten, camera in hand by eleven — Olivia’s creative journey began with intuition and boldness.
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An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #29 Maryna Gliebova

With our series “An artist’s life.” we want to share the stories of the people behind the art. Maryna Gliebova, a photographer, traveler, and light-seeker based in Houston, invites us into her world of self-portraiture, memory, and quiet transformation. Through moments of migration, reinvention, and light chasing, she captures the emotional truth of womanhood in motion.
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What I Want to Wear

What happens when fashion meets empathy, innovation, and the desire to make daily life a little easier? This project, captured through the lens of photographer Yunhao Zhang and brought to life by model Zander Cossham, is the vision of designer and creative pattern maker Huili Jin, with shoot assistance by Minjea Liew. Together, they explore not only clothing—but freedom, dignity, and care.
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Slow Days in the Alps

We drank cold apple juice and warm milk in the sun, as if we were children and adults at once—too aware of the moment, and yet already nostalgic for it. A plate of Kaiserschmarrn arrived at the table, still steaming, dusted in powdered sugar like the mountaintops above us. We dipped each bite into warm apple compote and tart berry jam, letting the sweetness linger like a half-remembered dream.
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The Beauty Between Journeys

From vibrant street scenes in Sri Lanka to quiet coffee moments in London, Tiffany Roubert captures the poetry of contrast through her lens in soft, warm tones—making you feel as though you’re right there, wrapped in the mood of the moment. Whether it’s the glow of a sun-soaked hotel or the hush of an early morning street, her images hold space for both movement and stillness.
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Sunset Stories by Undress Code: A Love Letter to Golden Hour

A moment dipped in gold—the light where everything feels a little softer, freer, more like ourselves. That’s exactly the feeling Undress Code captures with their new collection Sunset Stories for SS25. Sculptural silhouettes meet rich textures, designed for the kind of days that slip easily from saltwater swims into sun-warmed evenings. It’s effortless, elegant, and full of the spirit of summer.
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“I love imperfection, but I’m also a perfectionist.” A moment with Frederick Fairytale

“No matter what comes around, I have to be true to myself.” Frederick Fairytale’s photography is a quiet rebellion against perfectionism—a tender ode to memory, emotion, and the imperfect beauty of life. And while he is a perfectionist himself, this is no paradox—as artists often hold space for both chaos and control. With a nostalgic gaze rooted in the warmth of the ‘60s and ‘70s, his work captures realness: soulful connections, passing glances, and the raw poetry of everyday moments.
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An artist´s life.” The stories of the people behind the art #27 Fabian Perfler

“After finishing high school in Innsbruck, Austria, I moved to Germany to connect with other people. I worked for four years as a photographic assistant to several fashion photographers, which allowed me to fund my own projects, such as traveling and collecting cameras. In 2013, I experienced a mental breakdown for reasons still unknown. As a result, I was unable to work properly for years and had to undergo rehabilitation to find my way back.”