NEW WORLD — Cover

NEW WORLD

Submerged blue worlds and stark monochrome portraits alternate in this editorial, proposing two contrasting dimensions as its title NEW WORLD suggests. The opening image suspends a deep periwinkle textured knit above rippling water, its surface woven with irregular looped stitches that absorb light and create sculptural volume. A cream-coloured object draped over the shoulder bears rust-red stains, hinting at an organic and somewhat unsettling future, while reflections on the water and floating fragments of green foliage lend a post-apocalyptic undertone. The second frame shifts to black and white, revealing tattooed arms, silver cuffs at the wrist, and a body-hugging glossy mini dress, all set against a bare studio backdrop that amplifies the subject's unflinching gaze and sharp contours. Both scenes credit Jack Buster, Margherita Alaimo, Daki Tavare, Andrew Boiling, Patience Boateng, Kaya Virmani, Chris Kurz, Charli Avery, Belle Lasky, Marah Piecq-Garcia, Haris Zac, Miriam Kamheh, Grace, and Body London, signalling a collective vision behind this new reality. The duality of colour and monochrome, nature and artifice, softness and defiance coexist within a single narrative, recording a moment of rebirth.

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Who participated in the NEW WORLD editorial?

Jack Buster, Margherita Alaimo, Daki Tavare, Andrew Boiling, Patience Boateng, Kaya Virmani, Chris Kurz, Charli Avery, Belle Lasky, Marah Piecq-Garcia, Haris Zac, Miriam Kamheh, Grace, and Body London appear in the credits.

What is the visual concept of NEW WORLD?

Underwater-like blue worlds alternate with raw black-and-white portraits, proposing two contrasting dimensions simultaneously. Duality of color and monochrome, nature and artifice, softness and vigilance coexist within one frame, documenting the moment of rebirth.