Fashion merges with sculpture in this conceptual shoot by creative director Justyna Kruszewska and photographer Wilbert Lati. Raw textures and rich colours adorn model Eliza, whose poses are mirrored by static sculptures, created by Kruszewska. Inspired by the work of the second prize winner of the L’Oréal Professionnel Talent Award for his BA 2014 Central Saint Martins Womenswear collection, Asai Andrew Ta, this editorial explores a linear idea of the noticeable, tangible and the unseen.
Clothing / Asai Andrew Ta
Clothing / Asai Andrew Ta
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Clothing / Asai Andrew Ta
Clothing / Asai Andrew Ta
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Clothing / Asai Andrew Ta
Clothing / Asai Andrew Ta
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Movement. Intention. Rhythm. For Schön! 48, we explore modern masculinity in momentum, capturing the poised energy of the Dior Men collection. Set against a minimalistic setting, photographer Maximilian Mair captures model Simon as he’s in motion. The pieces, styled by creative director Patrick Clark, see mirror the feeling of momentum and what it means to move freely. Hair for the editorial is by stylist Miwa Moroki.
tank top. FRNKOW
underwear. Modus Vivendi
belt. Jacquemus
tank top. FRNKOW
underwear. Modus Vivendi
belt. Jacquemus
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Paint yourself something pretty in this Schön! editorial photographed by Lucas Lei with fashion by José Caraballo who dresses Leo White in looks by ALEXANDRINO, Jacquemus and others, with artwork by Juan Bertoni.
underwear. PRISMA
necklace. Vintage
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trousers. Calvin Klein
underwear. PRISMA
necklace. Vintage
opposite
trousers. Calvin Klein
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tank top + underwear. Modus Vivendi
hat. Falconeri
tank top + underwear. Modus Vivendi
hat. Falconeri
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tank top. Modus Vivendi
hat. Falconeri
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tank top. ALEXANDRINO
undewear. Angel Schlesser
tank top. Modus Vivendi
hat. Falconeri
opposite
tank top. ALEXANDRINO
undewear. Angel Schlesser
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short. Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada
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underwear. Modus Vivendi
belt. VELEZ
short. Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada
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underwear. Modus Vivendi
belt. VELEZ
all clothing. Burberry
belt. Anderson’s
boots. Manolo Blahnik
all clothing. Burberry
belt. Anderson’s
boots. Manolo Blahnik
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Fresh off an intense five-and-a-half-hour tennis match, Jason Isaacs appears anything but drained; his enthusiasm is evident even over Zoom. Despite being deep into an exhaustive press tour — and likely having fielded every imaginable question — he’s genuinely eager to chat with Schön! about ‘The White Lotus‘. Perhaps it’s the setting — a tennis camp in Spain — that leaves him eager to fill downtime. More likely, it’s because Isaacs himself is a genuine fan. “I’m slightly marvelling that I’m in it. I’m used to being in indie movies that don’t come out – or come out and close quickly,” he laughs.
Season three of Mike White’s acclaimed dark comedy-drama transports viewers to a wellness retreat in Koh Samui, with Isaacs portraying Timothy Ratliff, a wealthy patriarch travelling with his family. Landing a role in such a coveted ensemble required Isaacs to step outside his norm and audition. “Because I don’t normally audition,” he shares, “I was the same bumbling, stuttering, insecure fool that I had been for the first ten years of my career.”
Isaacs is known for his remarkable ability to fully inhabit each character he portrays, seamlessly adopting new accents as needed. In ‘The Death of Stalin’, the Yorkshire accent felt natural from the script itself, while for ‘Harry Potter’, he crafted Lucius Malfoy’s voice to “drip with entitlement and arrogance and scorn.” Yet that performance almost didn’t happen. “I came up with his voice and they weren’t going to let me do it,” Isaacs recalls. “I did the first rehearsal, and [Chris Columbus and David Heyman] went, ‘I don’t know, it’s very, very extreme.’ Daniel [Radcliffe] was standing there, and he went, ‘I think it’s cool.’”
In his forthcoming film ‘The Salt Path‘, a poignant biographical drama adapted from Raynor “Ray” Winn’s memoir, Isaacs plays Moth Winn, a man grappling with homelessness and the devastating effects of corticobasal degeneration, a rare neurological disorder. “It’s a horrible cliché when people say that the landscape is a character in the film, but it’s a huge character in their life,” Isaacs reflects, noting the remarkable improvement in Moth’s condition during long walks. “Every audience member can guess, ‘Is it love? Is it nature?’,” he muses. “I like to believe it’s love.”
Looking ahead, Isaacs is gearing up to begin shooting several independent films, chosen as much for the creative challenge they offer him as for the enjoyment they promise audiences. “I’m not looking to build a career,” he explains. “I’m not looking to be anything that I’m not. I just want to keep having an interesting time at work.”
For now, he’s savouring time with his daughters — “Any time I can be on the same continent, my heart just settles a bit.” — and anticipating how many more hours of tennis he can squeeze in tomorrow.
full look. ZEGNA
full look. ZEGNA
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shirt. Fursac
trousers. Edward Sexton
boots. R.M Williams
bracelets throughout. Jason’s own
watch. TAG Heuer
shirt. Fursac
trousers. Edward Sexton
boots. R.M Williams
bracelets throughout. Jason’s own
watch. TAG Heuer
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all clothing. Edward Sexton
shoes. Harrys of London
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full look. ZEGNA
all clothing. Edward Sexton
shoes. Harrys of London
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full look. ZEGNA
