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Video credits:
Director – Eartheater
Producer – Eartheater
Vision – Eartheater
DP – Moshpxt
Editing – Moshpxt
Big Locket – Minho Nukim
Little Locket – Minho Nukim
Styling – Lee Christmas
Hair – Luisa Popovic
Makeup – Dorian Ferrer
PA – Tiffany Clark
PA – Ish Couture
Cars – Tyler John
Dog – Kali
Dog dad – Raheem
Muscle – Becky
Additional Footage – Becky
Video Vixen – Shawn Powers
Special thanks – Jeff Bratton, Lana Miller, Matt Cuttler

Harry Peccinotti is a photographer, known for his erotic work. He was born in the 1930s and continues to be an influential figure in art and fashion photography. His work as art director of the UK fashion magazine Nova is widely considered as influential for its graphic design as well as photography. His work typically features sensual close-up shots of the female form and the face in particular.

The Pirelli Calendar, also known as “The Cal”™, was the brainchild of Pirelli UK Limited, the Group’s British subsidiary, which worked on the project with ample leeway. In 1964 the Brits, looking for a marketing strategy to help Pirelli stand out from domestic competition, appointed the art director Derek Forsyth and British photographer Robert Freeman, famous for his portraits of the Beatles, to produce what was an entirely innovative project for its day.
The result was a refined, exclusive product with artistic and cultural connotations that from the start set it apart from the world of fashion and glamour. For 50 years since then, “The Cal”™ has continued to mark the passing of time with images by the most highly acclaimed photographers of the moment – capturing and interpreting contemporary culture and often setting new trends.
From 1964 to 2021, a total of 48 Pirelli Calendars have been produced by 37 photographers.

The early years of “The Cal”TM were the days of the Beatles, rock music and the mini skirt, but also youth protest movements and anti-Vietnam peace rallies. The Calendar soon cast off its original role as a “corporate freebie” for key clients, becoming an exclusive publication destined for a select few recipients. The models were mostly young newcomers, photographed in atmospheric, elite settings: exotic beach backdrops and natural locations. But even these early glossy images yielded a glimpse of the Calendar’s true aesthetic and cultural philosophy: “The Cal”TM aspired to be a sign of changing times.

Source: https://pirellicalendar.pirelli.com/en/home

Amina Muaddi, footwear and accessories designer, introduced her Drop 2/22 campaign, which was conceived with her Arab roots in mind. Photographer Dexter Navy went to Cairo, Egypt, to capture these striking campaign featuring leading model Imaan Hammam.

Sierra Brave landed her first billboard on none other than the iconic Sunset Strip, the most exciting venue for billboards and tall-walls on the west coast. Modeling for Riot Swim the brand beloved for it’s minimal luxe aesthetic. The billboard was Shot in Cabo, San Lucas by Crsytal Flores where sierra wore the cheeky ‘Pheonix One-Piece Surf’ swimsuit.

Gillian Nation a long-time muse for the global lifestyle brand Guess donned the brand’s latest eyewear. Two different images shot by Yasmin Kateb were selected to be featured in one of the world’s busiest pedestrian areas, Times Square NYC.

Lauren Sintes was shot by Carlo Furgeri Gilbert for the high-end Italian brand Intimissimi. The photos can be found in countless large-scale billboards and placed on transit around Rome and Milan.

Sierra, can be found in Vol. 1 chapter 1, 15, 16, and 24 with more to come for Vol. 1 and 2. Gillian Nation and Lauren Sintes photosets will be published soon in Vol. 1 Subscribe to be notified.

Photographer: Cédric Buchet
Stylist: Simon Robins
Hair: Maranda Widlund
Makeup: Patty Dubroff

Photographer: Steven Klein
Model: Kim Kardashian
Fashion Editor: Katie Grand
Makeup Artist: Stéphane Marais
Hair Stylist: Akki Sharikawa

In the latest episode of Vogue’s Objects of Affection series, Rick Owens discusses his Giacomo Balla chairs, his Owenscorp furniture, and the apartment’s pièce de résistance, an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus.

Director: Filippo Castellano
Director of Photography: Leonardo Castellano
Editor: Robby Massey
Supervising Producer: Jordin Rocchi
Associate Director, Creative Development: Billie Porter
Manager, Creative Development: Alexandra Gurvitch
Director, Creative Development: Anna Page Nadin
Production Company: Olympìque
Executive Producer: Tommaso Fajdiga
Producer: Silvia Fazio
1st AC: Riccardo Virgili
2nd AC: Greta Cadlolo
Gaffer: Alessandro Gentili
Audio: Paula Ferri Carazo
Production Manager: Edith Pauccar
Production Coordinator: Kit Fogarty
Senior Director, Production Management: Tina Magnuson
Post-Production Coordinator: Andrea Farr
Post-Production Supervisor: Marco Glinbizzi
Director of Content: Rahel Gebreyes
VP, Digital Video Programming and Development: Joe Pickard