Meet Eren Kaya, the man who feels all of the emotions in this Schön! editorial featuring looks by Roberto Cavalli, Nike, Louis Vuitton styled by Beagy Zielinski, photographed by Alexander Ermakov with hair and make up by Arina Zubakhina. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Alexander Ermakov fashion. Beagy Zielinski model. Eren Kaya @ A.N.T. Management hair + make up. Arina Zubakhina retouch. Retouch Gang location. Enso Studio Dubai
As part of European Month of Photography, Fotografiska Berlin welcomes you into the creative world of Frank Ockenfels 3 and his forthcoming exhibition, Introspection. On view from January 30, Introspection delves into the artist’s journey, presenting his career through a series of interconnected sections, unified by his journals. What began as simple notes scribbled onto Polaroids—used to document lighting setups and plan upcoming shoots—morphed into a deeply personal medium. These journals became a space to record conversations with his subjects, explore creative ideas, work through artistic influences, and map his personal and professional evolution. The exhibition blends new photographic works with unconventional, mixed-media creations where photography is no longer the primary focus. Skateboards, newspapers, and scrap metal become unconventional canvases for Ockenfels’s expressive use of paint, pen, and brush. Through his intentionally raw and experimental manipulation of images, portraits of others are transformed into mirrors of his own identity, offering a glimpse into his inner world and creative psyche. To recognise the preview and opening of the exhibit in Berlin, Schön! chats with Frank Ockenfels 3 about his process, Introspection, and more. Your creative process merges photography with journaling, drawing, and collage. How do you decide which medium best expresses a particular… Read more »
In one of the most anticipated events all year, Dior’s latest Haute Couture collection for the Spring/Summer 2025 season is occurring live from Paris today, 27th January, at 3:00 PM CET. Maria Grazia Chiuri is gearing up to showcase the collection which will look at “the moment of transition between childhood and adulthood and how this moment is represented in a transformation of what we wear.” Ahead of the event, the Maison teased a possible inspiration behind the collection: Dorothea Tanning’s iconic 1943 painting Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, pulling from Tanning’s surrealist aesthetic and enigmatic themes. To commemorate the collection and show, the House commissioned an immersive installation translated into large-scale textile panels by painter Rithika Merchant aptly titled “The Flowers We Grew,” further leaning into the period between childhood and adulthood. Stream the show live from Paris on Monday, January 27, at 3:00 PM CET on Schön!
From Valentino to New Balance, our idea of a perfect eden is a place where fashion and nature converge. In this Schön! editorial, captured by photographer Cynthia Villamil who also provides art direction, stylist Amber Rana and set designer Maisie Sattler use pieces and garments that defy the elements and showcase nature in all its beauty. Model Anabella Ross wears looks by Oakley, RAINS, Mila Sullivan and others with make up by artist Naomi Heather Hadar. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography, art direction + retouch. Cynthia Villamil fashion. Amber Rana model. Anabella Ross @ Kollektiv MGMT make up. Naomi Heather Hadar set design. Maisie Sattler location. Brooklyn, New York
Ahead of this year’s Igloofest happening in Montreal from the 16th of January until 8th of February, Schön! hand-selected three artists to curate their own special playlists ahead of the event. First up? Germany’s very own Yulia Niko. Niko has firmly established herself as a key figure in the global electronic music scene, earning recognition through her collaborations with influential labels like Crosstown Rebels and Watergate since starting her journey at just 15 years of age. Since then, she’s been dedicated to leaning into her love of music. Now a globally celebrated artist with a packed tour schedule and a growing catalog of highly acclaimed releases, she debuted her first album, TWINSOUL, last year and is now ready to grace the stage at the festival. Hey, what are you up to right now? Hey there, thanks for having me! Right now, I am on the train to the airport. Somehow I ended up living in a small town in the south of Germany and spent about 2 hours getting to the airport. Sounds fine, but most of the time, German trains are late or cancelled. I guess many people have no idea about the number of problems artists deal with being… Read more »
Peel back the layers in this Schön! editorial photographed by Moïse Luzolo with art direction by Luzolo and Kamgang Nzoyem. In the editorial, women reveal themselves in the heart of winter — whether at home, the office, on the street, sports or at the airport, each context is a visual exploration where fashion meets reality. Styling is by Estelle Saïdani who dresses model Alizée Priso in looks by The Frankie Shop, Moulting Press, From Future and others with hair by stylist Néné Barry and make up by Daurianne Emboule. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Moïse Luzolo art direction. Kamgang Nzoyem fashion. Estelle Saïdani model. Alizée Priso hair. Néné Barry make up. Daurianne Emboule set design. Sabrina Forte lighting. UFO fashion assistant. Julie Cabaret set design assistant. Nanna Greiersen location. Phenix Studios
As Igloofest returns to Montreal from January 16 to February 8, Schön! has invited three standout artists to create exclusive playlists in anticipation of the event. Hailing from Montreal is Canadian drag performer and DJ Sisi Superstar, best known for competing on Season 4 of Canada’s Drag Race in 2023, where she showcased her vibrant personality and talent. Sisi, who is supporting legend Princess Superstar on the Vidéotron stage for the final night of the festival, is celebrated for her unique sense of style, bold performances, and contributions to Montreal’s drag and queer nightlife scenes. Hey, what are you up to right now? Watching my Sailor Moon DVD my bestie just got me in my drag room with a cup of lemon, ginger and honey tea. Ready to spill! If someone asked you what your origin story was, how would you describe it? It’s seriously way too complex, crazy and long. I would show them “Naughty Girl” by Chris Lilley on YouTube! Please, if you are reading this, watch it. Describe your style in 3 words. Authentic, emo, glam. What is the most precious thing in your wardrobe? My Tweety Bird oversized pyjama shirt that I used to wear at the… Read more »
Find serenity in this Schön! editorial featuring a curated selection of beauty goods by Victoria Beckham, CHANEL Beauty, Dries Van Noten and others handpicked by Patrick Clark with photography by Tom Brannigan and set design by Géraldine Charbit. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Tom Brannigan fashion + set design. Géraldine Charbit beauty + editor. Patrick Clark
It’s no secret that, whether it’s on the field or at home, Nike is dedicated to serving athletes who channel their passion, energy, and focus into every part of life. Their latest Nike 24.7 apparel collection is designed to keep pace, offering performance-driven style for any moment of the day. One of the people in charge of ensuring athlete’s day-to-day needs are met in their clothing is Jackie Safley, the Global GM of Women’s Training at Nike. “Nike Training is dedicated to supporting all athletes to be better — whether for sport or life,” says Safley. “The Nike 24.7 collection embodies this commitment, delivering unmatched innovation with performance materials, ultimate comfort and an elevated fit thoughtfully crafted for every body and every move.” This groundbreaking collection redefines the boundaries between sport and lifestyle, delivering a polished, elevated look without compromising on comfort or functionality. It’s designed to support the athlete’s full lifestyle, offering versatile, distraction-free apparel that transitions effortlessly from the gym to the street and everywhere in between. Ahead of the launch of Nike 24.7, Schön! sat down with Jackie Safley to discuss crafting the new collection, working with athletes, and more. How would you describe your role within… Read more »
Get ready to win in this Schön! editorial captured by photographer Jacopo Peloso with creative direction and fashion by Chiara Naretto who dresses model Vika Reza in looks by Jimmy Choo, Balestra, Chiara Naretto and others. Hair for the editorial is by stylist Marica Abbascià with make up by Chiara Scaglioni. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Jacopo Peloso creative direction + fashion. Chiara Naretto model. Vika Reza @ Elite Modeling Agency Network hair. Marica Abbascià make up. Chiara Scaglioni fashion assistant. Lisa Pantaleo lighting assistant. Davide Cirla
I was looking over the pristine, snow-covered Alps in Lech am Arlberg. It was at that moment – struck by a sense of calm and reflection – that the idea for Schön! alive came to me. I wanted to create a magazine that moves beyond the surface, that goes deeper into the minds, stories and insights of the individuals who are shaping how we live and connect with the world. For years, Schön! has celebrated images – the artistry of fashion, the drama of style. With Schön! alive, my team and I invite you on a journey beyond the visible, exploring the stories, philosophies and creative souls shaping the way we live, think and feel. This first issue focuses on mindfulness – an exploration of how intentionality can transform our everyday reality. On the Croatian island of Hvar, we visit the Maslina Resort near the 2,400-year-old town of Stari Grad which epitomises the philosophy of ‘mindful luxury’. In Tuscany, the serene Castelfalfi Resort offers a unique escape where guests can connect with nature and history. In Bonaire, photographer Stephanie Pistel captures the unspoilt magic of the Caribbean Island. Adventure lovers will find inspiration in the story of BMW Motorrad riders… Read more »
Drawing inspiration from Chizuko Ueno’s Misogyny, this Schön! editorial explores how, in a patriarchal society, misogyny is not only perpetuated by men toward women but also internalized by women themselves. This dynamic becomes particularly pronounced in the modern workplace, where self-loathing can manifest outwardly as conflict with other women. In this editorial, photographer Sven Liu seeks to shed light on the tensions and self-repression experienced by working women, encouraging reflection on how to break free from the limitations imposed by patriarchal systems. Centring on two female characters: a high-ranking, detached, and cold boss, and a newly hired, inexperienced junior employee, Liu captures exaggerated poses, makeup, and styling to illustrate the complexity of their relationship. photography. Sven Liu fashion. Maxlo model. Yao Chen @ lacocomodels + TianYi Zheng @ TOGETHERMODEL hair. Cyndia Zhang make up. Zoe Zhang production. Amy
Step into the vortex with photographer Mauro Matalone who photographs model Eben in looks by ADOLFO DOMINGUEZ, Tom Ford, Boss and others styled by Ale Lozano with hair and make up by Ibar Vacino. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + retouch. Mauro Matalone art direction + fashion. Ale Lozano model. Eben @ The Vanguard Management hair + make up. Ibar Vacino fashion assistant. Ana Rodrigo specials thanks. Llamazares y de Delgado, XXL Comunicación + Blend Bcn Showroom
“Who are we? The human breed comes naked to this place called the fear machine. Crawling out in bloody slime, multiplying pain and crime. And when the earth is slowly burning, the killer girl slips in a boundless uniform. Destructive nature of the fire, delusion only sees. Illuminating thoughts in void, as nothingness what fire fears. Killer girl brings suffocation, expression through the bonds of being. Turned off machine, turns off the lights, in darkness finally sees the heart, the killing of the flame, and finally, death to the eyes. This Schön! editorial written by Mia Doan has been photographed and directed by Marc Aldinger with fashion by Natalia Wierzbicka who styles Emma Groeper in looks by Coach, Balenciaga, Scarosso and others, with hair and make up by Abi Hutchinson. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Marc Aldinger fashion. Natalia Wierzbicka model.Emma Groeper @ Tigers Management hair + make up. Abi Hutchinson set. Perrti Hagelstein retouch. Marc Aldinger lighting. Marco Breidenbach text. Mia Doan photography assistants. Burak Isseven
Isaac is a fragmented narrative told through the voices of four characters and the observant perspective of Isaac, a young man captivated by scars and bodily marks. Structured episodically, each character reveals their personal story, weaving a vivid portrait of fictional figures born from imagination. Born from a collaboration between director of photography Pablo Garrido Carreras, filmmaker Serjiososo, and fashion photographer Majo Válido, the film centers around portraits of imagined characters, presenting them as though they were individuals encountered in everyday life and social settings in Madrid. Shot in black and white on 16 mm film using a Bolex camera during the springtime, the work explores the intersection of portraiture, fashion, and fiction all while crafting characters and capturing their essence in a seamless blend of image and voice. This Schön! visual has been produced by direction. Serjiososo cinematography. Pablo Garrido Carreras still photography. Majo Válido fashion. Kiki Quicler cast. Isaac, Daniella, Sergio, Ismail + Ariday casting. Zerek hair, make up + sfx. Andrea Egido production. take a nap, Jorge Criado + Edu Montes colorist. Ana Alborés graphic design. Pablo Bondía music + sound design. Blanco Palmera assistant. Brais García Martinez acknowledgements. Gecisa + LAB Digital Orchard Kodak London studio…. Read more »
“Growing up, I spent most of my teenage years splitting my time between Kreuzberg and Potsdam,” explains photographer Tim Grupp when asked about the inspiration behind his Schön! editorial. “Long train rides that would bring me to either destination. Home was loud and violent so we spent most of our time getting into trouble outside. That train ride was the time when everything went silent. And that train, that silence, was what took him. Through this story, I felt like I was able to take a glimpse back into my past but celebrate the present of being in Los Angeles and having a medium to recreate some of my memories with my camera.” Models Rob Coe, August Gonet and Dillan Page wear looks by Paul Smith, Adidas Wales Bonner, Converse and others styled by Kenn Law with hair and make up by Dillon Pena. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Tim Grupp fashion. Kenn Law model. Rob Coe, August Gonet + Dillan Page casting. Alexander Torres hair + make up. Dillon Pena photography assistant. Jahsai Sommerville production assistant. Juan Vega
Flux; the action or process of flowing or flowing out. See how model Karol Chalá is in a constant state of flux in this Schön! editorial photographed by Edward Córdoba with fashion by Juanita Zuluaga who dresses Chalá in looks by Casa Otrura, GONA, Manuel de la Vega and others, with hair and make up by Gino Mateus. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Edward Córdoba fashion. Juanita Zuluaga model. Karol Chalá @ Next hair. Gino Mateus @ Balmain Hair Couture Spain make up. Gino Mateus @ Guerlain retouch + video. Andreas Sichel photography assistant. Isra Lozano fashion assistant. Guiomar de Mesa beauty assistant. Tatiana Ortíz
What makes a city unique? For photographer Alberto Tandoi, London is completely shaped by the people in it. In this Schön! photo diary, Tandoi captures the essence of the city, photographing those who live, work, and play in it. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Alberto Tandoi
Brendan Doyle is one perfect stranger in looks by Landeros, Rothco, Dolce & Gabbana and others styled by Mimi Fisher and photographed by Sheri Manson with grooming and make up by Andreas Schonagel. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Sheri Manson fashion. Mimi Fisher model. Brendan Doyle @ Misfit Model Management grooming, hair + make up. Andreas Schonagel
Sisters are doing it for themselves in this Schön! editorial photographed by Ayanda Oluwapelumi with fashion by Ejembi Theresa who dresses models Morakinyo Victoria, Mosunmola Dosumu and Gabriel Titilola in looks by SEW & SLAY. Hair for the editorial is by stylist Adeniran Ayomide. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Ayanda Oluwapelumi fashion. Ejembi Theresa model. Morakinyo Victoria, Mosunmola Dosumu + Gabriel Titilola hair. Adeniran Ayomide
This Schön! editorial, photographed by Isabella Gao, redefines everyday objects as instruments of self-expression, blurring the line between the ordinary and the extraordinary. By diving into the mundane — like items we interact with daily, often unnoticed — Gao and stylist Deqiu Kong see how they can spark fresh narratives and serve as mediums for personal storytelling. It’s more than a tribute to the commonplace; it’s an invitation to uncover the deep connections between what we use, what we wear, and how we communicate our identities. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Isabella Gao fashion. Deqiu Kong model. IRIS @ Brave Model Management hair + make up. Alessia Trotta
Sapeur de vivre; “a master of living” or “someone who excels at living life.” Model Mamadou combines the idea of living life with elegance in this Schön! editorial photographed by Sandra De Feudis while wearing looks by Aenema, Zegna, Marséll and others styled by Mariachiara Mazzariello with grooming by Matia Corrias. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Sandra De Feudis fashion. Mariachiara Mazzariello model. Mamadou @ Tank Agency grooming. Matia Corrias fashion assistant. Vera Cropelli
Red hues are the colour of 2025 in this Schön! editorial photographed by Virginia Di Mauro with fashion by Svitlana Otosa who styles model Ye Jia Yun in looks by Max Mara, Stuart Weitzman, and others. Hair and make up by artist Mariangela Palatini. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Virginia Di Mauro fashion. Svitlana Otosa model. Ye Jia Yun @ Fashion Model Management hair + make up. Mariangela Palatini digital retouch. Olya Kushyk paper giant flower prop. Lucia D’Oria Fairy Lu Creative
Stroll into the new year and touch grass as the boundary between nature and fashion blurs in this Schön! editorial captured and art directed by Maria Larrea with set design by Isabel de Andres Velasco. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Maria Larrea set design. Isabel de Andres Velasco
‘’It’s at its start now, and if you are not a part of it now, you miss out’,’ These are the words of Ramadan Alharatani, CEO of MDLBEAST. An event that should be marked in your agenda for December 2025 — we are talking about the Middle East’s biggest go-to event of the year. Located in the heart of Saudi Arabia, entertainment company MDLBEAST celebrated the fifth anniversary of Soundstorm and the fourth XP Music Futures with one bold vision: unite the unseen combined with the established. The leading platform invited Schön! to an unforgettable experience of music and dance enriched by a variety of diverse cultures and fresh new sounds that are ready to take over and redefine the music industry. With a staggering 450,000 visitors, Soundstorm has cemented its status as a global trailblazer in the music festival scene, drawing industry titans like David Guetta, Eminem, Camilla Cabello, The Roots, 30 Seconds To Mars, Tems, A$AP Rocky, Linkin Park, and more to the heart of the desert for its highly anticipated 2024 edition. Just a week prior, the region came alive with XP Music Futures, a three-day creative playground connecting Saudi Arabia, the region, and the world. Attendees… Read more »
Great expectations are met in this Schön! editorial featuring model Charlie Royall photographed and styled by Polina and Vladimir Mordvinovs using looks by Diesel, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana and others. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + fashion. Polina + Vladimir Mordvinovs model. Charlie Royall @ The Lab Models
In a world of contradictions, beauty emerges in balance. This Schön! editorial, photographed by Jean-Luc Joseph with creative direction by Celestia Seyvant and fashion by Arut Arustamyan, captures the delicate tension between strength and vulnerability, boldness and subtlety. This editorial showcases the art of contrast through a curated lens, redefining elegance for the modern muse. Model Alina Kosareva wears looks by The Frankie Shop, Christian Cowan, Isabel Marant and others, with hair by Jerome Cultrera and make up by Misa Akamatsu. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Jean-Luc Joseph creative direction. Celestia Seyvant fashion. Arut Arustamyan model. Alina Kosareva @ 28Models hair. Jerome Cultrera @ L’Atelier NYC make up. Misa Akamatsu photography assistants. Khalfani location. Sii8NY
Designer Ponomarev Andrei and photographer Marie Korobeynikova see Ilai Kendollov go from after party to after party in looks styled by Nataliya Pravdina and with hair and make up by Daria Solovyeva. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Marie Korobeynikova designer. Ponomarev Andrei styling. Nataliya Pravdina model. Ilai Kendollov hair + make up. Daria Solovyeva video. Anton Danilenko post production + assistant. Alena Shvetsova location. 25.LVL
“In October’s embrace, the garden turns into a tapestry of autumn hues. Amidst the falling leaves and crisp air, the boys become one with this serene haven, while their outfits echoing the season’s colours.” Before the year comes to a close, return to autumn in this Schön! editorial and visual captured by photographer Alejandra Loaiza and videographers Maciek Gilewski and Alejandra Loaiza. With styling by Aliyah Semillano, models Ian Hutchins and Alioune Mbaye wear looks by Gucci, Emporio Armani, MM6 Maison Margiela and others, with hair by Clotilde Laisne and make up by Christine Hubert. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Alejandra Loaiza fashion. Aliyah Semillano models. Ian Hutchins + Alioune Mbaye @ 16PARIS MANAGEMENT hair. Clotilde Laisne make up. Christine Hubert video. Maciek Gilewski + Alejandra Loaiza retouch. Alina photography assistant. Nicolas Rodriguez fashion assistant. Daniela Rodriguez
Fashion is fierce in this Schön! editorial photographed and styled by Lineta Liduma who dresses model Lynca Ruta in looks by Valentine Tinchant, Yentse, Dolce & Gabbana, and others with make up by Dorothy Vandemaele. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + fashion. Lineta Liduma model. Lynca Ruta @ Dominique Models make up. Dorothy Vandemaele
Meet Saul Jimenez, the boy from Weimar, in this Schön! editorial photographed by Amanda Pratt with fashion by Luis Rodriguez who dresses Jimenez in looks by Helmut Lang, Simone Rocha, Sandro and others, with hair and make up by Willow Mayor. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Amanda Pratt fashion. Luis Rodriguez model. Saul Jimenez hair + make up. Willow Mayor digi tech. Chris Glover photography assistant. David Walthers fashion assistants. Nate Woodruff + Seoul Choi
Sail away to the Sejerø Bay with photographer Andrea Brandt who photographs models Christian Frederiksen and Mathilde Lakjaer who are styled by Ida Langkjær in looks by Calvin Klein, J. Lindberg, Kristin Sigus and others, with hair and make up by Aiden Rodrigo. This Schön! editorial has been produced by direction + photography. Andrea Brandt fashion. Ida Langkjær models. Christian Frederiksen + Mathilde Lakjaer @ Unique Models hair + make up. Aiden Rodrigo
There are no rookies in this Schön! editorial photographed by Dalila Slimani with creative direction and fashion by Veronica Andreola who styles Mattia in looks by Edoardo Baraggioli, Valentina Lauriola, Philipp Wilhelm and others, with make up by Caterina Camera. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Dalila Slimani creative direction + fashion. Veronica Andreola model. Mattia @ Persona make up. Caterina Camera fashion assistant. Valentina Lauriola
Capturing the serene intersection of human grace and natural splendour is photographer XUYINGNAN who weaves a visual poem, alongside stylist Cindy who dresses model LUOJIALE in looks by YT STUDIO, OfAkiva and others, that celebrates the changing seasons with both quiet introspection and vivid life. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. XUYINGNAN fashion. Cindy model. LUOJIALE @ Aethos casting + production. Papper hair. JiaQi make up. Jessi production. IllusionOfficial set design. LIU retouch. Peter assistant. Wang
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. Searching for the perfect game to bring friends and family together this holiday season? If you want to elevate your gatherings with a touch of elegance, Chanel’s Pétanque Set is equal parts fun and fashion. Crafted from premium materials, including stainless steel, leather, and wood, this set promises not only long-lasting durability but also an aesthetic appeal that’s hard to ignore. With this pétanque set, you’re not just playing a game — you’re making a fashionable statement. Check out the Pétanque Set at chanel.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Amber Louise
With his signature blend of humour and creativity, Boman Martinez-Reid has become a beacon of boundary-breaking storytelling in the entertainment world. From redefining TikTok comedy to helming his own television series, Made for TV, which is now streaming on The Roku Channel, Martinez-Reid seamlessly bridges the digital and traditional media landscapes. Speaking to Schön! for this interview, he delves into the genre-bending world of his show, his evolution from viral content creator to executive producer, and the powerful role humour plays in sparking important conversations. Congratulations on Made for TV! The show takes viewers on a journey through various genres. What was the most surprising thing you learned about yourself while navigating these different television worlds? I think what surprised me the most was how much taking on these different genres challenged my confidence. This show was born out of the blind confidence I had, which my showrunner quickly noticed. We’d talk about various genres and the shows we watched within them, and I would often say, “This seems so easy—like, it can’t be that hard to be on a cooking show or Drag Race.” I think many of us watch reality TV with a similar mentality, assuming it’s easy… Read more »
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. Looking for that perfect holiday lipstick? Or maybe an eyeshadow palette with the sparkliest shades? You’ll want to run — not walk — to get your hands on the best of Prada Beauty’s limited edition holiday range before it’s gone. The Limited Edition Monochrome Hyper Matte lipstick and Monochrome Soft Matte Limited Edition lipstick are deliciously pigmented and give the lip a luxurious matte finish, and the Prada Balm Limited Edition lip balm hydrates and smoothes the lip whilst providing 24-hour moisture. For a bold eye, look to the Dimensions Durable Multi-Effect Eyeshadow palette in various rich shades designed to keep you looking your best all holiday season long. Check out the Prada Balm Limited Edition lip balm, Prada Limited Edition Monochrome Hyper Matte lipstick, Prada Monochrome Soft Matte Limited Edition lipstick, Prada Dimensions Durable Multi-Effect Eyeshadow palette at prada.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Amber… Read more »
The COLORS Show has gained a reputation for its unique approach to showcasing artists, focusing purely on raw talent and individuality and shaping the early careers of artists like Billie Eilish, Doja Cat, Jorja Smith, and others. In this intimate setting, stripped of distractions, artists are given the platform to reveal their true selves. One artist who recently performed on the show is Louisiana native I Am Roze. After being discovered by the acclaimed producer Fred Again, Roze has emerged as a powerful new voice in the music world, creating a unique blend of R&B and soul that’s rich in storytelling and velvety in delivery. For their COLORS performance, I Am Roze shared an intimate and soulful rendition of their newly released single ‘Dollar,’ a track from the upcoming EP ‘Social Commentary’. Roze chats with Schön! about making their COLORS debut, the new song, and more. The COLORS Show is known for stripping things back to the essentials, focusing on raw talent and individuality. How did you approach this performance, and what story or emotion were you hoping to convey? I wanted to step on stage, bare my soul, and let the world know that I have something to say that… Read more »
Jon Chu’s film adaptation of the musical Wicked has been out in theatres for nearly three weeks and has broken countless records, including the highest-grossing Broadway musical movie at the box office, inching towards the $500 million mark. Starring Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba and Ariana Grande as Glinda, the casting contains a web of invisible strings between the actors and their characters. It’s no secret that both Ariana and Cynthia were huge fans of the musical and worked their entire lives to fill these roles, but one lesser-known arc is the invisible string from the world of Oz that belongs to Ethan Slater who was undoubtedly destined to be a part of this world. Ethan’s first introduction to Oz was just him trying to please his older sister, who had landed the starring role in their local production of The Wizard of Oz and needed someone to play her beloved pup, Toto. A few years later, he became one of the lucky ones to say he witnessed Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel in the original cast of Wicked. In sixth grade, he played the wizard in his middle school production of The Wizard of Oz. But before finally landing the… Read more »
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. Are those Christmas bells swinging back and forth? No, it’s something even better: the Maheki Embossed Leather Shoulder Bag and Maheki Embossed Leather Half Moon Purse. For those who value both style and function, these monogram-embossed leather purses with brass finishes are an easy “add to cart.” Whether you’re attending family gatherings or late-night champagne-filled parties, they pair beautifully with almost any outfit — except, perhaps, your Christmas pyjamas. Check out the Maheki Embossed Leather Shoulder Bag and Maheki Embossed Leather Half Moon Purse at lacoste.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Amber Louise
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. Red is undeniably the colour that most epitomises the spirit of Christmas. What’s more iconic than Christian Louboutin’s red soles? The Kate Max pumps, crafted entirely in luxurious black-gold velour, feature sleek, elegant lines, a pointed toe, and the signature low-cut vamp. And much like Rudolph’s bright nose, the iconic Louboutin red remains vibrant — truly standing the test of time. Check out the Kate Max pumps at christianlouboutin.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Kelsey Barnes
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. As the snowflakes gently fall and the warmth of loved ones fills the air, there’s no better way to toast your way into the holiday spirit with Ruinart‘s Blanc de Blancs. Maison Ruinart, the world’s oldest Champagne house, has been synonymous with exquisite craftsmanship and unparalleled quality. Each bottle is a testament to their dedication to the art of Champagne, with Blanc de Blancs, in particular, offering a delectable taste of white peach, gala apple, grated ginger and preserved lemon. Check out Ruinart’s Blanc de Blancs at ruinart.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Kelsey Barnes
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. Time is ticking and the most wonderful time of the year is nearly here. With 13 days away from Christmas, Dior gives Santa an alternative to carry the most special of Christmas gifts in their Bobby Bag, a refined twist on the hobo silhouette. Adorned with antique gold-finish metal details that exude vintage charm, it is the bag to take you from day-to-night, Christmas party to holiday dinner, whether it’s by hand, over the shoulder, or crossbody. Check out the Dior Bobby Bag at dior.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Kelsey Barnes
Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. As the perfect finishing touch to your holiday gifting, add a few accessories under the Christmas tree for an extra special treat. Accessories can make or break an outfit in the wintertime — think hats, gloves, scarves and the like —but even if the sun disappears for a few months, it doesn’t mean our eyes should be forgotten. With bold, elegant, and chic sleek frames, the Panthère de Cartier sunglasses stand out as a timeless piece that embodies the spirit of Cartier. Check out the Panthère de Cartier sunglasses at cartier.com. video + edit. Théo Clark creative direction + styling. Patrick Clark social media editor. Merilyn Chang location. Blow Up Studio words. Kelsey Barnes
With the return of twinkling lights affixed to homes, scents of pine & cinnamon following you wherever you go, sounds of bells ringing & carols singing, and the frosty winter temperatures, it’s clear that the 2024 holiday season is here. Now that the most festive time of the year is upon us, Schön! invites you to explore our curated holiday gift guide — pieces hand-selected by our editors — to ensure you’re making a list (and checking it twice) for your loved ones this season. It’s a known fact that Santa carries his own sack full of presents for good girls & boys, but what about the presents for the avant-garde tastemakers? When going back through Louis Vuitton‘s archives, we find the Speedy — a staple for the French fashion house that was originally released in the 1930s. And with every passing year inevitably coming to a close, one mainstay has been the House’s trusty timeless bag which has gone from strength to strength. The latest 2024 iteration, which was reimagined by Louis Vuitton Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams, is called the Speedy P9. With its adornments of the House’s signature screen-printed Monogram motif in luxurious grained calfskin, it fits… Read more »
Jingjing Jia, a Chinese stylist and creative director, is redefining the fashion landscape with her seamless fusion of avant-garde aesthetics and timeless elegance. With an innovative approach that merges bold creativity with refined sophistication, Jia crafts fashion narratives that transcend traditional boundaries between art and storytelling, as depicted in her editorial titled “Beneath the Surface.” “The inspiration for “Beneath the Surface” came from a desire to explore how fashion and creativity can reveal layers of identity that often remain unseen,” Jia states to Schön!. “I wanted to challenge the idea of clothing and styling as merely decorative, instead using them as tools to express deeper emotions and narratives.” The imagery focuses on the intricate and intimate relationship between our personal identities and how we incorporate our clothes into that — using tights, body painting, and projections. By using the body as a dynamic canvas, “Beneath the Surface” reinterprets beauty, challenging the distinctions between outer appearance and inner essence. Schön! chats with Jingjing Jia about her work as a creative director, the inspiration and motivation behind “Beneath the Surface,” and more. You seamlessly blend avant-garde aesthetics with timeless elegance. Which designers or artists have influenced your unique style the most? I believe… Read more »
Positive thinking takes priority in this Schön! editorial photographed by Mateo Cidrás with fashion by Maya Lu who dresses model Clara in looks by NAMILIA, Ottolinger, Tory Burch, and others, with hair by Felix Stösser and make up by artist Rebecca Schmitz. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Mateo Cidrás fashion. Maya Lu model. Clara @ Mint Artist Management casting + production. Miguel Braña hair. Felix Stösser @ basics make up. Rebecca Schmitz @ Nina Klein Agency fashion assistant. Weronika Gniewowska + Philip Kaznowski
This fashion editorial comes straight from the streets of Brooklyn & Queens, connecting with nostalgic American culture. Set in classic American locations such as diners, gas stations, and vintage cars, it showcases how modern fashion can harmonize with these retro environments while questioning the extent to which America is truly changing. Against the backdrop of an apocalyptic sky behind the diner, the editorial contrasts past and present, evoking a sense of tension and transformation in the American narrative. Photographed by Dino Kuznik with styling by Tatjana Ostojic who dresses model Ama Ganah in looks by Adidas, Norma Kamali, Jean Paul Gaultier and others. Make up by artist Sofija Nikolic. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Dino Kuznik fashion. Tatjana Ostojic model. Ama Ganah make up. Sofija Nikolic
Who is going to catch model Jenna Tostevin? This Schön! editorial is photographed by Nerys Jones with fashion by Olly Paton who dresses Tostevin in looks by Eres, Miu Miu, Prada and others, with hair and make up by Elizabeth Hsieh. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Nerys Jones @ The Associates Management fashion. Olly Paton @ The Creative Artists model. Jenna Tostevin hair + make up. Elizabeth Hsieh photography assistant. Alfie Bungay production assistant. Lilah Hetherington
Head down for the last dive in this Schön! editorial photographed by Alexander Courtman with fashion by Gianluca Cococcia who styles model Charlie Matthews in looks by Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Emporio Armani and others. Grooming by Marija Pavleka. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Alexander Courtman fashion. Gianluca Cococcia model. Charlie Matthews @ Pretty Management LA grooming. Marija Pavleka @ Uschi Rabe Agency production. Les Autres Studios
Alison Oliver is captivating on and off screen, transforming herself into characters that are so varied she can’t be known for just one thing. She chats with us for her Schön! 47 cover story while radiating in LOEWE to discuss her upcoming film The Order, a historical true crime thriller set in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. It’s one of the many intense roles she has under her belt and when speaking with her, you almost expect star quality to radiate from every fibre of her being. While it does, you also get the sense that she’s just like the rest of us. The film, directed by Justin Kurzel and based on the book The Silent Brotherhood by Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt, follows lone FBI agent Terry Husk (Jude Law) as he seeks to take the group down. She stars as Debbie Matthews, wife to Bob Matthews (played by Nicholas Hoult), the leader of an American neo-Nazi terrorist group. “What scared me about the role was playing a person inside of that world – a person that I didn’t actually understand on the page, a person I felt quite angry with – and trying to understand why people live these lives,”… Read more »
What does it mean to be responsible? It’s something Moon Chang, the visionary and eclectic designer, aims to uncover in her new collection, Hybrid Beauty III: Responsibility. Chang has built a brand where dualism and beauty vs. ugliness are central themes. The brand’s mission is clear: to foster a lifestyle that champions environmental consciousness and animal rights. By eschewing toxic, non-recycled materials, and avoiding animal leather and furs, Moon Chang aims to redefine beauty and fashion through a lens of sustainability. The upcoming collection for 2025, titled Hybrid Beauty III: Responsibility, delves deeper into Moon Chang’s philosophy. Part of the ongoing Hybrid Beauty series, which explores fashion as a remedy for mental health struggles, this collection focuses on “cuteness in responsibility.” It reflects Moon Chang’s personal journey through PTSD and her belief in using cuteness as a survival mechanism. This new line emphasizes sustainability and ethical practices, featuring zero-waste designs achieved by upcycling fabric waste from ready-to-wear pieces into couture creations. Moon Chang’s innovative approach and her dedication to merging high fashion with ethical responsibility position her brand as a leader in the sustainable fashion movement, promising a future where beauty and responsibility coexist harmoniously. Schön! changes with Moon Chang… Read more »
Outer Banks star Austin North credits his sister and a poster in a Georgia mall of Dylan Sprouse’s face as the reason he has a career in acting. North was your typical sports-loving boy when his sibling unknowingly signed him up for an acting showcase that would put him in the room with Hollywood executives and would ultimately lead him to landing a leading role in Disney Channel’s I Didn’t Do It. Coming off of his two-year stint on Disney Channel, you’d imagine that he’d be able to quickly land a role based on that credit alone – however, North hit a bit of a speed bump that led him to launch a marketing company, running social media accounts for a handful of companies while still regularly auditioning for anyone that would see him. Years went by with no luck, and just as he was ready to call it quits, he got the call that would change the trajectory of his career forever– a main role in Netflix’s Outer Banks, one of Netflix’s most successful and longest-running original series to date. North plays Topper Thornton, one of the more polarizing characters on the show that fans love to hate. But… Read more »
See models Lexi and Haby Barry in their rawest form in this Schön! editorial photographed and art directed by Anna Yevstihnieieva with fashion by Karo Ludwicka and Alex Nyilas who dress the pair in looks by Aquazzura, Norma Kamali, Chet Lo and others. Hair by stylist Nikola Vuković with make up by Patti Lu. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Anna Yevstihnieieva fashion. Karo Ludwicka + Alex Nyilas models. Lexi + Haby Barry @ IZAIO Management hair. Nikola Vuković make up. Patti Lu wigs. The Options Club photography assistant. Kasia Kaleta production assistants. Anton Pushkar + Serhii Zlobin location. Viktoriapark Berlin
Kathryn Gallagher is in flux. When speaking with the 31-year-old actress, singer, and songwriter, it’s clear that change is something she leans into rather than shies away from. For her, change brings newness — something that can be terrifying but also invigorating, forcing her to enter every project, role, and chapter of her life with a brand-new mindset. It’s that energy that has carried Gallagher from project to project, particularly with her film debut in Woman of the Hour. The crime thriller film, which is directed by and stars Anna Kendrick, is set in 1970s Los Angeles and interweaves the stories of the women who were killed by a serial killer. While it doesn’t entirely fall under the true crime genre, it does what so many similar media fail to do which is to put the victims and survivors at the heart of the story. Rather than focusing on the serial killer, Kendrick opts to show the ripple effect of what happens when women are not believed. Naturally, Gallagher shines as Charlie, a flight attendant who is beginning a new chapter of her life. It’s a role and film that clearly matters deeply to Gallagher, especially given the current political… Read more »
Is seeing really believing? Or is our perception swayed and warped? Uncover the answers yourself in this Schön! 47 editorial photographed and art directed by Lauro Samblás featuring pieces by Prada, Kish, LOEWE and others. Be awakened by your biased perspective in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available in print now. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Lauro Samblás
With devilishly compelling roles in Netflix’s Monsters: The Lyle & Erik Menendez Story and Grotesquerie, actor Nicholas Alexander Chavez has proven that he is far from faint-hearted. Opening up with Schön! while wearing Dior Men, Fursac and Azature for his #AllAboutArt cover story, he explains how he’s drawn to inscrutable personalities that subvert all audience expectations through the many masks that they wear. Chavez hopes the roles of Lyle Menendez and Father Charlie remain a mystery to him decades from now. While both characters are equally hellish, albeit in their own unique ways, the actor searches deep within himself to find a way to make these monsters a little bit more human. “As an actor, you are obligated toward the drama of the script,” he states. “There are so many different creative individuals who are exercising their artistic work and voice in this project. So, your research and interpretation are in constant negotiation and conversation with the many other great artistic voices.” Taking on the role of Lyle Menendez in Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: The Lyle & Erik Menendez Story, Chavez was first attracted to the turmoil hidden beneath the surface of a glamorous Beverly Hills family. While obsessively scouring court… Read more »
This editorial delves deep into the vibrant tapestry of identities and characters that emerge with the arrival of summer, following the long, introspective winter hibernation. It captures the profound joy and unbridled expression that define the summer spirit, with its late-night adventures and bold fashion statements. This season, more than ever, celebrates freedom, transformation, and the powerful resurgence of individuality. Photographed by Cosmo Rush with styling by Neve Randall, this editorial invites everyone to experience the emotional intensity and dynamic energy that summer brings, as people shed their winter shells and fully em- brace the warmth and vibrancy of this transformative time. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Cosmo Rush fashion. Neve Randall @ The 223 Agency, Limitee PR, Karla Otto, Ap-Communications + Avenue Communications model. Gina Bell hair. Jemima Beale make up. Amie Harfield using Mac Cosmetics, Fenty Beauty, Make up by Mario + Weleda movement. Liam John photography assistants. Vincent Mercado + Joshua Hunte fashion assistants. Rosmine Bora + Calia Otshudy studio. Unit F Studios
When we think of art, we often imagine the sweep of a painter’s brush or the intricate chiselling of a sculptor’s hand. Still, there is an art form that requires no canvas or clay — just the human body itself. Dancing, at its core, is a language of movement, where the body becomes both the medium and the message. Unlike static forms of art, dance is dynamic and ephemeral, existing only at the moment it is performed. It’s something dancer Carl Giacomello, who wears Dior Men for his Schön! 47 digital cover, knows all too well. Giacomello’s style is a fusion of technical mastery and expressive freedom. Each performance is a testament to his ability to convey complex narratives through movement. His choreography often explores the themes of balance and tension, control and release, echoing the very dynamics of life itself. It’s a style that’s both innovative and accessible, drawing in viewers who might not traditionally engage with contemporary dance. And as Giacomello continues to push the boundaries of contemporary dance, his journey is a reminder of the power of art to connect and transform — one step, one movement, at a time. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK… Read more »
In the heart of a fleeting moment, where the world feels like an endless horizon, this Schön! editorial serves as a celebration of the free spirit and timeless elegance — a tribute to those sun-drenched days when life feels vibrant, boundless, and beautifully unpredictable, captured by Pep Bestard with creative direction and fashion by María Vidal. Model Julieta Barba wears looks by Adidas, Miu Miu, Issey Miyake and others. Hair and make up by artist Cati Frontera. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Pep Bestard creative direction + fashion. María Vidal model. Julieta Barba hair + make up. Cati Frontera assistant. Laura Mestres
Achieng Agutu has become a beacon of self-love, confidence, and representation in the modern digital age. “It’s such a powerful statement to see someone like me in that space,” she says about being the first bald Kenyan model featured in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. “I want people to know that there is no single standard of beauty. Confidence, happiness, and health come in all shapes and sizes, from all walks of life.” It’s a mindset she embodies and wants to share with the world, too — and she’s doing just that as a host on Amazon Prime’s #INFLUENCED. Chatting with Schön!, she opens up about her journey from self-doubt to self-celebration, the importance of representation, and her vision for a more inclusive and vibrant world. You’re celebrated as the “Confidence Queen.” What sparked your journey toward embracing self-love and fearlessness, and how did you translate that into a thriving online presence? I’d say my journey began because I never felt confident in myself before. I wasn’t happy with the way I looked, felt, or moved through the world, and that wasn’t an exciting way to live. I grew tired of feeling that way and decided to change it. In 2017, I started… Read more »
Polychromatic; of two or more colours; multicolored. Fashion and colour fusion collide in this Schön! 47 editorial photographed by Cody Lidtke with fashion by stylist Nicholas MacKinnon who dresses Dohyun Kim in looks by Louis Vuitton, Dsquared2, Alexis Bittar and others. Hair by William Schaedler with make up by artist Mark de los Reyes. See the merging of hues in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available in print now. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography. Cody Lidtke fashion. Nicholas MacKinnon model. Dohyun Kim @ IMG hair. William Schaedler make up. Mark de los Reyes @ Paradis Agency using MAC Cosmetics + Pat McGrath Beauty production design. Milena Gorum photography assistant. Stefaun Maldonado
LSDXOXO – the alias of singer-songwriter, performer, DJ and Producer RJ Glasgow – is on a nomadic worldwide trajectory. When we speak to him, he’s in New York, after a whirlwind month of touring, releasing an album, fashion week marathons and shoots. Based in Berlin since 2017, Glasgow is on the point of making his next move, to a new city, with coordinates currently unknown. The Philadelphia-born artist saw his beginnings take shape in the early 2010s when he started releasing remixes via Soundcloud, before joining the cult collective GHE20GOTH1K. His debut album, released in September, flawlessly charters his journey with his signature hybrid of dance, electronic, club and techno sounds, with a touch of pop and optimistic nihilism mixed in for good measure. LSDXOXO made a global impact with his collaborations as a producer for Kelela, remixes for Lady Gaga, PinkPantheress and Shygirl, regular appearances at Club Shygirl, a performance during FKA Twigs’ EUSEXUA tour, and more recently the soundtrack to emerging fashion favourite Luis de Javier’s first runway show. Reflecting on his debut tour as a singer-songwriter and with a full album boosting his discography, he talks to Schön! about the fantasy of DOGMA, about sex positivity in… Read more »
Jordan Rondel aka The Caker has brought sexy back to baking. “The concept to create a luxury cake mix at the time was completely unique,” Rondel recounts to Schön! for her #AllAboutArt Schön! 47 story. The New Zealand creative has redefined what it means to be a baker and a businesswoman in 2024. “I made a particularly great cake, and my parents encouraged me to ‘do something’ with my baking,” Rondel recalls. Back in the early days of blogging, before Instagram even existed, Rondel shared her recipes and creations online, resulting in the start of her made-to-order cake business. Soon, requests came pouring in, from catering for elite events to bespoke celebrity orders. “Timing was particularly on my side,” Rondel explains, modestly. In a city where there was little opportunity to source great cakes, she had found her niche. Although she sold the business in August, the world is opening up to Rondel and the many facets that exist within her. “I’ve always liked the idea of breaking the mould, entering other industries,” she says. “I don’t want to be typecast.” And with her current repertoire, we’re certainly not placing her in a box. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön!… Read more »
Youthful invincibility — the belief that the vitality, energy, and spirit of youth will last forever. It means to hold onto the present and embrace every whim — from freedom to excitement to optimism, as depicted in this Schön! editorial photographed by Marta Kaczmarek with fashion by Sara Soares who styles Tomás de Almeida, Maria Antunes, Rainara Baldé, Bruna Spencer, Rafael Carvalho, Isabella Corá, Lucas Damiani, Lou, Marianne, Carolina Melicio, Paulo Neves, Juan Ríos, Weronika Wood and Margarida Zhang in looks by Isza, Rafaela Salgueir, New Rock and others. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + art direction. Marta Kaczmarek @ Shootme Warsaw fashion. Sara Soares talents. Tomás de Almeida, Maria Antunes, Rainara Baldé, Bruna Spencer, Rafael Carvalho, Isabella Corá, Lucas Damiani, Lou, Marianne, Carolina Melicio, Paulo Neves, Juan Ríos, Weronika Wood + Margarida Zhang hair + make up. Sara Marques de Oliveira
Rema is spreading the sound of Afrobeats to the world. As music from across the African diaspora climbs international charts, his unique sound has made its mark on the movement. “The way that my sound has evolved is not something that can be explained. It’s something that can be heard,” he tells us for his Schön! 47 digital cover story while on tour in Australia. From his first breakout hit Dumebi in 2019 to the sensation of his 2022 song Calm Down, featuring Selena Gomez on the remix, and his latest album HEIS, which was released this summer, Rema shows no signs of slowing down. Rema’s roots lie in Benin City, Nigeria, and inform every fibre of his artistry. “Edo State shaped me in most aspects of my being,” he explains, “from the music, manner of speech, mindset, behavioural traits, just the way I see life in general… my taste in art as well.” Nowhere is this clearer than the visual world of his HEIS era with its darker dominant energy: “It’s just me embracing my growth,” he elaborates. “It’s me feeling comfortable within this music like a snake shedding off the old skin and being comfortable in the new… Read more »
Rising fashion designer Ettore Poli wants to reinvent what it means to look and feel good. “We wear clothes almost every day, they set boundaries for our movements and express our social standing, but they also help us set our mood,” they state. “That’s why I try to design clothes that feel good on the skin, with soft, silky materials sewn in symbolic shapes, as clothes work as amulets too in a way. I always think about freedom when designing: the freedom to move around and dance, but also the freedom to look inward, to express a blurry image about who you are.” With that mindset, their forward-thinking “Baccano,” the graduate collection created and designed by Poli, was crafted. Speaking with Schön!, Ettore Poli opens up about their latest collection, their creative process, and the deeper meanings behind their unique approach to genderless, sustainable fashion. Can you tell us more about the inspiration behind your collection BACCANO? BACCANO is my graduate collection, my first real attempt to express what fashion means to me. It’s been a wonderful ride, but I tried to be as professional as I could because I think fashion is both an art and a craft, it requires… Read more »
Making a scene in Schön! 47 is this#AllAboutArt editorial photographed and creative directed by Abdullah Alzanki. Setting the stage is model Annie who wears looks by Calvin Klein, Kenzo, Tom Ford and others styled by Polina Shabelnikova. Lighting is by Junaid Azam with make up by Vivi Lu. View the full editorial in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available in print now. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography + creative direction. Abdullah Alzanki @ Coded Campaigns fashion. Polina Shabelnikova model. Annie @ Models Board Management make up. Vivi Lu lighting. Junaid Azam studio. Creative Hive Studio, Dubai
Eden is a project born from the collaboration between the digital agency Mirror, based in Florence and the slow fashion brand Cecilia Rinaldi. The idea behind the concept, written by the director Tommaso Ferrara, represents the brand’s ethics with the typical lightness of a fairy tale. The fashion designer Cecilia Rinaldi wanted to set a strong identity behind her work. The story’s main topic is the relationship between human beings and nature. The protagonist is a scientist who is trying to understand the phenomenon of a huge forest grown in a single night. This contrast between science and fantasy, rationalism and imagination, technique and inspiration is the same power that moves the artist. In Eden, these dimensions merge in a single painting where past and present, dream and reality are mixed. The only thing to do is accept the dystopia and immerse yourself in it without prejudice. The story is set in an era that doesn’t exist. The idea was to create a time suspended between past and future, or rather, to imagine a future that could not do without the past, because this is exactly how fashion itself works. This Schön! visual has been produced by direction. Tommaso Ferrara… Read more »
Metamorphosis; a change of the form or nature of a thing or person into a completely different one, by natural or supernatural means. Change into something new in this Schön! editorial captured by photographers Barbara Brasil and Saar Ben-Aderet with fashion by Carolina Dileo who dresses model Anja Konstantinova in looks by Ella Fidalgo, SURO Swimwear, and others. Make up by artist Carla Abrams. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Barbara Brasil + Saar Ben-Aderet creative direction. Barbara Brasil fashion. Carolina Dileo model. Anja Konstantinova make up. Carla Abrams
When you see the title ‘pre-made cake mix,’ brands like Betty Crocker or Mr. Kipling might come to mind. Childhood memories of vividly coloured strawberry-flavoured batter resurface, along with the realization that there were few alternatives available. That was until Jordan Rondel disrupted the baking industry, introducing a collection of high-end, stylish cake kits with enticing flavours that people were eager to make. “The concept to create a luxury cake mix at the time was completely unique,” Rondel recounts to Schön!, wearing Ocean Savage for her #AllAboutArt Schön! 47 digital cover story. Despite growing up in New Zealand, Rondel’s childhood summers were spent in Paris with her grandparents, baking, eating and discovering her obsession with the kitchen. “Each weekend, we’d shop at the farmer’s market, and I’d watch [my grandparents] carefully hand pick every item,” she remembers. It was this process of witnessing simple, singular ingredients being transformed into elaborate, delectable dishes, together with the joy it brought to those who savoured the finished results, that sparked Rondel’s initial interest in cooking. “I was hooked from that moment on,” she tells us. From launching her first cookbook, opening a commercial studio and making the bold move to LA to tackle… Read more »
It’s difficult not to think of Iceland as anything but otherworldly when visiting, as Schön! experienced earlier this fall after meeting Icelandic artist and actress Elín Hall. Despite the chill beginning to tighten its grip on the Nordic landscape, there isn’t a friendlier — or cozier — festival than Iceland Airwaves. For four days, Reykjavik becomes a living, breathing entity, with music flowing through its veins. It’s been 25 years since its start and its ethos still rings true: a celebration of music, culture, and community, particularly making space for Icelandic artists to shine. What really sets Iceland Airwaves Festival, which is sponsored by IcelandAir, apart from others is the extent they use every venue — and makeshift venue — to give a home to artists. From the intimate, cozy settings of local bars to the grandeur of the city’s larger venues, every corner of Reykjavik echoes with the sounds of Airwaves. The artists, too, are running amok just like the festival attendees — while sitting at Mokka, a conversation was started by someone who I would later find out is part of rock band spacestation who I’d later see play later that night to a completely packed room at… Read more »
Tanzanian-born and London-raised, Tiggs Da Author has been making waves in the music scene for over a decade, blending genres and creating tracks that resonate across the spectrum. With collaborations featuring musical icons such as J Hus, Skrapz, and Jordy, along with multiple-time collaborators Nines and Sam Wise, he has lent his soundscape to practically the whole gamut of UK favourites. Today, he meets Schön! with such ease and warmth that invites deeper conversation. Upon the interview with Adam, or Tiggs Da Author – as he’s been called for most of his life – the hyphenate picks up our Zoom call from the studio while giving a soft chuckle; the studio has become a second home. Though he’d never consider actually working from home. One might call it work-life balance, but Tiggs adds how much he enjoys the commute and not getting distracted. Unexpected, though his velvety voice, paired with the jazzy tunes, should have been an early sign of such ease. He chats with Schön! a bit about football, a sport he played semi-professionally for some time, along with his enduring love for Manchester United. Centred and intuitive in his speech, Tiggs reflects on being known as the kid… Read more »
Observe every side of models Alina Wang, Claudia Ferrier and Kentha in this Schön! 47 editorial with make up by Megumi Matsuno with hair by Chikako Shinoda, featuring photography and creative direction by Han Yang. See the editorial for yourself in print in Schön! 47. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography + creative direction. Han Yang models. Alina Wang, Claudia Ferrier @ Premier Model Management + Kentha @ The MiLK Collective make up. Megumi Matsuno hair. Chikako Shinoda fashion. Mengmeng Zeng photography assistants. Kiah Tao, Bing Geng + Leyan Lyu make up assistants. Sayaka Gushi + Natsu Nomonaga hair assistant. Masaki Kameda fashion assistant. Yujun Zeng
Relaxation isn’t the first word that springs to mind when you think of Mallorca. But a little resort nestled in Santa Ponça—just 15 minutes from Palma de Mallorca—is aiming to change that notion. Falling under the IHG Hotels & Resorts umbrella, Kimpton Aysla Mallorca is a tranquil hotel surrounded by lush, fragrant gardens and serene sun-drenched spaces to hide away in. As soon as you step onto its grounds, its tranquillity seeps into you like the Mallorcan sun. Room-wise, there are 79 in total, all boasting floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies in every single one. The vibes are rustic, arty and stylish with bright furnishings (a very Spanish flair!), local artwork dotted about the rooms and the novelty quirk of being able to access your wood-drenched terrace from your own shower. Designed by local architect Guillermo Reynés, it’s all very bright and cheerful with clean, zen lines, stunning leafy views and quirky features. There’s a huge emphasis on wellness here. The spa is a whopping 900sqm and you can spend a whole day here with its 25-metre indoor pool, salt cave, sauna and steam room. If you can manage to drag yourself away from the sauna-to-steam room rounds, there’s a… Read more »
Hollywood is a fickle industry often driven by appearances and stereotypes and, because of that, Adam Pearson stands out as a game-changer by challenging conventions and redefining narratives. With a career spanning over 14 years, Adam has become a powerful advocate for representation, using his platform to dismantle misconceptions about disability. His latest role in A Different Man as Oswald is no exception—delivering a performance that explores identity and self-image while subverting the usual tropes associated with disability in film. Beyond acting, Adam’s influence extends to the documentary world, with impactful works like The Ugly Face of Disability Hate Crime. He is a sought-after speaker, addressing critical issues at global platforms such as the World Health Innovation Summit. With accolades like the RADAR and Diana Awards, Adam has cemented his place as an actor and a relentless advocate for inclusivity and authenticity in storytelling. What was it like stepping into the role of Oswald in A Different Man? How did you prepare to embody a character who becomes intertwined with Edward’s transformative journey? Oswald was a very different character for me, and it’s always exciting to take on something new and showcase range as an actor. It was also refreshing… Read more »
Blink and you’ll miss the stillness in time in this Schön! editorial captured by photographer Xanthe Hutchinson who collaborates with stylist Mengmeng Zeng who dresses models Xinyue, Katie and Lizzie in looks by Maison Margiela, Jacquemus and others. Hair by stylist Taku Horiwaki with make up by Emily Porter. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography. Xanthe Hutchinson fashion. Mengmeng Zeng models. Xinyue, Katie + Lizzie @ Milk hair. Taku Horiwaki make up. Emily Porter photography assistant. Zoey Jacqueline Sclare special thanks. Benjamin Glynn Phillips + Id
American actor Gavin Leatherwood is no stranger to the horror genre. The actor, who wears Sandro for his Schön! 47 digital cover, is remembered as the beloved warlock Nicholas Scratch in the Netflix drama series The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Now, 30-year-old Leatherwood speaks proudly of his latest role as Dennis in the highly anticipated Netflix film It’s What’s Inside “Not that I would wish existential crisis on anyone,” he laughs, “but that is a driving force of this movie.” Leatherwood gives Schön! the inside scoop on his experience in the film, why nobody (figuratively and literally) is safe in it, and why its release is timely within our social media-obsessed society. Waiting for the arrival of It’s What’s Inside has left Leatherwood feeling both anticipation and “delayed gratification”, given that it was filmed back in 2022. Recalling the inception of the project, he shares, “When the director reached out and I looked at the pitch deck, I thought it was very f*cking cool.” Despite undergoing multiple readings because of the confusion felt by the characters, Leatherwood was attracted to the project. As we continue to discuss the movie, Leatherwood continues to turn it inside out. Not only does each… Read more »
Cat Cohen is having a pretty big year for herself. She’s made appearances in Girls5eva and Only Murders in the Building, dropped a new comedy special on Veeps, Come For Me, and now she’s releasing her debut album, OVERDRESSED. It won’t be long before Cat Cohen is a household name — or at least the name you curse as you suffer from the chronic inability to get “BLAME IT ON THE MOON” out of your head. Comedy might not be universal, but listening to this album and having the bridges and choruses of the music play on endless repeat in your head, decidedly is. After releasing her first standup special on Netflix in 2022, it’s been a few years since we got fresh material. With both Come For Me, and OVERDRESSED, Cat proves that good things take time and these projects were both more than worth the wait. The record is extra special though. In the comedy burlesque style that she’s become known for, Cat sings about things like the desire to be a plus-one at office holiday parties, liking when men take their belts off before bed (among a lengthy list of other things including, but not limited to,… Read more »
Keep things in focus in this Schön! 47editorial featuring looks by Moncler, Dior Men, Acne Studios and others wor by Beau, Caleb, Kees, Levi, Remy, Tiare and Will with styling by Thomas Townsend, captured by photographer Rob Tennent with grooming by Kyye. Discover the editorial now in Schön! 47. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 at Amazon Globally, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium, Amazon Sweden and the UK Schön! store. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography. Rob Tennent fashion. Thomas Townsend grooming. Kyye @ AP Reps using Davines models. Beau, Caleb, Kees, Levi, Remy, Tiare + Will
Gauhar Ali is making waves in the fashion industry through her namesake brand. Hailing from Italy, the designer is bringing together a harmonious blend of practicality and style, tailored for the contemporary individual who appreciates the nuances of fashion evolution. Rooted in the philosophy of geometric patterns and inspired by both organic forms and industrial spectacles, Ali’s designs are a tribute to historical elements with specific garments that honour the past while boldly challenging conventional fashion norms, sparking meaningful conversations about design and identity. Schön! sits down with Gauhar Ali to discuss the craft of fashion design, the brand’s “Raver Chic” collection, and more. What inspired you to pursue a career in fashion design, and how has your journey been so far? Fashion has always been part of me, though maybe not in the conventional sense. Growing up as a millennial, my style journey started differently. Our parents often dressed us as they pleased, and back then, we didn’t have the same access to trends or the vast world of fashion that kids do today. The experience of occasionally wearing things that didn’t quite feel like ‘me’ actually sparked my creativity. I began experimenting, taking garments apart, and reimagining them… Read more »
Rupi Kaur took over the poetry world at just 21 years old when she self-published her first collection, Milk and Honey. It’s been ten years since its release and, when chatting with the glistening Kaur who wears Pandora and Rue Sophie for her Schön! 47 digital cover story, it’s clear that much has changed for the poet. “It feels so much bigger than me, because it’s meant so much to so many people,” Kaur says smiling. “It’s a book that’s changed my life.” The poetry book — a compilation of poems and unassuming line drawings — would redefine the world of poetry. So much so that Milk and Honey‘s impact on culture is still felt today and now, a decade later, Kaur has released an anniversary edition and is conducting a world book signing tour. “When I wrote it, I was trying to overcome so many challenges,” Kaur recalls. “I know that’s why my readers connect with it; they were going through those same challenges.” Working on the updated edition required Kaur to re-read her book cover to cover. “Reading it back from my 31-year-old perspective…” She pauses, searching for the words and shaking her head. “I’m in awe, because I really… Read more »
A vernissage, a term originating from the French word for “varnishing,” refers to an art exhibition preview, usually taking place before the official opening. When this event is limited to invited guests and not accessible to the general public, it is often termed a private view. Join Alyssa Morelle, Diarra Samb, and Ling Zuo in this Schön! 47 H&M Studio Holiday Capsule special which sees the trio celebrate art in its many forms — all centered around a gallery opening. In particular, Morelle, Samb, and Zuo see the vernissage as an opportunity to showcase their own artistic style. Pulling from the elegance of New York’s contemporary art elite, the new H&M Studio Holiday Capsule celebrates where contemporary art meets high glamour. See the H&M Studio Holiday Capsule in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available now in print. View the H&M Studio Holiday Capsule at hm.com. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 digital cover story has been produced by videography. Théo Clark + Pierre-Alexandre Paul photography. Maximilian Mair creative direction + fashion. Patrick Clark models. Alyssa Morelle @ Elite, Diarra Samb @ NEXT + Ling Zuo @ Premium wearing H&M Studio Holiday Capsule set design. Paloma Laratte + Carol Landriot @ Biceps hair. Bastien Zorzetto @ Walter Schupfer Management make up. Camille Arnaud @ Airport Agency photography assistant. Viktor Podčacha fashion assistant. Marlène Le Gall production. Divergence Studio studio. Deux… Read more »
“It’s fun because music is a place to practice your rebellion,” Kid Bookie explains. The MOBO-nominated artist, who wears Marshall Monitor III A.N.C. for his Schön! 47 digital cover story, has had a whirlwind time lately. His latest album, Songs For The Living // Songs For The Dead, zeroes in on the feelings of being an outsider, something that he has been reckoning with since he was young. Music, he says, is a place where he can be a shapeshifter — someone who is redefining the concept of a rock star with his genre-defying capabilities. “There are a lot of hurdles and barriers you’ve got to go through just by choosing to make rock music because I don’t look like a traditional rock artist,” he says. Before he became known as Kid Bookie, Tyrone Hill always felt aligned with the anti-mainstream. Growing up in inner-city London, his interests often set him apart from his peers. “I was that kid wearing mismatched Converse, a random tie with a white shirt, just being as punk as I could be,” he recalls. “In school, you get bullied for that. The uniqueness of your character, the beauty of your individuality, gets stripped away to fit in with the crowd.”… Read more »
This Schön! 47 H&M Studio Holiday Capsule special draws inspiration from the elegance of New York’s contemporary art elite, transporting us into the sophisticated world of gallery openings. It’s a celebration of socialite style, perfect for end-of-year festivities, where contemporary art meets high glamour. The vernissage is the pivotal moment, with this editorial presenting the vibrant looks from the H&M Studio Holiday Capsule, embodying New York’s refined elegance, metropolitan social scene, and high-society style. Explore the H&M Studio Holiday Capsule now in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available in print. View the H&M Studio Holiday Capsule at hm.com. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 digital cover story has been produced by photography. Maximilian Mair creative direction + fashion. Patrick Clark models. Alyssa Morelle @ Elite, Diarra Samb @ NEXT + Ling Zuo @ Premium wearing H&M Studio Holiday Capsule set design. Paloma Laratte + Carol Landriot @ Biceps hair. Bastien Zorzetto @ Walter Schupfer Management make up. Camille Arnaud @ Airport Agency photography assistant. Viktor Podčacha fashion assistant. Marlène Le Gall videography. Théo Clark + Pierre-Alexandre Paul production. Divergence Studio studio. Deux Choses Lune special thanks. Pascal, Alessia + The Team @… Read more »
In a capitalist world, we’re all suckers under the consumption trap — a concept describing the tendency of individuals to become obsessed with the continual acquisition of more goods and services. This relentless pursuit of material possessions often leads to several adverse consequences — from debt to stress. In this Schön! editorial, photographer Luo explores why, exactly, we are obsessed with consuming material goods. This Schön! editorial has been produced by photography + creative direction. Luo art direction. Osyear fashion. Funky model. Runa hair. Gauch make up. Luoyun lighting. King fashion assistants. Yidian + Shuqi art assistant. Tangtang
In Schön! 47, explore how art takes the shape of a cognac bottle through the latest collaboration between the world’s leading cognac brand Hennessy and the acclaimed artist Jean-Michel Othoniel. Famous for the impressive sculptures and the artworks he creates with hand-blown glass, Othoniel represents one of the most influential creatives of modern times. This partnership brings together top-tier art and world-class spirit, resulting in two exceptional creations: the Hennessy X.O Masterpiece and the Hennessy X.O Limited Edition. Over the years, Hennessy has worked with some of the best creatives across different industries such as fashion, design and culture. Recent high-class collaborators include designer Tom Dixon, architect Frank Gehry and fashion pioneer Kim Jones. Teaming up with globally admired artists is part of Hennessy’s DNA, showcasing its dedication to pushing boundaries in both creativity and craftsmanship. With Jean-Michel Othoniel at the side of the Cognac Maison, new life was brought into the X.O collection through the masterful use of materials such as light-reflecting crystals. This new venture emphasises Hennessy’s consistent drive toward fresh ideas, outstanding design and bold creativity. “I have had a longstanding relationship with Hennessy, spanning over 20 years. Through mutual respect and shared vision, we have cultivated… Read more »
A new city awaits you — one with glittering gems by Chanel and timepieces by Cartier against a backdrop of geometric structures and vibrant colours in an urban fantasy photographed by Beate Sonnenberg with fashion by Huma Humayun, with the cities crafted by set designer Makerie Studio. Travel through a new city in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available in print now. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography. Beate Sonnenberg fashion + production. Huma Humayun set design. Makerie Studio digital operator. Sam Reeves
When chatting with Josh Heuston, one thing is for certain: he is a major science fiction fan. The actor chats with us from his London flat for his Schön! 47 cover story, where he’s dressed in knitwear by LOEWE, and is clearly relaxed and ready to discuss everything about the making of Dune: Prophecy. It’s a project that took up three years of his life and now he’s embracing the surreal feeling of returning back to some semblance of normality. “Going back to normal after filming is strange. You’re like, ‘Okay, where’s my sword and cape?’” he laughs, “But a project like this kind of ticks all the boxes.” The show is set 10,000 years before the rise of Paul Atreides, the main character from the original Dune films. This show puts the women front and centre, focusing on two sisters, played by Emily Watson and Olivia Williams, who originate the clandestine Bene Gesserit matriarchal order as they weave their webs among the great houses. Joshua Heuston stars as Constantine Corrino, whose quest for his father’s approval starkly contrasts Paul Atreides’ relationship with his own father. Naturally, Heuston is a science fiction fan. Opening up to Schön!, he says, “We’re not… Read more »
Todas las Que Soy; all that I am refers to the entirety of a person’s being — the facets that make up who they are, from the clothes they put on to the make up they wear. It’s an artform to see oneself as a whole part, acknowledging every aspect that makes up who you are. See how the garments dress ourselves in shape who we are in this Schön! 47 editorial photographed by Jara García Azor who collaborates with stylist Lucía Lomas. Adorned in looks showcased at 080 Barcelona Fashion by Guillermo Justicia, Custo Barcelona, Lola Casademunt, Compte Spain, Txell Miras, Ga Gó Ó Studio and Avec Amour, model Lucci García embraces every part of who they are by using fashion as an extension of themselves. Hair and make up for the editorial is by artist Sofia Rubinstein. Uncover all that you are in Schön! 47 #AllAboutArt, available in print now. Get your print copy of Schön! 47 on the UK Schön! store, Amazon Germany, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Spain, Amazon Netherlands, Amazon Poland, Amazon Belgium and Amazon Sweden. This Schön! 47 editorial has been produced by photography. Jara García Azor @ Superstition Agency fashion. Lucía Lomas talent. Lucci García hair + make up. Sofia Rubinstein photography assistant. Yun Ping Li fashion assistant. Ana Rodríguez… Read more »