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1 month ago |
family.style | Liana Satenstein |Alisha Wexler
There is an empathy in Kobe Wagstaff’s images. Their subjects, often in states of vulnerability, are at ease in front of their lens, baring their souls. The LA-based photographer has always been interested in the customs and inner lives of others. Growing up in the Mormon Church of Utah, they remember how a hashbrown casserole was baked to console those grieving. “The women of the church would make this meal after funeral services for the family members who had an individual pass.
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1 month ago |
culturedmag.com | Liana Satenstein
"It's Always Burberry Weather" campaign photo. All images courtesy of Burberry. Whenever I wear my Burberry trench, I am showered with compliments. People love the poshness of it. The trench is the sleek antidote to any hangover or sartorial mess. An instant upper. A mainlining of heritage. After all, you can throw the roomy piece over anything. I don it over whatever slapdash slop I wear, and promptly transform into some clay-bird-shooting dame happily marooned in the Cotswolds.
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2 months ago |
magasin.ltd | Liana Satenstein
Not that it needed to be said, but I have too much stuff! Enough that I’ve called in the bigs guns to help me trim back the excess: of is bringing her minimal maximalist touch to my maximal minimalist wardrobe for an in-person closet sale happening at my actual house this Sunday, and you are invited to come shop it.
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Dec 28, 2024 |
vogue.com | Liana Satenstein
Products are independently selected by our editors. We may earn an affiliate commission from links. A few months ago, before I had formally announced my pregnancy, I was tapped to host a show in Paris during fashion month. When talking to the house’s team, I became increasingly nervous and asked my friend, “Do you think they’ll hire me if they know I’m almost five months pregnant?”Joke was on me.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
i-d.co | Liana Satenstein
This week, Balenciaga released its pre-fall 2025 collection. The lookbook’s images, shot on iPhone, came with a few fleshy finger blurs that obscured the lens. But that wasn’t the only nub that protruded from the screen: more striking were the four wriggling little piggies plus a big toe in a disturbingly open shoe. Then again, can you even call that thing a shoe? The footwear, called “The Zero,” barely covered the foot.
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