HOW TO BE HUMAN — Cover

HOW TO BE HUMAN

The story explores a brief disruption in the automatic rhythm of everyday life: a moment when familiar gestures, objects and routines suddenly become unfamiliar, and being human begins to feel like something that has to be learned. Through fashion, domestic spaces and subtly displaced everyday actions, the editorial follows a character attempting to navigate this strange loss of intuitive understanding.

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Credits

Photographer
@mashar.ph
Art Director
@mashar.ph
Style
@suzi.cohen
Make Up & Hair
@or_yair
Agency
@bng.models
BHS
@niv.social
Starring
@irenaboko
Agency
@Grace models

Fashion

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FAQ

Who photographed and styled the HOW TO BE HUMAN editorial?

Photographer and art director Mariya Lantsuz Sharf shot the series, stylist Suzi Cohen handled styling, and Or Yair Bitton was responsible for makeup and hair.

What is the concept behind this editorial?

It explores the sensation of learning to be human anew when everyday rhythms break and familiar gestures become strange, examined through fashion and incongruous actions.

Which brands appear in HOW TO BE HUMAN?

The editorial features pieces from Elinor Asor, Zara, FRAME, Mango, De Rococo, COS, Minimum, and Steve Madden.