Sabato De Sarno, Jacopo Benass on a stage in front of a screen displaying the words in corpo presente and the IED logo. Three red chairs are visible behind them.
Two women sit facing each other on black chairs in front of red curtains. One wears a black dress with a white collar, the other a white textured dress with black details—echoing the chic contrast of Milan Loves Seoul.
A shirtless person with extensive tattoos on their chest, arms, and torso is standing and pulling up blue jeans, partially unzipped, against a plain light background.
A woman stands behind a frosted, ribbed glass panel with her hand pressed against it. Her profile and features are blurred, and she wears bracelets and a dark Salma Tahir sleeveless dress. The background and lighting are cool-toned.
A woman with long dark hair, wearing a white furry coat and white top, lies on a black surface and looks at the camera. The magazine cover reads COLD DIGITAL and simOne knows how to have fun.
A person dressed in all black sits on a chair inside a large, open black metal cube frame in a minimalist, white room. The person is in profile, wearing a tall hat, and appears contemplative.
KÁRYYN in theatrical makeup and costume, wearing a dark jacket with red cuffs, a white corset, blue skirt, and beige stockings, sits with hands in curly hair against a dark background.
A painting by Hiroki Yagi of a yellow vase with white flowers sits on a dark table, hung on a light gray wall. Colorful, small, flower-shaped decorations are arranged on the wall to the right of the painting.
A hand pours Aliena Coffee from a metal pitcher into a red cup and saucer on a wooden table, with a filter and coffee grounds visible in the lower left corner.
A woman stands against a light-colored wall, wearing a long brown leather coat with a wide belt, white faux fur collar and cuffs, black tights, and brown heeled shoes. Her expression is neutral.
Two people sit in dramatic lighting at Transpose at the Barbican; one is seated while another leans over their shoulder, embracing them from behind. The dimly lit scene, with deep shadows, creates a tense and emotional atmosphere.
Dan whitlam sits on a white bed in a vintage-style room with framed art and a fireplace. Dan Whitlam’s name appears on the image alongside the words COLD DIGITAL.
A woman stands in a worn, urban setting wearing asymmetrical beige and gray fabric by Jaoka Jaokha brand, draped around her body with white flowers strung along one side. She has a serious expression and wears black high-heeled shoes.
A person wears a blue hijab, oversized blazer, and wide-leg pants, standing beside a mannequin styled in jackets and denim skirts. The chic indoor setting hints at Samah Sulyman designer flair with cream walls, a curtain, and white wardrobe.
Coca Puma sits cross-legged on the floor of a cozy, dimly lit room, playing a red keyboard surrounded by instruments, cables, vinyls, and warm ambient light.
Behind-the-scenes prosthetic monster design by Pierre-Olivier Persin for The Substance (2024), practical effects inspired by Cronenberg.
Sculptural cocoon dress from Karina Bond SS26 featuring translucent layered textures inspired by organic forms.
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