FASHION
WHAT THE FASHION TEAM'S LOVING THIS MONTH
By Alice Dunlop, 12 February 2024
Instagram: @@cameronxreed
CREATIVE SPOTLIGHT
Cameron Reed - Photographer
Cameron's known for high NRG imagery ft. bright colours and strong, athletic poses. His portfolio includes work for *major* brands and mags – think Highsnob, Nike and On Running 🎾 Based in NYC, his conceptual approach to photography is making him hot property in the high-fashion world 🔥 Follow his insta to keep up!
Instagram: @@thameswater
Jamie Seechurn - 3D Artist
The LDN-based 3D artist uses CGI and VFX to create surreal and dreamy visual wonderlands you wanna wander right into. He's worked on plenty of high-profile collabs like Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama, Palace x Rimowa and Disney x Charlotte Tilbury ✨ Jamie's now taking the leap into Creative Direction – watch this space 🎬
Instagram: @@felixchoong
READ
Felix Choong created Nice Outfit magazine as a way to start new conversations around fashion. Issue 2 is available now and goes beyond your typical glossy stories to look at hedonism, the art of cutting up clothing and plenty more. It's impactful and unique – we 🩵 it.
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LISTEN
The Face is known for bringing new perspectives to beauty, fashion, music and culture. It's a mag that's always in the know when it comes to new talent, too – which is why their weekly playlist is sooo on-point. It's put together by their talented staff, so whether you're into jungle, alt-rock or are looking for something new to 🔌 into – they've got it.
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WATCH
[TW] How To Have Sex – the first feature film from British director Molly Manning-Walker – is an absolute *must-watch*. It follow 3 friends on their post-GCSE gals holiday to Malia – where the characters navigate peer pressure, sexuality and consent. It combines the grittiness of Skins-era TV with a 00s teen comedy – and is gaining all the right attention ✅
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VISIT
Tell the GC you're going to Somerset House this weekend cos there's an adorable new exhibition on – and it's called 'Cute'. It features contemporary art exploring cuteness and how it's influenced culture – from plushie toys to video games, emojis and TikTok filters. Plus, it celebrates the 50th anniversary of the ultimate QT, Hello Kitty. Don't miss this one – it's niche but thought-provoking 🩷
